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HNRS 65WBody-Mind Literacy

Honors Collegium · 6 units · Undergraduate lower division (0-99)

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Designed for College Honors students. Examination of social and cultural assumptions about body and mind and how they are integrated and/or disconnected. Experiential and interdisciplinary approach. Satisfies Writing II requirement.

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Enforced requisite: English Composition 3.

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ENGCOMP 3

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HNRS 65W

  • ENGCOMP 3English Composition, Rhetoric, and Language
    • ENGCOMP 2Approaches to University Writing
    • ENGCOMP 2IApproaches to University Writing for Multilingual Students
      • ENGCOMP 1BHigh-Intermediate Composition for Multilingual Students1 more beneath

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