Rhetoric, Writing, and Communications
Students who major in Rhetoric and Communications practise writing in a variety of genres and read contemporary non-fiction, analyze visual and verbal texts, trace the impact of print and electronic media on western culture, and – through the study of theory and close attention to textual practices – examine how ideology is embodied in discourse. Students with a B.A. in Rhetoric and Communications can enter graduate studies in such fields as Communications, Composition, Media Studies, and Rhetoric. They are also well prepared for public- and private-sector careers that depend on advanced analytical and communicative skills, especially in writing.
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Doctor Catherine Taylor appointed Associate Dean of Arts at UWinnipeg
Fall, 2017 to Winter, 2018
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Certificate in Writing
1000-Level Courses
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2000-Level Courses
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3000-Level Courses
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