University Writing Program

TYP 8A & 8B: Writing for Social Justice

UWS 66B — Sports, Money, and Power
UWS 66B — Travel and Self-Discovery

UWS 09A — Crowded Futures: Population Horror in Dystopian Film
UWS 25A — The Good, the Bad, and the Slimy: Aliens of Sci-Fi
UWS 56B — Tracking the Digital Self
UWS 71A —Like, But Not Like: The Uncanny Futures of Robots, Cyborgs, and Androids
ENG 55A — Smoke and Brick: Working-Class Literature of the Mechanical Age

UWS 17B — Bodies of Evidence: Forensic Science in Fact and Fiction
UWS 43A — Storytelling in Business
UWS 52B — Environmental Justice

UWS 02A — Darwinian Dating: The Evolution of Human Attraction
UWS 37A — The Biology of Morality

UWS 64B — The Resistance Mix-Tape: Music and Social Justice
UWS 65A — Everyday Apocalypse; or Living Through the Long Emergency

CSEM-01A — Composition Seminar
UWS-16A — Sex and Advertising
UWS-65B — Coming to America

CSEM-01A — Composition Seminar
UWS 69A — Hip-Hop as Social Commentary
UWS 69B — The Ethics of True Crime

CSEM 1A — Composition Seminar

CSEM-01A — Composition Seminar
UWS-34A — Reading and Writing Boston
UWS-45B — Environmental Literature: Ecocriticism and Writing
UWS-67B — Music, Protest, and Social Change in the 1960s

UWS 73A  From Leptons to Neurons: The Science of Free Will
UWS 73B  The Ethics of Technology

UWS 70A — Beautiful People: Myths, Models, Makeovers
UWS 70B — Clones and Copies in Art, Literature, and Science

UWS 01A — Stories of Illness
UWS 04A — Medical Ethics
UWS 13B — Business Ethics

UWS 72A — Autobiographical Comics

UWS 71B — Zombies and Society

UWS 62A — Video Games, Gamers, and Gaming Styles

UWS 72B —Driving Change: Student-Led Social Movements