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WCWP 10B: The Writing Course B 

Warren students during class.WCWP 10B is the second course in the writing sequence required for incoming first-year students. Picking up where WCWP 10A left off, WCWP 10B focuses on helping students develop critical thinking skills as they learn to analyze the dominant worldviews that shape how we think, communicate, and see the world.

Every section of WCWP 10B engages with a specific topic, and there are a variety of topics offered throughout the academic year. Each topic has the same goals and objectives, but uses different content to engage with issues of justice and ethics central to creating a better world for everyone.

By the end of the course, students will learn to communicate more effectively with a variety of audiences, and to think about how they can play a role in solving some of the most challenging inequities in our society.

Spring 2023 Course Topics

While course topics may differ, the overall structure, learning objectives, and required work remain consistant across all WCWP 10B sections. Click each topic for more information, and check the dropdown menu below for scheduling details.

WCWP 10B: Big Data, AI, and Issues of Justice

WCWP 10B: Monster Theory

WCWP 10B: The Myth of Meritocracy

WCWP 10B: Radioactive Rhetoric: Nuclear Power Justice

WCWP 10B: Shattering Misconceptions about Writing

WCWP 10B: Solidarity in History and Practice

WCWP 10B: Voting in the Age of Disinformation

Spring 2023 Schedule

Sect. Day Time Room Instructor Topic
001 MW 1100-1220 EBU3B 1124 Anthony Lince Shattering Expectations about Writing
003 MW 200-320 EBU3B 1124 Anthony Lince Shattering Expectations about Writing
004 MW 330-450 EBU3B 1124 Anthony Lince Shattering Expectations about Writing
005 TTH 1230-150 EBU3B 1113 Paula Santa Rosa* The Myth of Meritocracy
006 TTH 200-320 EBU3B 1113 Paula Santa Rosa* The Myth of Meritocracy
007 MW 1100-1220 WSAC 132 Karina Villa Ortiz* The Myth of Meritocracy
008 MW 1230-150 WSAC 132 Karina Villa Ortiz* The Myth of Meritocracy
009 MW 200-320 WSAC 138 Sarah Savage Big Data, AI, and Issues of Justice
010 MW 330-450 WSAC 138 Sarah Savage Big Data, AI, and Issues of Justice
011 MW 200-320 EBU3B 1113 Sarah Raskin* The Myth of Meritocracy
012 MW 330-450 EBU3B 1113 Sarah Raskin* The Myth of Meritocracy
013 TTh 800-920 EBU3B 1124 Eric Johnson Radioactive Rhetoric: Nuclear Power Justice
014 TTh 930-1050 EBU3B 1124 Eric Johnson Radioactive Rhetoric: Nuclear Power Justice
015 TTh 1100-1220 EBU3B 1124 Jasmine Tocki Monster Theory
016 TTh 1230-150 EBU3B 1124 Haleema Welji The Myth of Meritocracy
017 TTh 200-320 EBU3B 1124 Jasmine Tocki Monster Theory
018 TTh 330-450 EBU3B 1124 Jasmine Tocki Monster Theory
023 TTh 1100-1220 WSAC 138 Julie Moon Solidarity in History and Practice
025 TTh 200-320 WSAC 138 Julie Moon Solidarity in History and Practice
026 TTh 330-450 WSAC 138 Julie Moon Solidarity in History and Practice
028 TTh 1100-1220 SSB 106 Sherry Boulter Voting in the Age of Disinformation
029 TTh 1230-150 SSB 106 Sherry Boulter Voting in the Age of Disinformation

*Instructor name may appear differently in WebReg.

Registration Information and Prerequisites

WCWP 10B is a 4-unit course, and can only be taken for a letter grade. Enrollment in WCWP 10B is open only to Warren College students who have already successfuly completed WCWP 10A.