Writing and Information Literacy Tier 2 (WIL2)

Courses that fulfill WIL2 help students gain familiarity and fluency with genres, conventions, and formats typical in a discipline or field as well as develop a deeper understanding of how knowledge is accessed, developed, and shared. WIL2 courses build on skills and processes introduced in Foundational Writing and Information Literacy (WIL1) but refined through the conventions and practices of the field or discipline, including writing appropriately for different purposes, audiences, and contexts; posing and pursuing questions using relevant, reliable, and useful information while integrating and documenting sources correctly; understanding and evaluating ideas and evidence in texts; and developing flexible writing processes, including planning, drafting, revising, and polishing.

Students are required to take 1 WIL2 course -OR- 1 OC-Oral Communication course.

ALE 3080 Agricultural Policy and Ethics 3
ALE 3250 Eco Frontiers in Agroecology 3
ALE 3320 Biological Control 3
ANTH 2181 Aging in Cross-Cultural Persp 3
ANTH 2440 Primates and Anthropology 3
ANTH 3115 Museum Anthropology 3
ANTH 3145 Anthropology of Food and Labor 3
ANTH 3820 Archaeological Theory 3
ARTH 3000 Topics In: Senior Seminar 3
BHSC 1980 Intro to Scientific Writing 3
CDAE 3080 Agricultural Policy and Ethics 3
CEE 4950 Capstone Design 3
CHEM 2020 Communication Skills Seminar 3
CS 2300 Advanced Programming 3
CS 3280 Human-Computer Interaction 3
CSD 3620 Measurement of Comm Processes 4
DNCE 3520 Topics in Dance Studies 3
DNCE 3530 Jazz in American Dance 3
EDEC 3070 Advocacy in Action 3-6
EDEC 4880 Student Teaching Seminar 3
EDEL 4880 Student Teaching Seminar 3
EDSC 4300 Teaching for Results 3
EE 3415 Electronics Design Project 0,3
ENGL 2000 Literary Theory 3
ENGL 2795 Exploring Writing Centers 3
FREN 3110 Writing Workshop 3
GEOG 2550 Qualitative Research Methods 3
HSCI 1980 Writing for Health and Equity 3
HST 2050 History Methods 3
MATH 4344 Topology 3
MATH 4788 Exploring Biomathematics 3
NR 3010 Research Methods 3
PHIL 2050 Philosophical Reading &Writing 3
POLS 2305 Presidential Leadership 3
POLS 3430 Topics in Public Opinion 3
POLS 3515 Religion, War, and Peace 3
POLS 3710 The Struggle for Democracy 3
POLS 3730 Mexican Politics 3
POLS 4310 VT Legislative Research Srvc 3
PRNU 2110 Art & Science of Nursing 3
REL 3625 Religion, Nation, and State 3
REL 3630 Religion and Secular Culture 3
SPAN 3110 Topics in Composition & Convrs 3
WFB 2170 Scientific Writing and Interpr 4