Every student at Ramapo College takes at least five Writing Intensive courses in order to graduate. The writing intensive courses in the general education curriculum are:  Critical Reading and Writing II (CRWT102) and Studies in the Arts and Humanities (AIID201). The other three courses are taken in the major.

WRITING INTENSIVE

• AFST 202 - INTRODUCTION TO AFRICAN STUDIES
• AFST 215 - AFRICAN AMERICANS IN FILM
• AIID 201 - STUDIES IN THE ARTS & HUMANITIES
• AMER 225 - INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN STUDIES
• AMER 306 - CULTURES OF THE AMERICAN LEFT
• AMER 307 - TECHNOLOGY AND CULTURE IN AMERICA
• AMER 311 - AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL CULTURE
• AMER 313 - MUSEUMS IN AMERICA: HISTORY, ART AND SOCIETY
• AMER 316 - A HISTORY IN AMERICAN POLITICS
• AMER 322 - AMERICAN ART I: CONTACT TO 1865
• AMER 327 - AMERICAN ART 1865-1945
• AMER 410 - THE AMERICAN STUDIES SEMINAR
• ANTH 220 - FOOD AND CULTURE
• ANTH 223 - WORLD CULTURES
• ANTH 308 - GENDER AND SEXUALITY
• ARHT 301 - AMERICAN ART SINCE 1940
• ARHT 305 - AFRICA AND CINEMA
• ARHT 311 - AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY AND VISUAL CULTURE
• ARHT 313 - MUSEUMS IN AMERICA: HISTORY, ART AND SOCIETY
• ARHT 317 - ADVANCED ART HISTORY STUDIES
• ARHT 322 - AMERICAN ART I:CONTACT TO 1865
• ARHT 325 - AMERICAN ART: 1865-1945
• ARHT 335 - 19TH CENTURY EUROPEAN ART & DESIGN
• ARHT 337 - PHOTOGRAPHY AND AFRICA
• ARHT 338 - EUROPEAN AVANT- GARDE ART & DESIGN
• ARHT 340 - PERFORMANCE AND ART
• ARHT 341 - IMPRESSIONISM AND AFTER
• ARHT 345 - CONTEMPORARY GLOBAL ART SINCE 2000
• ARTS 219 - ART AND INTERACTION
• ARTS 331 - ART AS THERAPY
• ARTS 408 - SENIOR THESIS EXHIBITION
• BIIN 450 - ADVANCED BIOINFORMATICS
• BIOL 328 - PALEONTOLOGY, PALEOECOLOGY & PALEOENVIRONMENTS LECTURE
• BIOL 332L - GENETICS LAB
• BIOL 356 - EVOLUTION
• BIOL 357 - IMMUNOLOGY
• BIOL 407L - CELL & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY LAB
• CHEM 350L - PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY I LAB
• CHEM 352L - PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY II LAB
• CHEM 427L - INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LAB
• CHEM 430 - EXPERIMENTAL BIOCHEMISTRY
• CMPS 311 - OPERATING SYSTEMS
• CMPS 450 - SENIOR PROJECT
• CNTP 101 - FIRST YEAR TOPICS
• CNTP 325 - MEDIA SPORTS AND SOCIETY
• COMM 208 - NEWSWRITING
• COMM 213 - DESIGN THEORY AND CRITICISM
• COMM 216 - MEDIA AND CINEMA STUDIES
• COMM 219 - IDEA DEVELOPMENT
• COMM 220 - STORY STRUCTURE: DOCUMENTARY AND FICTION FILM
• COMM 226 - COPY EDITING
• COMM 234 - INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION
• COMM 266 - COMMUNICATION RESEARCH METHODS
• COMM 304 - WRITING FOR PUBLICATION
• COMM 310 - APOCALYPTIC VISIONS IN ANIME, FILM & MEDIA
• COMM 311 - COMMUNITY JOURNALISM
• COMM 312 - PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT
• COMM 317 - MEDIA AND PERSUASION
• COMM 318 - GLOBAL COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGNS
• COMM 324 - REPORTING AND PRODUCING ONLINE NEWS
• COMM 333 - PRODUCING THE NEWSPAPER
• COMM 334 - BEYOND THE EDITING ROOM: HISTORY AND AESTHETICS OF FILM EDITING
• COMM 341 - TV NOIR AND AMERICAN CULTURE
• COMM 343 - CINEMA OF THE OTHER
• COMM 344 - WRITING THE SCREENPLAY
• COMM 347 - THE NEW TV CRITICISM
• COMM 355 - NEW HOLLYWOOD CINEMA: 1968-1980 AND THE STUDIO SYSTEM
• COMM 357 - GLOBAL INDIAN CULTURE & MEDIA
• COMM 363 - MEDIA & CULTURE IN LATIN AMERICA
• COMM 367 - AMERICAN INDEPENDENT CINEMA
• COMM 370 - JOURNALISM ON MOBILE AND EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
• COMM 373 - NEW YORK AS A LATINO CITYSCAPE
• COMM 376 - THE HOLLYWOOD STUDIO SYSTEM 1927-1967
• COMM 377 - GLOBAL MULTICULTURAL MEDIA ISSUES
• COMM 381 - ADVANCED PUBLIC RELATIONS CAMPAIGNS
• COMM 382 - HORROR ON TV IN AMERICAN CULTURE
• COMM 383 - THEORY AND PRACTICE OF HEALTH COMMUNICATION
• COMM 384 - BLACK EXPERIENCES IN MEDIA
• COMM 391 - TV WRITERS' ROOM
• COMM 404 - SENIOR PROJECT: VISUAL COMMUNICATION DESIGN
• COMM 447 - SR PROJECTS:GLOBAL COMMUNICATION & MEDIA
• COMM 487 - FILM, HISTORY, CULTURE & MYTH
• CRWT 101 - CRITICAL READING AND WRITING I
• CRWT 102 - CRITICAL READING AND WRITING II
• DATA 225 - ETHICS OF TECHNOLOGY
• DATA 450 - DATA SCIENCE CAPSTONE PROJECT
• EDUC 222 - TEACHING: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES
• EDUC 346 - LITERACY THEORY & PRACTICE
• EDUC 365 - LITERACY ACROSS THE ELEMENTARY CURRICULUM
• ENSC 303 - ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE METHODS AND MODELS
• ENSC 417 - ECOLOGICAL FIELD RESEARCH LECTURE
• ENSC 495 - ADV TOPICS IN ENV SCIENCE
• ENST 305 - ECOLOGY, ECONOMICS AND ETHICS
• ENST 414 - ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
• ENST 418 - FIELD RESEARCH IN ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
• FINC 303 - FINANCIAL MARKETS AND INSTITUTIONS
• GEOL 106 - FUNDAMENTALS OF EARTH SCIENCE LECTURE
• GEOL 328 - PALEONTOLOGY, PALEOECOLOGY & PALEOENVIRONMENTS LECTURE
• HIST 201 - HOW TO MAKE HISTORY
• HIST 263 - GERMAN HISTORY
• HIST 265 - THE FIRST WORLD WAR
• HIST 305 - DISCOVERING DIGITAL HISTORY
• HIST 308 - KOREAN CINEMA & MODERN SOCIETY
• HIST 310 - MODERN KOREA AND THE WORLD
• HIST 311 - THE AMERICAN WEST
• HIST 316 - A HISTORY OF WOMEN IN AMERICAN POLITICS
• HIST 322 - AMERICA BETWEEN THE WARS
• HIST 323 - NEW DIRECTIONS: AMERICA SINCE 1945
• HIST 324 - AGE OF SEGREGATION
• HIST 325 - BLACK POWER YEARS
• HIST 327 - THE COLD WAR
• HIST 329 - PARADIGMS OF GENOCIDE
• HIST 330 - HOLOCAUST AND MEDIA
• HIST 352 - AGE OF NAPOLEON
• HIST 381 - ARABIC HISTORY
• HIST 397 - MILITARY HISTORY: AN ADVANCED SURVEY
• HIST 410 - CAPSTONE: HISTORICAL RESEARCH
• IBUS 305 - POLITICS OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT
• INTD 220 - PRACTICUM FOR READING AND WRITING CONSULTANTS
• INTD 409 - FIELD STUDY PROJECT
• INTL 230 - CONTEMPORARY SOUTH ASIA
• INTL 450 - GLOBAL ISSUES SEMINAR
• LAWS 251 - LAW, POWER AND INEQUALITY
• LAWS 342 - LYRICS AND THE LAW
• LAWS 353 - SOCIOLEGAL RESEARCH & WRITING
• LAWS 421 - SENIOR SEMINAR
• LAWS 431 - SENIOR CAPSTONE
• LITR 101 - THE STORY OF LITERATURE
• LITR 203 - METHODS OF LITERARY STUDY
• LITR 240 - SURVEY OF BRITISH LITERATURE: ANGLO-SAXON PERIOD TO EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
• LITR 319 - AUTHOR STUDIES
• LITR 381 - CREATIVE WRITING CAPSTONE
• LITR 414 - SEMINAR:
• LLAS 330 - NEW YORK AS A LATINO CITYSCAPE
• MATH 205 - MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES
• MATH 237 - DISCRETE STRUCTURES
• MATH 262 - LINEAR ALGEBRA
• MATH 432 - ABSTRACT ALGEBRA
• MATH 441 - HISTORY OF MATH
• MUSI 255 - MUSIC, HISTORY AND CULTURE
• MUSI 313 - MUSIC ONLINE
• MUSI 316 - MUSIC, TECHNOLOGY AND MEDIA
• MUSI 325 - WRITING ABOUT MUSIC
• MUSI 335 - AVANT GARDE AND EXPERIMENTAL MUSIC
• MUSI 336 - POP MUSIC STUDIES
• MUSI 345 - DJ CULTURE
• MUSI 352 - MUSICAL IDENTITIES AND CULTURE
• MUSI 365 - CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON MUSIC
• MUSI 410 - RAMIX RECORDINGS
• MUSI 450 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR IN MUSIC
• NEUR 305 - RESEARCH METHODS IN NEUROSCIENCE
• NEUR 375 - JUNIOR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
• NEUR 475 - SENIOR NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
• NURS 311 - THEORY AND PRACTICE IN PROFESSIONAL NURSING
• NURS 312 - NURSING INFORMATICS
• NURS 355 - INTEGRATIVE CLINICAL STRATEGIES II
• NURS 425 - COMMUNITY CENTERED NURSING
• NURS 445 - LEADERSHIP IN A GLOBAL WORLD
• NURS 460 - CLINICAL MANAGEMENT
• PHIL 201 - WORLD WISDOM TRADITIONS
• PHIL 210 - EXISTENTIALISM
• PHIL 304 - SELF-GROWTH: PHILOSOPHIES OF SELF-CARE
• PHIL 307 - PSYCHOLOGY OF YOGA
• PHIL 310 - REALITY AND KNOWLEDGE
• PHIL 400W - IS: (WI)
• PHYS 111 - FUNDAMENTALS PHYSICS I LECTURE
• PHYS 242 - ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS & DEVICES
• PHYS 431 - EXPERIMENTAL METHODS IN PHYSICS
• POLI 205 - COMPARATIVE POLITICS
• POLI 235 - INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
• POLI 309 - CIVIL RIGHTS
• POLI 316 - POLITICAL SCIENCE METHODOLOGY
• POLI 340 - AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
• POLI 405 - POLITICAL SCIENCE SEMINAR
• PSYC 220 - THE PSYCHOLOGY OF YOGA
• PSYC 303 - RESEARCH METHODS IN PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 307 - PSYCHOLOGY OF YOGA
• PSYC 319 - ADULT PSYCHOLOGY FIELDWORK
• PSYC 320 - ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY FIELDWORK
• PSYC 339 - FIELDWORK WITH ADOLESCENTS
• PSYC 347 - ADOLESCENT PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 358 - CHILDHOOD DISORDERS FIELDWORK
• PSYC 367 - FIELDWORK WITH CHILDREN
• PSYC 368 - FIELDWORK IN FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 420 - CONTEMPLATIVE PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 430 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 431 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: CHILD MALTREATMENT
• PSYC 432 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: PSYCHOLOGY OF CULTS
• PSYC 433 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: PSYCHOPATHY
• PSYC 434 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: CULTURAL NATURE OF DEVELOPMENT
• PSYC 435 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF LEADERSHIP
• PSYC 436 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: PSYCHOANALYTIC THOUGHT - UNDERSTANDING THE UNCONSCIOUS
• PSYC 437 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: PSYCHOLOGY OF HAPPINESS
• PSYC 438 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: SOCIAL JUSTICE AND PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 439 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: PHENOMENOLOGIAL PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 440 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: EYEWITNESS MEMORY
• PSYC 450 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR IN COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
• PSYC 451 - CAPSTONE SEMINAR: BLACK PSYCHOLOGY
• PSYC 472 - ADVANCED RESEARCH
• SCIN 230 - COMPUTERS AND SOCIETY
• SCIN 295 - DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT
• SCIN 434 - WOMEN AND SCIENCE
• SCIN 435 - WRITING ABOUT SCIENCE
• SOCI 304 - GLOBALIZATION AND SOCIETY
• SOCI 307 - SOCIAL RESEARCH WITH COMPUTERS
• SOCI 315 - SOCIOLOGY OF DEVIANCE
• SOCI 410 - CAPSTONE PROJECT IN SOCIOLOGY
• SOSC 201 - LIFE AT THE CROSSROADS: SOCIAL SCIENCE APPROACHES
• SOSC 307 - SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH METHODS
• SOSC 410 - SCOPE & METHODS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
• SPAN 301 - THE ART OF CONVERSATION IN SPANISH
• SPAN 401 - THE ART OF WRITING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
• SPAN 410 - LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE SINCE 1900
• SPAN 420 - SOCIAL JUSTICE AND COMMUNITY SERVICE: ADVENTURES IN SPANISH IMMERSION
• SPAN 421 - REWRITING HISPANIC IDENTITY CONSTRUCTIONS
• SUST 310 - INTEGRATIVE SEMINAR
• SUST 410 - SENIOR PRECAPSTONE
• SUST 420 - CAPSTONE PROJECT
• SWRK 362 - HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT I - THEORIES OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
• SWRK 363 - HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT II - LIFE CYCLE
• SWRK 420 - CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL POLICY
• THEA 233 - HISTORY OF GLOBAL THEATER & FILM
• THEA 321 - BLACK EXPERIENCE THROUGH THEATER
• THEA 328 - CONTEMPORARY WOMEN PLAYWRIGHTS
• THEA 331 - THEATER & SOCIETY 1950-1960
• THEA 334 - THEATER & SOCIETY 1960-1975
• THEA 341 - FASHION AND POLITICS
• THEA 365 - THEATER, FILM AND CULTURE IN MODERN JAPAN
• THEA 460 - CONTEMPORARY THEATER & THEORY

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