Approved Speaking Intensive Courses: Freshmen Seminars

Course Number

Course Title

Instructor

FMS 108

Anthropology of US

Davis

FMS 116

Reasoning & Discourse II

Seabrooke, Laurie White

FMS 116

What’s the Point? Critical Reading, Writing, and Thinking

Libby

FMS 116

Racial Literacy

Michelle Johnson

FMS 116

Civil Discourse: Honors

Laurie White

FMS 116

King Arthur Revisited

Jennifer Whitaker

FMS 116

The Story of Our Lives Becomes our Lives

Elizabeth Chiseri-Strater

FMS 116

Money and Class in America

Shelby Smoak

FMS 116

How Do We Know What We Know?

Mary Beth Pennington

FMS 116

The Rhetoric of Rights: The Politics of Human Rights Discourse

Belinda Waltzer

FMS 116

Mythbusters

Todd Atchison

FMS 116

Byron and the Individual (Revolutionary) Spirit

Matt McNeese

FMS 116

Truth, Reason, and the Practice of Discourse

William Duffy

FMS 116

The Limits of Higher Education, or, The Worlk Starts Here

Charles Tedder

FMS 120

The Arts of Poetry

Beale

FMS 121

Global Literature of Memory and Witness

Charles Tedder

FMS 130

Theatre Now!

Hansen, Williams

FMS 130

The Dramatic Impulse

Williams

FMS 130

Building Communities: Leadership, Service, and Society

Emily Janke

FMS 151

Map it Out!

Linda Rupert

FMS 160

Modern European Culture

Lixl

FMS 131

The Mask as a Global Art Form

Bell

FMS 132 / FMS 130

Storytelling across Culture

Cuny

FMS 160

Religion and Politics

Colbert

FMS 161

Crossing Borders/Crossing cultures: Minority Voices In Multicultural Germany

Haeseler

FMS 170

The Narration of Healing

Crossling

FMS 170

Building Communities

Janke

FMS 171

Refugee lives/Refugee Stories

Davis

Approved Writing Intensive Courses: Freshman Seminars

All course numbers except 115 and 116 are approved as Writing Intensive for any instructor.