Grant Writing12 Hours
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ENG1000 English Composition 13
An introductory study of composition emphasizing critical reading, rhetorical analysis, and writing as a recursive process.
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ENG1020 English Composition 23
An intermediate study of composition emphasizing critical reading and writing, advanced research and argument skills, APA documentation, and awareness of rhetorical strategies for diverse audiences and purposes. Prerequisite (Online): ENG1000 Recommended (Circleville Campus): ENG1000
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ENG3800 Professional and Technical Writing3
Effective writing for careers in business, law, government, and ministry, including strategies for research and writing of correspondence and reports, with emphasis on understanding and responding to a variety of communication tasks. Attention to the rhetorical concerns of author, audience, text, and purpose, and to clear organization and a professional style.Prerequisites: ENG1000, ENG1020, and ENG2100
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EMT2030 Grant Writing3
This course will introduce students to the process and method of grant writing. The course will focus on grant writing techniques, structure, and how they can be applied to a broad range of proposals.”Prerequisite: EMT1010
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ENG5120 Grant Writing3
Fundamentals of writing effective grants to private and public granting organizations.
