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SPRING 2013 WRITING INTENSIVE SECTIONS

Hostos Community College is pleased to offer sections of courses designated Writing Intensive (WI). All students entering as of FALL 2003 are required to complete two WI courses before graduation. These specially designed sections will help you improve your writing skills and your understanding of course materials. Some of the writing you will be doing each week in your WI course will be short and informal (journals, responding to or forming questions, preparing definitions, on-line discussions, etc.) and some will be more formal (revised essays, research papers, reports, etc.). In the end, your Writing Intensive Courses will make you a better writer and communicator, skills highly valued both in college and in the job market.

If you have completed or are taking ENG 110, you may take most WI sections, though some require completion of ENG 111. You may also take one WI course if you have a minimum English-language proficiency level of ENG /ESL 091 as long as that section does not specifically require ENG 110 or higher as a pre or co-requisite. WI courses do not need to be taken at the beginning of your college career, but you should not leave them for the end either. Make your selection from courses in your program or in your distribution series that have been designated as WI courses.

(PRE: ESL 35) (PRE: ENG 091 or ESL 091)
CLASS	COURSE	SECTION	DESCRIPTION	INSTRUCTOR
12147	BLS 110	508A	AFRICAN CIVILIZATION 1	WILLIAMS, W.
12151	BLS 110	509A	AFRICAN CIVILIZATION 1	WILLIAMS, W.
11838	EDU 101	216A	FOUNDATION OF EDUCATION	CHURCH, S.
11474	LAC 108	316A	HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN	SANABRIA, C.
11479	LAC 118	415A	CARIBBEAN SOCIETY & CULTURE	SANABRIA, C.
14756	MAT 130	000A	COMPUTER LITERACY	FIGUEROA, S.
(PRE/CO: ENG 091 or ESL 091)
CLASS	COURSE	SECTION	DESCRIPTION	INSTRUCTOR
8196	BUS 100	112A	INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS	ROSENBERG, D.
8884	BUS 220	512A	PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING	ROSENBERG, D.
15804	CHE 210	200A	GENERAL CHEMISTRY 1	NUNEZ-RODRIGUEZ, N.
11852	EDU 104	403A	LANGUAGE ARTS	CHURCH, S.
11923	EDU 105	304A	SOCIAL STUDIES	DISANTO, J.
11919	EDU 105	216A	SOCIAL STUDIES	PFENNINGER, S.
12042	EDU 116	316A	CHILD DEVELOPMENT	PFENNINGER, S.
15069	GERO 103	316A	HEALTH AND AGING	FLEMISTER, E.
15842	LIN 100	212A	INTRODUCTION TO LINGUISTICS	WATKINS-GOFFMAN, L.
15848	LIN 103	516A	LANGUAGE ACQUISITION	PUJOL, M.
11785	VPA 171	316A	INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE	TBA
11790	VPA 171	415A	INTRODUCTION TO THEATRE	TBA
(PRE:  ENG 110)
CLASS	COURSE	SECTION	DESCRIPTION	INSTRUCTOR
15615	BIO 310	731A	MICROBIOLOGY	TRACHMAN, J.
12145	BLS 125	411A	HARLEM RENASSAINCE	WILLIAMS, W.
12144	BLS 125	510A	HARLEM RENASSAINCE	WILLIAMS, W.
19704	DM 103	709A	HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC	BAIRD, R.
16149	HIS 201	516A	WORLD HISTORY TO 1500	MEYER, G.
16154	HIS 202	415A	MODERN WORLD HISTORY	IALONGO, E.
16155	HIS 202	516A	MODERN WORLD HISTORY	BOSWORTH, S.
16159	HIS 210	316A	U.S. HISTORY THROUGH THE CIVIL WAR	BENCIVENNI, M.
16163	HIS 211	412A	U.S. HISTORY FROM RECONSTRUCTION TO PRESENT	BENCIVENNI, M.
16162	HIS 211	416A	U.S. HISTORY FROM RECONSTRUCTION TO PRESENT	BOSWORTH, S.
11698	HLT 215	516A	NUTRITION	MERCADO, I.
14365	NUR 320	500A	NURSING ISSUES & TRENDS	O'REILLY, C.
14366	NUR 320	600A	NURSING ISSUES & TRENDS	O'REILLY, C.
16218	POL 101	116A	AMERICAN GOVERNMENT	ROMAN, P.
16220	POL 101	216A	AMERICAN GOVERNMENT	ROMAN, P.
16222	POL 101	412A	AMERICAN GOVERNMENT	BOSWORTH, S.
16228	POL 107	110A	POLITICAL SYSTEMS OF LATIN AMERICA	ROMAN, P.
15625	SOC 105	316A	SOCIAL PROBLEMS	RIVERA, M.
(PRE: ENG 111)
CLASS	COURSE	SECTION	DESCRIPTION	INSTRUCTOR
10756	ENG 202	515A	TECHNICAL WRITING (Reserved for Engineering Science)	GRINDLEY, C.
7562	ENG 224	315A	LITERATURE & PSYCHOLOGY	ZUCKER, E.
7565	ENG 230	516A	LANGUAGE, CULTURE, & IDENTITY	DICKER, S.
15851	ENG 251	315A	FEMALE DETECTIVE NOVEL	JUSTICIA, N.
11882	LAW 101	415A	LAW & SOCIAL CHANGE	JORDAN, H.
11884	LAW 101	515A	LAW & SOCIAL CHANGE	JORDAN, H.
15852	WGS 100	316A	WOMEN'S & GENDER STUDIES	FISHER, J.
15853	WGS 101	402A	GENDER IN THE WORKPLACE	FISHER, J.

Updated 11/13/12

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