Interdisciplinary 写作研究

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TCC’s Interdisciplinary 写作研究 Specialization of the Associate of 艺术 (DTA) degree provides well-rounded academic preparation, real-world writing experience, and work-related skills for transfer to a wide variety of four-year college or university programs and for entry into the workforce. This specialization is also a great choice for students who know they want to transfer but haven’t yet decided exactly what they want to do with their lives. It is especially beneficial to students planning to transfer to the University of Washington Tacoma, due to UWT’s emphasis on interdisciplinary 研究.

Completion of the Interdisciplinary 写作研究 specialization prepares students to transfer to a four-year college as a junior and pursue a diverse range of degrees and careers, including meaningful and fulfilling work in media, education, business, government, publishing, non-profit, public relations, communication, and arts sectors.

Courses are designed to help students develop the capacity to critically examine power and privilege within print and digital texts; produce effective audience-centered texts; and develop an inclusive, respectful, and multicultural worldview through engagement with faculty, peers, and locally and nationally-recognized writers, activists, and 其他演讲者.

Students pursuing the specialization have opportunities to write for and edit TCC 出版物,包括 Una低地, the magazine of student writing; 延龄草, the magazine of creative writing and art; and 所面临的挑战 online student newspaper. Students may apply for positions as writing tutors/support staff in the Writing and Tutoring Center or through the Supplemental Instruction program.

All public universities in the state of Washington have a language requirement at the bachelor degree level. Students should review those requirements and ensure you meet them prior to transfer. World language credit can be applied toward humanities, multicultural, and general elective requirements of the Associate of 艺术 degree.