English 1000 - Exposition and Argumentation

This first-year writing course stresses writing as a process, with due attention given to critical reading and thinking skills applicable to all college classes, as well as to invention, drafting, revising, and rewriting. English 1000 is a prerequisite for any Writing Intensive course.

Information for Students

• A Note to Students
• Student Handbook [pdf]
• Introduction to English 1000
• Similarities and Differences Among Sections
• What Students Say About English 1000
• Getting Help
• Policies and Procedures
• Quiz Yourself on Basic Information About English 1000
• Award Winning Papers

Information for Instructors

• Instructor's Guide
• Composition Program Wiki
• Composition Program Blogs

Contact Us

For more information about the composition program at the University of Missouri, Columbia, please contact:

David Read
Professor and Interim Director of Composition
email: readd@missouri.edu
office: 207 Tate Hall
phone: 573-882-0656
office hours: TBA

or

Donna Strickland
Assistant Professor and Associate Director of Composition
email: stricklanddg@missouri.edu
office: 224 Tate Hall
phone: 573-882-2242
office hours: TBA

or

Cheryl Hall
Assistant Director of Composition
email: hallch@missouri.edu
Office: 112 Tate Hall
phone: 573-882-1110
office hours: TBA

The Composition Program wishes to thank the MU Parents Association for its support of this website and other student services.

address: 107 Tate Hall, Columbia, MO 65211-1500
phone: 573.882.6421 | fax: 573.882.5785 | department email: umcenglish@missouri.edu

website email: englishweb@missouri.edu
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