ENG 320

Advanced Writing for Hlth Prof

Goodwin University · Fall 2026

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This intensive writing course focuses on the development of writing skills for the HLTHcare professional, emphasizing writing as a communication skill necessary in the HLTHcare field. This advanced writing course centers on writing based on reading, interpretation, and discussion of academic and literary texts from personal, literary, scientific, and technological sources. The course also emphasizes questions and responses that stimulate thought, relates the material to broader universal issues, and necessitates critical interpretation. As an advanced writing course, it demonstrates how reading and writing in standardized English assists in enriching one's life and includes vigorous review of grammar, mechanics, paraphrasing, essay structure and development of stylistic strategies and techniques often using group and collegial critiques. The course also includes compiling, organizing, and logically presenting scientific and HLTH information in research paper format, using citation and references. In addition, students will be expected to read literature related to HLTHcare issues and respond in journal and essay format. Prerequisite: ENG 101 and 3 Additional Credits in Composition. Offered: F, Sp, Su.

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Class #6770Fall 20263 credits
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Sep 8 – Oct 26
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Brian Dixon
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17 openSeats: 3/20 seats Last recorded: Jul 30, 2026, 6:26 AM
Class #6771Fall 20263 credits
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Nov 3 – Dec 21
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Brian Dixon
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