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Introduction
I. Comp I, Unit 1: I Am a Writer
1. We Write Because We Care
  Glenn Lester; Sydney Doyle; Taylor Lucas; and Alison Overcash
2. The Inspired Writer vs The Real Writer
3. Storytelling, Narration and the "Who I Am" Story
4. I Need You to Say "I"
  Kate McKinney Maddalena
5. The Complexity of Simplicity
6. Changing Your Mindset About Revision
  L. Lennie Irvin
7. What Are We Being Graded On?
  Jeremy Levine
II. Comp I, Unit 2: Rhetorical Analysis
1. What Is Rhetoric
  William Duffy
2. Backpacks vs. Briefcases: Steps Toward Rhetorical Analysis
  Laura Bolin Carroll
3. Writing with Force and Flair
  William T. Fitzgerald
4. Exigency: What Makes My Message Indispensable to My Reader
  Quentin Vieregge
5. Elaborate Rhetorics
  David Blakesley
6. Understanding Visual Rhetoric
  Jenae Cohn
7. “Finding Your Way In”
  Steven Lessner and Collin Craig
III. Comp I, Unit 3: Academic Argument
1. Everything's Biased
2. Understanding Discourse Communities
  Dan Melzer
3. What Can I Add to Discourse Communities?
  Lisa Tremain
4. Writing Counterstories
  Sana Sayed
5. Looking for Trouble
  Catherine Savini
6. On the Other Hand
  Steven D. Krause
7. Walk, Talk, Cook, Eat
  Cynthia R. Haller
IV. Comp II, Unit 1: Deepening the Writing Process
1. How to Read like a Writer
2. The Complexity of Simplicity
  Colin Charlton
3. “Not So Fast”
  Candice Lanius and Ryan Weber
4. Punctuation’s Rhetorical Effects
  Kevin Cassell
5. Grammar, Rhetoric, and Style
6. Introduction to Primary Research
  Dana Lynn Driscoll
7. Reflective Writing and the Revision Process
  Sandra Giles
V. Comp II, Unit 2: Navigating Genre
1. Navigating Genres
  Kerry Dirk
2. Make Your "Move"
  Brad Jacobson; Madelyn Pawlowski; and Christine M. Tardy
3. Annoying Ways People Use Sources
  Kyle D. Stedman
4. The Evolution of Imitation
5. Why Blog?
  Alex Reid
6. Read the Room!
7. Writing in Global Contexts
VI. Comp II, Unit 3: Creating Multimodal Texts
1. Worth a Thousand Words
  Candice A. Welhausen
2. An Introduction to and Strategies for Multimodal Composing
  Melanie Gagich
3. Beyond Black on White
  Michael J. Klein and Kristi L. Shackelford
4. Thinking Across Modes and Media (and Baking Cake)
  Crystal VanKooten
5. The Rhetorical Possibilities of Accessibility
  Rachel Donegan
6. Strategies for Analyzing and Composing Data Stories
  Angela M. Laflen
7. Technical, Scientific, and Business Presentations
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