During your time as a student at CCU, you’ll be writing specifically within the discipline of your academic program. While there are many writing skills that are transferable between types of writing, there can also be unique elements and challenges relating to your academic program. Based on our reading from Session 5, consider the unique aspects of your specific academic program/major and how it may be different from others. For example, a student studying Nursing will likely be challenged to write science-based content, while a Biblical Studies student will likely need to focus on mastering the art of incorporating Scripture into academic writing.
With this in mind, address these questions:
- 11What is your current academic program/major at CCU, and why did you select it?
- 22Based on what you have learned in this course, identify one writing skill that you will use in your future courses. Specifically, explain how the skill applies to your academic program/major.
- 33When you consider your current occupation (or a future career goal), how might writing factor into the job duties?my
- my najor is business heaklthcare adminstartion
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