Writing and Editing Minor

Program Description

Regardless of your chosen career field, chances are good that any expertise in written communication will be favorably noticed. Employers consistently say that well-rounded communication skills are more highly prized in a job candidate than industry-specific skills.

Minoring in Writing and Editing is a good idea, no matter what your major might be. You’ll be able to put the skills you learn into action in real time, which could make a big impact on your college success. You’ll have the opportunity to learn the foundations of both academic and professional writing. You will also be exposed to technical writing, editing, and a variety of business writing styles.

Aaron Cobb
Interim Department Chair
Liberal Arts 332
334-244-3228
[email protected]

The course listings below are a representation of what this minor requires. Students may have to take additional courses to fulfill the pre-requisites of the required courses.
Choose a minimum of 12 credit hours from the table below.