Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia
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Writing Across the Curriculum
The Writing Intensive Program has created an atmosphere of commitment to student writing in all disciplines.
WIP Courses
The Writing Intensive Program serves approximately 6,000 students in approximately 276 classes each year in Franklin College of Arts and Sciences and the Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources.
WIP Faculty
Get acquainted with some of our outstanding WIP faculty and learn more about their experiences with the program.
Public Writing Initiative
The PWI invites professionals into writing-intensive classes to talk about writing beyond the classroom and discuss the communication skills students need to survive and thrive in the real world.
The Classic Journal
A cross-disciplinary publication that promotes extraordinary achievements in writing and research by undergraduates in the Writing Intensive Program at UGA.
Program
The Writing Intensive Program began in 1997 with the goal of improving the nature and quality of the undergraduate academic. . .
“Presumably, what any classroom seeks to nurture is intellectual conversation, leading to enhanced powers of discernment. Since writing enables both. . .
Writing is absolutely the best way to master conceptual and/or theoretical material. And, the best way to master writing and several discipline specific skills required by art history is by seeing an assignment through at least one, but ideally several drafts.
