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ASU Composition Conference ENG 302 Business Writing Curriculum Redesign Presented at ASU Composition Conference February 25, 2017

ENG 302 Redesign W. P. Carey School of Business (WPC) requested redesign of ENG 302: Business Writing in April 2016. April 2016-January 2017, WPC & Writing Programs addressed the following: Major Course Units, Related Unit Assignments, Pre-Requisites & Anti-Requisite, & Holistic WPC Written Communication Rubric Redesigned curriculum effective Fall 2017.

Project Process Before Project Began: During Project: WPC Determined specific themes, genres, & skills. Required consistency in grading via common rubric. Aimed to avoid duplication & overlap with business courses. During Project: Writing Programs Advised against requiring a common syllabus. Advocated for resume & team assignment. Revised WPC rubric. Advocated for Unit of teachers’ choice.

Main units Units = Themes & Document Types (Genres) Personal Branding Business Correspondence Short Proposal Instructor’s Choice Other portions of the course grade include document analyses, writing practice, class discussions, & peer review.

Excluded Units Resume Team Project REASONS For Resume: Revised WPC 101 & WPC 301 with more emphasis on resume & one-on-one time with faculty advisors. For Team Project: Most Business classes require team projects. WPC wants ENG 302 to focus on individual writing assignments. WPC excludes the following as separate Units from ENG 302: Resume Team Project

Flexibility with exclusions RESUME TEAM PROJECT The Resume can still be included as a portion of the Personal Branding Unit. Example: Resume as an element of Professional Social Media Profile. Teamwork can still be a portion of Instructor’s Choice Unit. Example: Assignment requires a clear & equal writing responsibility for each student.

Assignment examples Examples for Units based on current ENG 302 assignments The examples are only examples. Teachers still choose & design assignments within WPC’s parameters.

Personal BRANDing Unit Assignment Examples: Personal Statement Professional Bio Professional Social Media Profile (e.g., LinkedIn)

Business Correspondence Unit Assignment Examples: Request for Adjustment & Denial of Request Revision of Ineffective Negative Message Letter of Recommendation Performance Evaluation

SHORT Proposal Unit Assignment Examples: Address a local organization’s need Propose a special event Address a concern at ASU Propose a new club or student organization

Instructor’s choice Unit Assignment Examples: Informational interview project Rhetorical analysis of an organization’s social media presence Short, research-based report on a business topic or scenario Individual in-class presentation with related written assignment

WPC Written Communication Rubric Faculty still determine specific assignment criteria, which relates to the general rubric. Developed by WPC Undergraduate Curriculum Committee. Revised by experienced ENG 302 faculty. Include on course Blackboards for all Business classes & ENG 302. Demonstrate consistency in grading written assignments.

Pre- & Anti-requisites Effective Fall 2017 Pre-Requisites: WPC “Skills Core” business courses to develop familiarity with business discourse. Anti-Requisite: ENG 301 cannot satisfy the second “L” requirement nor be taken in place of ENG 302.

Class size Instructor’s interaction with individual students, and Factors for Class Size: Instructors teach 4-5 writing courses per semester. Grading volume is a significant concern. Small class size critical for maximizing: Instructor’s interaction with individual students, and Grading with detailed feedback on each major writing assignment.

Teachers’ Feedback Teachers will shape the way ENG 302 is delivered within the WPC parameters. Teachers’ feedback on assignments, resources, & activities is needed to make the redesigned ENG 302 successful.

ENG 302 O-course An ASU Online version of ENG 302 (O-course) being developed next Fall 2017/Spring 2018. A large number of students in ASU Online Business Degree programs. Opportunities for our faculty to teach these 7.5-week sections. ASU Online offers an online certification workshop for teaching O-courses, & not just ENG 302.

O-Course Recruiting Interested in teaching ENG 302 for ASU Online? Let us know! For further information contact Heather.Hoyt@asu.edu