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E321 Storytelling for Impact

3 credit(s)
In this course, students will encounter common storytelling patterns rooted in various cultural contexts, and analyze these patterns with attention to audience, purpose, and context.  Students will learn both to recognize the value and impact of story and to adapt storytelling practices for a variety of professional situations.  The course will culminate in a collaborative project, designed and developed in stages, and presented to a professional audience. Prerequisite: E130  and a 100 or 200 level literature course. 


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