C.T. Bauer College of Business

BBA 1001: Business Writing Evaluation / Business Writing Tutorial

The C. T. Bauer College of Business has partnered with the Writing Center to create The Bauer Experience, an entry-to-major non-credit course designed to enforce a quality threshold for student writing in the college. Students are assessed by the Business Writing Evaluation as part of their entry to the major, and those who do not meet the standard of writing competency are tutored intensively in the Business Writing Tutorial. Once students referred to participate in the tutorials satisfactorily complete a business writing portfolio, they both clear the Bauer Experience and take with them a dossier that they will be able to use in their job search upon completion of their degree.

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ACCT 7362: Tax Research

The Writing Center offers multiple business writing workshops and individual consultations with ESL-specialized writing consultants to students of this graduate-level accounting course.

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GENB 4350: Business Law & Ethics

The Writing Center supports this 600-person senior-level business course through an extensive "Assess and Address" partnership. Each student's writing is assessed early in the semester based on two writing assignments -- one written in class and one take-home. Students whose performance deems them most in need of writing support subsequently participate in multiple one-on-one writing consultations with a course-dedicated writing consultant. Consultations take place at different stages of the writing process as students compose their final paper for the course.

Grader Training for GENB 4350: Business Law & Ethics

Throughout the semester, Writing Center pedagogy and instructional experts provide training and support services for GENB 4350 graders, including workshops and online resources. By becoming familiar with good business writing and the course grading rubric during training workshops, graders become better prepared to effectively and efficiently evaluate and comment on student writing.

MARK 8379: Academic Writing and Presenting

In this Academic Writing and Presenting course, doctoral students from the Marketing Department of the Bauer College of Business develop writing strategies for publishing in academic journals, presenting at professional conferences, and navigating the competitive academic job market.