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ENWR 1510 Writing and Critical Inquiry
Last taught: Fall 2026 Add to Schedule
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Review Summary Updated April 05, 2026

You will get a low-pressure, discussion-heavy experience centered on outdoor observation and a question-driven writing style rather than standard essays. The workload is pretty light with short response posts and two flexible papers, making an easy A completely doable if you just stay on top of the assignments. Just do not skip class or hold back in discussions, because participation and attendance are strictly enforced with penalties that often go unannounced until it hits your final grade. The format feels unstructured at first, but embracing the open, conversational approach and showing up consistently turns it into a useful, stress-free credit.

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Spring 2020
4.7
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Prof. Shaman is thoroughly interested in the subject as well as seeing what students are able to bring to the discussion. He is very reasonable and understanding with deadlines and workload, thus I highly recommend this course even if "citizen science" may be an unfamiliar subject.

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 4.0
Recommend 5.0
Difficulty 2.0
Hours/Week 5.0
Spring 2019
4.0
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Professor Shaman is a really great professor. You can tell that he really cares about his students and is thoroughly engaged in the content that he is teaching.

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 3.0
Recommend 4.0
Difficulty 2.0
Hours/Week 3.0
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