English
Associate of Arts Degree
Not only does a degree in English provide you a solid foundation of reading and writing, it also provides the opportunity to expand your world. Language is required to think critically and communicate clearly whether you’re texting a friend or sending a formal letter.
With the skills gained while completing CWC’s two-year degree in English, students will be well on their way to communication success with employers, clients and in everyday life. This degree is a fine start to a four-year degree in English or a perfect selection for a minor to be a useful tool for any career field. There is no endeavor that would not benefit from the writing and thinking skills you cultivate with English.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| English 2000-2499 | 15 |
| Additional courses with a HUM General Education designator | 6 |
*Take a minimum of 15 credits of ENGL-2000-2499 courses. Take 6 credits of additional courses with a HUM General Education designator.
Students must complete general education requirements that will provide students a general knowledge to help them complete a degree at CWC.
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
| American & Wyoming Government | 3 |
| Arts | 3 |
| Humanities | 3 |
| Lab Science | 4 |
| Mathematics | 3 |
| Social Science | 3 |
| University Studies | 1 |
Total Credit Hours: 60
Meet your professors
Wes Connally
Professor of EnglishDr. Connally enjoys seeing students move from one level of writing to the next. Watching the satisfaction students have with their achievements is something he loves about working with students.
Buck Tilton
Associate Professor of EnglishBuck Tilton brings three decades of experience teaching wilderness medicine and writing books and magazine articles to his job as an English Instructor.
David Gray
Professor of EnglishDavid Gray brings experience in marketing, journalism, theatre and military communications to the classroom.
