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The Academic Writing Program offers introductory and advanced classes in rhetoric and composition across all three campuses at the University of Lethbridge.

This program will help you build a wide-range of the skills you will need to develop to be successful at the university-level across the disciplines.

This pragmatic, genre-based, Writing-in-the-Disciplines approach will allow you to will gain valuable insight and experience in the theory and practice of reading and writing.

Register for a class in the Academic Writing Progam today!

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