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Year: 2026
Region / City: Salt Lake City, UT
Subject: Scientific Writing
Document Type: Course Syllabus
Institution: University of Utah
Author: University of Utah Faculty
Target Audience: Students in the sciences
Period of Validity: Spring Semester 2026
Approval Date: Not specified
Date of Changes: Last updated May 2024
Course Prerequisites: WRTG 2010 or equivalent
Course Outcomes: Develop skills in scientific research and communication
Course Requirements: Attendance, homework assignments, projects, and participation
Grading Criteria: Based on assignments and participation
Policies: ADA Compliance, Safety, Title IX, Academic Integrity
Course Format: Standard 1" margins, Times New Roman 12-point font, APA or MLA citations
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Mortgage DocumentsIllinois - Single Family - Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac UNIFORM INSTRUMENT (Form 3014)
Year: 2021
State: Illinois
Document Type: Mortgage
Product Type: All
Property Type: All, except cooperatives
Occupancy Type: All
Authorized Changes: 12
Lien Type: First
Instruction Page Last Modified: 12/2021
Instrument Last Modified: 10/2024
Changes Required: Yes
Changes Optional: Yes
Context: A legal document related to the mortgage instrument requirements for Illinois, outlining mandatory and optional changes for compliance with the Truth in Lending Act and other regulations.
The Month of E in the 28th District of H-trae, Year 3014
Year: 3014
Region / City: H-trae, 28th District
Theme: Dystopian society, population control, education
Document type: Narrative / Fictional diary
Author: Brooklyn Autry Alexandra Ward
Target audience: General readers interested in speculative fiction
Period covered: From post-World War 3 to present day in 3014
Key events: World War 3, climate change making Antarctica habitable, establishment of a totalitarian regime
Main characters: Evangeline Beckman (Eva), clone of Hitler, district citizens
Education system: 28 years of mandatory schooling, strict discipline, mind control methods
Social control methods: Lottery for population reduction, mandatory army service, surveillance, restrictions on speech, religion, and family size
District features: Color-coded districts, free schooling, communal food system
Living conditions: Overcrowded housing, limited resources, enforced obedience
WRTG 2010 Intermediate Writing: Academic Writing and Research, Spring Semester 2025 Course Syllabus
Course Title: WRTG 2010 Intermediate Writing: Academic Writing and Research
Semester: Spring Semester 2025
Credit Hours: 3
Requirement Fulfilled: WR2 Requirement
Instructor: Professor Keolanani Kinghorn
Institution: University of Utah
Course Format: Asynchronous online
Meeting Platform: Zoom
Course Level: Freshman year
Course Units: Three major units with scaffolded assignments
Primary Focus: Academic writing and research
Student Learning Outcomes: Researched Writing Skills; Rhetorical Dexterity; Critical Literacy; Multimodal Flexibility
Official Catalog Description: Writing in undergraduate academic contexts with emphasis on analytical and persuasive writing, research, and collaborative writing
WRTG 4010: Writing Across Borders — Fall Semester 2025 Syllabus
Course Code: WRTG 4010
Course Title: Writing Across Borders
Semester: Fall Semester 2025
Version: 08/10/25
Institution: University of Utah
Library Access: Marriott Library
Required Reading: Jennifer Jenkins, Global Englishes: A Resource Book for Students, 3rd ed.
Note: Required Reading Edmond H. Weiss, The Elements of International English Style
Course Level: Undergraduate
Prerequisite: WRTG 2010 or equivalent (strongly advised)
Assessment Structure: Module-based grading (Modules 1–14 and final project)
Grading Scale: Letter grade scale A–E (94–100 to 0–59)
Course Focus: English as an international language; linguistic and rhetorical considerations in diverse contexts
Course Components: Modules, responses, synthesis writing, Korea report, grammar assessments, final project
Policies Referenced: ADA accommodations policy; Title IX; Student Code Policy 6-410
Support Offices: Center for Disability & Access; Campus Police & Department of Public Safety; Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX; Office of the Dean of Students; Center for Campus Wellness
Location: Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Academic Integrity Policy: Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities
University course syllabus outlining objectives, readings, grading structure, policies, and weekly schedule for WRTG 4010: Writing Across Borders in Fall Semester 2025 at the University of Utah.
Topics: WritingSpring 3014 WRTG