BC3144: Science Writing | C. Horowitz

Psychology
Undergraduate Seminar
Tu 12:10-2PM

Even as students learn to be scientists, there is a need to learn how to write about science, translating the science for a general readership. In this seminar we will develop writing skills by, first, close reading and analysis of science writing (on research about humans, non-human animals, and non-animals) for the non-specialist, as well as some of the original research papers from which the pieces arose. We will focus on concept translation, storytelling, and other elements of narrative craft in this writing-intensive seminar. 

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