Liberal Arts Gateway
Composition & Literary Studies
Program Details, Courses, Resources, & Links
Course Offerings
LAG Courses (CLS)
Composition I
Classroom Guidelines & Practices
Composition II
Classroom Guidelines & Practices
Disciplinary Toolkit
CLS Toolkit with Assignments
Faculty Application
Composition & Literary Studies
Composition I
Classroom Guidelines & Practices
Composition II
Classroom Guidelines & Practices
Disciplinary Toolkit
Composition & Literary Studies
Close Reading Assignments
Composition & Literary Studies
Create Community Assignments
Composition & Literary Studies
Critical Thinking & Research Skills
Composition & Literary Studies
Self-Reflection
Composition & Literary Studies
De-mystify Academia
Composition & Literary Studies
Curiosity, Openness, & Flexible Thinking
Composition & Literary Studies
Equity
Composition & Literary Studies
Mastery of Standard Edited English
Composition & Literary Studies
Faculty Application to Liberal Arts Gateway
Composition & Literary Studies Course Proposals
**ACC Email Address Required **
Composition & Literary Studies LAG course proposals are accepted between mid-March and early June. Applicants will be notified in August before the start of the fall semester. Please email a letter of interest to LAG Chair Chris Berni (cberni@austincc.edu) explaining the course you would like to design and how it addresses LAG Guidelines and Practices.
Accepted professors will join a cohort of CLS faculty called a Community of Practice. Working with your colleagues, you will familiarize yourself with the Liberal Arts Gateway philosophy, attend three meetings per semester, engage in peer-to-peer observations, and redesign your course over two semesters. At the end of the course redesign process, you will submit a reflection, a course description, and an assignment/class activity that aligns with the Liberal Arts Gateway disciplinary toolkit. Please see an example here: Sample Course Deliverables. In addition, you will be certified as a Liberal Arts Gateway course professor, and your course will appear on the course schedule with your unique title. You will also be given professional development credit and a stipend. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact Chris Berni.