Expository Writing (ENG-0001)

Spring 2026 · ENG 0001 · Tufts University · 3 credits · Undergraduate

Explores the principles of effective written communication and provides intensive practice in writing various types of expository prose, especially analysis and persuasion. Examines essays by contemporary and earlier authors as instances of the range and versatility of standard written English.

Course codes: ENG-0001, ENG 0001, ENG0001, ENG-1, ENG 1, ENG1

• 01-LEC (Lecture) — Courtney Maloney
• 02-LEC (Lecture) — Courtney Maloney
• 03-LEC (Lecture) — Kelly E. Gray
• 04-LEC (Lecture) — Rahul Sen
• 05-LEC (Lecture) — Stephen Muscolino
• 06-LEC (Lecture) — Jessica L. Maloney
• 07-LEC (Lecture) — Megan Crotty
• 09-LEC (Lecture) — Megan Crotty
• 10-LEC (Lecture) — John Thomas Howard
• 11-LEC (Lecture) — Noa Saunders
• 12-LEC (Lecture) — Ciara C. Keogh
• 13-LEC (Lecture) — John Thomas Howard
• 14-LEC (Lecture) — Ben J. Papsun
• 15-LEC (Lecture) — Inayah Avant
• 16-LEC (Lecture) — Noa Saunders
• 23-LEC (Lecture) — Gillian I. Wood
• 24-LEC (Lecture) — Kelly E. Gray
• 25-LEC (Lecture) — Paul D. Driskill
• 26-LEC (Lecture) — Paul D. Driskill
• 27-LEC (Lecture) — Ginde Baker
• 28-LEC (Lecture) — Jem Shin
• 29-LEC (Lecture) — Jordan Green
• 33-LEC (Lecture) — John Thomas Howard