Creative Writing Minor

Students develop creative-thinking skills that emphasize the value of innovation and collaboration. Creative writing classrooms are supportive communities that foster the development of diverse voices, each member committed to helping one another improve as writers, readers, and creative-thinkers. In composing original stories, scripts, and poems, students learn to apply literary techniques used by classical and contemporary authors. Hands-on experiences in publishing are available, as well as opportunities to work on (or be published in) the student journal, The Catalyst.

Writing minor restriction

(All colleges)

18 credits

Courses listed in more than one category may be counted only once.

Foundations3
Creative Writing 1
Explorations3
Special Topics in Writing and Rhetoric Studies
Creative Nonfiction
Scriptwriting
Seminar in Advanced Fiction Writing
The Writer's Studio
Experiments in Form and Genre
Publishing3
Literary Journal Production
Publishing in a Digital Age
English Internship
Advanced seminar6
Seminar in Advanced Fiction Writing
The Writer's Studio
Experiments in Form and Genre
Literary & cultural studies3
Foundations for Literary and Cultural Studies
Intermediate Topics in Literature
Literature, Medicine, and Culture
The Novel
Studies in Film and Literature
European Literature in Translation
World Literature
Old and Middle English Literature
Shakespeare in the World
Shakespeare II
Restoration and 18th Century British Literature
19th Century British Literature
British Literature After 1900
Early American Literature
Nineteenth Century American Literature
American Literature After 1900
Literature of American Ethnic and Minority Cultures
Latino Literature in English
Women Authors
Literature and Environmental Action
Seminar in British Literature
Seminar in American Literature
Seminar in Literature and Culture
Total Credits18
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Prerequisites include ENG 110 or ENG 112.