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.
(All colleges)
18 credits
Courses listed in more than one category may be counted only once.
Code | Title | Credits |
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Foundations | 3 | |
Creative Writing 1 | ||
Explorations | 3 | |
Special Topics in Writing and Rhetoric Studies | ||
Creative Nonfiction | ||
Scriptwriting | ||
Seminar in Advanced Fiction Writing | ||
The Writer's Studio | ||
Experiments in Form and Genre | ||
Publishing | 3 | |
Literary Journal Production | ||
Publishing in a Digital Age | ||
English Internship | ||
Advanced seminar | 6 | |
Seminar in Advanced Fiction Writing | ||
The Writer's Studio | ||
Experiments in Form and Genre | ||
Literary & cultural studies | 3 | |
Foundations for Literary and Cultural Studies | ||
Intermediate Topics in Literature | ||
Literature, Medicine, and Culture | ||
Genre in Literature and Culture | ||
Literature and Culture before 1800 | ||
Literature and Culture after 1800 | ||
World Literature and Culture | ||
Topics in Race, Gender, and Multicultural Literature | ||
Shakespeare in the World | ||
Shakespeare II | ||
Literature and Environmental Action | ||
Seminar in Literature and Culture | ||
Total Credits | 18 |
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ENG 110 is a prerequisite.