English, Creative Writing Minor
Return to: Programs of Study Program DescriptionThe Creative Writing minor in English offers students a series of introductory and advanced creative writing courses, in addition to practical guidance on publication. Building on a strong basis in literature and language studies, students have the opportunity to develop their skills in either fiction writing or poetry writing as well as to take elective coursework in playwriting and creative non-fiction. The majority of courses are intensive workshops with a focus on peer and faculty comments, the study of craft, and the reading of contemporary and classic literature. Graduates of our program include novelists Chitra Bannerjee Divakaruni and Alexandria Constantinova Szeman and poet Rachel Danielle Peterson. The English Department Visiting Writers Series brings nationally known poets and writers to campus for readings and workshops. The English Club, an organization open to all students, hosts open mikes and coffee-house style readings each year. Admission RequirementsAny student eligible for admission to the College of Liberal Arts is eligible for admission to the Creative Writing minor. Non-native speakers of English seeking admission to any undergraduate program in English must meet one of the following minimum language proficiency requirements:
Program Learning OutcomesStudents in the Creative Writing Minor will be:
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Program Requirements:I. Minor
TWO COURSE SEQUENCE IN POETRY WRITING OR FICTION WRITING:
1 COURSE FROM A DIFFERENT GENRE
Total: 15 Hours |
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