Minor in Business and Technical Writing
Minor in Business and Technical Writing
Minor in Creative Writing
The Minor in Creative Writing gives students a rigorous background in the fundamentals of creative work by providing them with the opportunity to study with established poets, prose writers, and dramatists. At the same time, the minor also ensures that students pursue creative work within the larger context of academic study. The curriculum (21 credits) begins with a foundational course in creative writing, followed by a series of electives in a variety of genres and media, culminating in an advanced workshop. Concurrently with their course work in creative writing, students are also required to elect a total of two courses from the English department’s offerings in literature (358), theory and methods (359), or film (354), thus further coordinating their creative pursuits with critical study.
Minor in English
The minor consists of 18 credits in English above the 100 level, including at least 12 credits at or above the 300 level. All minors are required to take at least one 300- or 400-level course designated as Medieval, Renaissance, or Restoration/Eighteenth-century literature.
Contacts
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Christopher Iannini Director of Undergraduate Studies |
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Jeffrey Lawrence Associate Director of Undergraduate Program |
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Leandra Cain Senior Administrative Assistant |
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Aimee Labrie Sr. Program Coordinator |
