Creative Writing, Minor
The Creative Writing minor hones students' skills in fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction and multimodal storytelling, while placing them in community with other creative practitioners. Through seminars and workshops in the field, students develop a corpus of their own creative work, while deepening their capacity for observation, empathy and imaginative problem-solving—skills that transfer to any area of life, from the personal to the professional.
The creative writing minor consists of six courses (18 credit hours).
Code | Title | Hours |
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Foundational course | 3 | |
Introduction to Literary Studies | ||
Introduction to Creative Writing | 3 | |
Introduction to Creative Writing | ||
Literature Electives - Choose two from the following: 1 | 6 | |
Books that Matter | ||
Well Versed | ||
Studies in Culture | ||
Global Literatures | ||
Exploring the English Language | ||
Sociolinguistics | ||
Here Be Monsters | ||
Crossing Over | ||
Drama | ||
Romanticism and Nature | ||
Gothic Fiction | ||
British Literature since 1900 | ||
Modern Irish Literature | ||
Contemporary Irish Literature | ||
Memory and Forgetting in Contemporary Historical Fiction | ||
Jane Austen | ||
James Joyce's Ulysses | ||
What Is a Book? | ||
The Epic | ||
Fiction | ||
Poetry | ||
Women Writers | ||
Film Studies | ||
The Art of War | ||
Medicine and Literature | ||
Disability and Literature | ||
Literature and Place | ||
Material Cultures | ||
Environmental Protection | ||
Water Is Life: Indigenous Art and Activism in Changing Climates | ||
LGBTQ+ Narratives: Literature, Film, Theory | ||
Global Hip Hop | ||
The Russian Novel and the Search for Meaning | ||
Anatomy of English | ||
History of the English Language | ||
Studies in Language | ||
Studies in the Medieval Imagination | ||
Themes in Medieval Literature | ||
British Literature of the 16th Century | ||
Shakespeare | ||
British Literature of the 17th Century | ||
Milton | ||
Literatures of Pre-Colonial and Colonial America | ||
The Novel to 1900 | ||
Transatlantic Literature, 1700-1900 | ||
British Literature of the Long 18th Century | ||
Legal Fictions of the Enlightenment | ||
US Literatures of the Revolution and New Republic | ||
US Literature from the Constitution to the Civil War | ||
British Literature of the Romantic Period, 1790-1837 | ||
British Literature of the Victorian Period, 1837-1900 | ||
US Literature from the Civil War to the Early 20th Century | ||
Modernism | ||
US Literature: 20th-Century Beginnings to World War II | ||
British Literature of the Postmodernist Period | ||
US Literature after World War II | ||
Literatures of the 21st Century | ||
Individual Authors | ||
J. R. R. Tolkien | ||
Text in Context | ||
Moby-Dick | ||
Toni Morrison | ||
Studies in Genre | ||
Children's Literature | ||
Science Fiction/Fantasy | ||
Comics and Graphic Narrative | ||
Literary Criticism and Cultural Studies | ||
Creative Nonfiction | ||
Narrative 4: Storytelling for Others | ||
Digital Literacies | ||
Game Studies | ||
Banned Books | ||
Law and Literature | ||
Neuroscience and Literature | ||
Studies in Literature and Culture | ||
Gender, Sexuality, Literature | ||
Advanced Critical Race and Ethnic Studies | ||
Native American / Indigenous Literatures | ||
Global Indigenous Literatures | ||
Africana Literatures | ||
Postcolonial Literatures | ||
Global Literatures | ||
Topics in Literature | ||
Creative Writing Electives - Choose two from the following: | 6 | |
Writing Practices and Processes | ||
Crafting the Short Story | ||
Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy | ||
Creativity and Community | ||
Life-Writing, Creativity and Community | ||
Poetry and Community | ||
Rhetorics of Irish Storytelling | ||
The Career Class | ||
Creative Writing: Fiction | ||
Creative Writing: Poetry | ||
Creative Writing: Nonfiction | ||
Narrative 4: Storytelling for Others | ||
Seminar in Creative Writing | ||
Total Credit Hours: | 18 |
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