Department: Writing Program

Code Name Description
CRW2100 Reading & Writing Short Story This course examines the nature and breadth of the short story and introduces thestudent to the craft of writing short fiction. Not open to students who have taken ENG 2100.Prerequisites: Six (6) credits of Writing/English at the 1000-level.
CRW2300 Creative Writing I Explores in theory and practice the nature, value and the techniques of prose and poetry writing. This course meets the General Education Arts Breadth and Reading/Writing Enhancement requirements.Prerequisite: Six (6) credits of Writing/English at th...
CRW2310 Creative Writing II Continues CRW 2300. This course meets the General Education Arts Breadth and Reading/Writing Enhancement requirements.Prerequisite: Six (6) credits of Writing/English at the 1000-level.
CRW2350 Writing Poetry Engages students in writing poetry and includes extensive in class discussion of the students’ own poems and proposed methods of revision. Experimental forms are included, as well as work in more traditional forms. This course meets the General Educa...
CRW3490 Memoir and Life Writing Puts memories and discoveries about one's life into words for readers to think about their onw experiences. Emphasis on writing scenes that typify one's life.Prerequisite: Six (6) credits of ENG/WRIT at the 1000-level.
CRW4100 Independent Reading No Description Set
WRIT1008 Experimental Course No Description Set
WRIT1060 The Academic Writing Process This course supports students in the transition to college level writing, with emphasis on the importance of purpose, audience, and tone. Students will learn to focus their ideas, develop their voice, and construct organized essays. WRIT 1060 teaches...
WRIT1200 Read, Writ, Research I PLUS This course serves as an introduction to the kinds of reading and writing students will be expected to do in college. Emphasis on the developing confidence as writers, especially students’ identities as writers through practice and reflection. This c...
WRIT1400 Reading, Writing & Research I This course serves as an introduction to the kinds of reading and writing students will be expected to do in college. Emphasis on the developing confidence as writers, especially students’ identities as writers through practice and reflection. This c...
WRIT1500 Reading, Writing & Research II Advancing concepts introduced in WRIT 1400, this course focuses on research writing at the college level. Emphasis will be placed on developing a sound research process from inquiry to final product using strategies for applying research methods in o...
WRIT2200 Working with Writers In this course, students learn about the theory and practice of teaching and tutoring writing, including exploring strategies for working with writers across various ages, cultural backgrounds, levels of writing, and/or English language proficiency,...
WRIT2250 Black Voices Matter:Rhet/Liter This course aims to familiarize students with the rhetorical dimensions of the Black community. It also aims to challenge them to fine tune and practice critical media literacies. Students will practice using an intersectional feminist approach to...
WRIT2260 Contemporary Queer Narrative In Contemporary Queer Memoir, students will read works that engage with life at the intersections of queerness and various cultural identities, privileges, and oppressions. Students will be challenged to reflect on their experiences, question their o...
WRIT2270 Graphic Novel & Comics as Lit This course will explore graphic novels to illustrate how sequential art and text tell stories and as a result make arguments about identity and social structures that should be accepted, furthered, or challenged. How these multimodal texts go about...
WRIT2280 Professional & Technical Wrtng Using a rhetorical approach to decision-making about communication strategies, this course focuses on writing for professional and technical settings—from preparing job application materials to collaborating with others to make researched recommendat...