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The major
Required courses:
CW 221 Introduction to Creative Writing (appropriate for first-year students)
ENG 302 Foundations of Literary Study
ENG 401 Junior Research Seminar
CW 470 Advanced Writing Workshop
CW 488 Senior Capstone Experience
An additional 3 advanced creative writing courses chosen from following:
CW 470 Advanced Writing Workshop (can be taken more than once with
different topics)
CW 385 Reading and Writing Poetry
CW 386 Reading and Writing Short Fiction
CW 471 Playwriting
internship in writing or editing, with department pre-approval
3 additional English literature content courses, at least 2 of which are above 302
You may count one literature or creative writing course from an off-campus program or one creative writing course in a different language towards the additional courses required for the major, with department approval.
The minor
One introductory course from the following:
ENG 203 Women and Literature
ENG 204 African American Literature
ENG 205 American Literature and Ecology
ENG 206 Literature and Identity
ENG 207 Literature and Film
ENG 208 Contemporary Literature
One 300-level or higher English course
CW 221 Introduction to Creative Writing
Two creative writing courses chosen from:
CW 470 Advanced Writing Workshop
CW 385 Reading and Writing Poetry
CW 386 Reading and Writing Short Fiction
CW 471 Playwriting