An intermediate creative writing course in which students are instructed and guided in the writing of fiction; encouraged to pursue experimentation in fiction; and will participate in the feedback and critique sessions that constitute the workshop method. Students with credit for ENGL 217 cannot take CRWR 217 for further credit. (3,0,0)
Prerequisites:
ENGL 116 or CRWR 116
ENGL 126 or CRWR 126
Moodle shell image credit: "Two Shots of Tequila" (cropped image) © David Nyanzi
Prerequisites:
ENGL 116 or CRWR 116
ENGL 126 or CRWR 126
Moodle shell image credit: "Two Shots of Tequila" (cropped image) © David Nyanzi
An introduction to composition in the genres of poetry, short fiction and the one-act play. Students experiment in each of these genres. By the end of the course, students will have a working knowledge of modern aesthetics, and a fairly objective appreciation of their own “voice” in the context of those aesthetics. (3,0,0)
Prerequisites: ABE ENGL 0121 or English 122 or English 12 First Peoples2 or AP English Language & Comp. 122 or Technical Professional Comm 122 or ABE ENGL 012 or English 12 or English 12 First Peoples or AP English Language & Comp. 12 or Technical Professional Comm 12 and Language Proficiency Index3 or mature student status and a score of 24/40 (level 4) or better on the LPI
1 minimum grade of 60 required
2 minimum score of 60 required
3 minimum score of 24 required
Moodle shell image credit: "Who Am I?" © Dominick Tascher
Prerequisites: ABE ENGL 0121 or English 122 or English 12 First Peoples2 or AP English Language & Comp. 122 or Technical Professional Comm 122 or ABE ENGL 012 or English 12 or English 12 First Peoples or AP English Language & Comp. 12 or Technical Professional Comm 12 and Language Proficiency Index3 or mature student status and a score of 24/40 (level 4) or better on the LPI
1 minimum grade of 60 required
2 minimum score of 60 required
3 minimum score of 24 required
Moodle shell image credit: "Who Am I?" © Dominick Tascher
An introduction to composition in the genres of poetry, short fiction and the one-act play. Students experiment in each of these genres. By the end of the course, students will have a working knowledge of modern aesthetics, and a fairly objective appreciation of their own “voice” in the context of those aesthetics. (3,0,0)
Prerequisites: ABE ENGL 0121 or English 122 or English 12 First Peoples2 or AP English Language & Comp. 122 or Technical Professional Comm 122 or ABE ENGL 012 or English 12 or English 12 First Peoples or AP English Language & Comp. 12 or Technical Professional Comm 12 and Language Proficiency Index3 or mature student status and a score of 24/40 (level 4) or better on the LPI
1 minimum grade of 60 required
2 minimum score of 60 required
3 minimum score of 24 required
Moodle shell image credit: "Something" © Studio Spass
Prerequisites: ABE ENGL 0121 or English 122 or English 12 First Peoples2 or AP English Language & Comp. 122 or Technical Professional Comm 122 or ABE ENGL 012 or English 12 or English 12 First Peoples or AP English Language & Comp. 12 or Technical Professional Comm 12 and Language Proficiency Index3 or mature student status and a score of 24/40 (level 4) or better on the LPI
1 minimum grade of 60 required
2 minimum score of 60 required
3 minimum score of 24 required
Moodle shell image credit: "Something" © Studio Spass