About ENGL 1002 C
Intensive instruction and practice in writing, reading, research, and revision through the exploration of a theme related to the instructor's expertise. Topics vary by offering; periodic offering at intervals that may exceed four years.
Notes
Sophomores, juniors and seniors only; Open to Degree and PACE students
Section Description
This course covers topics in creative writing and nonfiction through the lens of arts and creativity. We will explore how artists, musicians, authors, and many more gain inspiration for their works and hone their creative styles. Texts from a variety of genres will be used as models for our own creations, and by the end of the course you will have a full portfolio of works that best reflective your artistic voice. We will write fiction, creative nonfiction, song lyrics, and critical pieces that will help you hone your skills as a creative. Course goals and objectives include: 1. Being able to read texts critically and dissect the creative practices utilized within them 2. Participating in robust discussion of creative processes and techniques 3. Using model texts as guides to producing your own piece of writing that aligns with the assigned genres 4. Practicing giving thoughtful feedback and implementing revision to first and final drafts 5. Developing a strong creative voice that you can apply to your own creative endeavors in the future
Section Expectation
This class combines lecture and discussion formats. Students should expect to spend about 3-4 hours a week on reading outside of class. Students will produce four major pieces of writing pertaining to each unit genre, including in-class writing exercises to scaffold their work and a first draft of their major piece to bring to writer's workshop for critique. All required materials will be scanned and available on Brightspace.
Evaluation
Students will be evaluated based upon attendance and participation, completion of daily writing exercises, completion of all required drafts, and the four major writing assignments. Emphasis will be placed on implementation of revision comments and growth from draft to draft.
Important Dates
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