+ Creative Writing
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East Hall, 419-372-8370
Enrollment
in the creative writing major is dependent upon
an ACT score of 22 or higher in reading, or
consent of the creative writing staff. To continue
on into the 3000- and 4000-level workshop classes,
successful completion of a portfolio and interview
are required. A creative writing major must
produce a senior thesis and give a senior reading
of the thesis work.
Learning
Outcomes
Upon
completion of the baccalaureate degree, students
in creative writing are expected to:
-
Use writing effectively—including current
modes and evolving techniques and technologies—to
explore subject matter and to communicate;
- Develop
understanding of subject matter in relation
to larger historical and/or cultural contexts,
including multicultural contexts;
- Make
connections between theory and practice. Students
apply theory to understand texts, solve problems,
and teach effectively. Students generalize
from experiences with texts, communication
situations, and teaching situations;
- Develop
skills of creative and/or critical thinking.
Major,
Bachelor of Fine Arts (42 hours) —
minor required — click 
for 2012-2013 course requirements
Out
of the four required 3000/4000 level workshops,
the student must have at least one in both genres.
Minor
(21 hours)
- ENG
99 (0) must complete 4 semesters
- ENG
2050 or 2060 (3)
- ENG
2040, 2090 (6)
- ENG
3120 or 3130 (3)
- ENG
4120 or 4130 (3)
- ENG
3200 or 3230 (3)
- ENG
3300 or 3330 (3)
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