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  - 100
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  - 200
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CWRT101 Introduction to Creative Writing II

CWRT 101 Introduction to Creative Writing II. This course offers an introduction to composition and experimentation in the genres of fiction and drama. Students will develop a working knowledge of modern aesthetics in fiction and drama, as well as an objective appreciation of their own "voice" in the context of those aesthetics.

Credits

3.00

Cross Listed Courses

None

Prerequisite

English Studies 12 with a minimum of 60%

Corequisite

None