CWL 310
3 credits · HFA+, WRTD · D or higher for SBC
Study of the genre through readings, discussion and regular submission of original work. Course explores methods for expressing the human condition made available through poetry, with examples from the tradition of such tools as metaphor and image, sound, line, form, and juxtaposition. Areas of study include Powers of Poetry, Bright Containers: Form & Meter, and Methods & Madness, a study of the philosophical vs. visionary strains in poetry. Course may be repeated as the topic changes.
CWL 202Introduction to Creative Writing: Writing Everything
CWL 202
| Section | Days | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEM S01 | MoWe | 2:00PM–3:20PM | MELVILLE LBR N3062 WESTCAMPUS | Christine Kitano |
| SEM S02 | TuTh | 9:30AM–10:50AM | SOCBEHAV SCI N106 WESTCAMPUS | Derek McKown |
| Section | Days | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEM S01 | TuTh | 11:00AM–12:20PM | MELVILLE LBR N3045 WESTCAMPUS | Hannah Nathanson |
| SEM S02 | Th | 3:30PM–6:20PM | SOCBEHAV SCI N106 WESTCAMPUS | Julie Sheehan |
| SEM S03 | TuTh | 12:30PM–1:50PM | SOCBEHAV SCI N109 WESTCAMPUS | Derek McKown |
| SEM S04 | MoWe | 11:00AM–12:20PM | MELVILLE LBR N3035 WESTCAMPUS | Michelle Whittaker★ 4.1 |