An introduction to writing studies designed for students who may want to teach K-16, the course offers a variety of approaches to understanding writing production and literacy. Focusing on how writing changes in response to cultural, technical, and social shifts, the course examines the impact of such changes on teaching writing.

Topics vary. Some restrictions and prerequisites may apply.

Major works of James Joyce in prose, drama, and lyric poetry, emphasizing Ulysses or Finnegans Wake.

A seminar in writing poetry for advanced creative writing students. Students read in contemporary poetry and in craft topics; write poems regularly and discuss one another's poetry.

A seminar in writing short stories and other fiction for advanced creative writing students. Students read in contemporary fiction and in craft topics; write regularly and discuss one another's writing.

Writing extensive essays; for those who wish to achieve or improve upon professional writing skills.