Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate Programs
For information about specific courses listed in program requirements, as well as other offerings, please see the Writing Arts Course Offerings Website, or the Undergraduate Catalog here.
The Writing Arts major provides broad-based study and practice in written communication, drawing on the disciplinary strengths of the College of Communication and Creative Arts and from departments across the University. Writing Arts offers students intensive experience in a variety of writing forms, creative and expository, personal and public. Students learn how writers compose in print and new media forms and how audiences react to their writing. In classroom workshops and peer response groups, through lecture and discussion, and by creating and composing multiple drafts and revisions, students develop sensitivity to rhetorical considerations of audience, purpose, and genre. Through these diverse experiences, students are prepared for success in a wide variety of settings beyond the University.
Writing Arts Major:
Advising Sheet for students entering the major after 9/1/2019
Advising Sheet for students entering the major after 9/1/2018 but before 9/1/2019
Advising Sheet for students entering the major after 9/1/2013 but before 9/1/2018
Advising Sheet for students who entered major before 9/1/2013
- What courses might I consider taking as a dual major in Writing Arts and Education?
- General Education Requirements
- Online Course Catalog
B.A./M.A. Dual Degree Program (4 + 1)
About the Program
Minors:
Advising sheet for the Minor in Creative Writing
Advising sheet for the Minor Publishing and Writing for the Public
Advising sheet for the Minor in Technical and Professional Writing
Advising sheet for the Minor in Writing Arts
Advising Sheet for the Minor in New Media
Certificates of Undergraduate Study (CUGS):
Advising sheet for the CUGS in Creative Writing
Advising sheet for the CUGS in Technical and Professional Writing
Advising sheet for the CUGS in Writing for the Environment
Advising sheet for the CUGS in Writing Studies for Educators
Advising sheet for the CUGS in Publishing and Writing for the Public
Liberal Studies: Humanities/Social Science Program Sequence B in Writing Arts:
Advising Sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I become a Writing Arts Major?
- What can I do with my free electives (for primary majors)?
- What job opportunities are available for Writing Arts majors?
- Why should I consider study abroad as part of my program?
- What College of Communication & Creative Arts student organizations can I join?
- How do I find out who my advisor is? Your advisor's name can now be found via GRAD, which you can access through your Banner account.
For further information, contact
Cherita Harrell
Undergraduate Programs Coordinator
harrel52@rowan.edu