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Creative Writing Part of the Creative Arts area: Art & Art History, EMDA, and Creative Writing Updated 8/16/2016 CONTACT INFO Kasey Mohammad – Professor of Creative Writing – [email protected] – 541.552.6636 Craig Wright – Professor of Creative Writing – [email protected] – 541-552.6641 Rachel Humpton – Creative Arts Office Manager – [email protected] – 541.552.6386 Deborah Rosenberg – Chair of Creative Arts – 541.552.6690 Miles Inada –Curriculum & Advising Coordinator for Creative Arts – [email protected] – 541.552.6058 David Humphrey – Director, Center for the Arts – [email protected] – 541.552.6522 PROGRAM INFORMATION The BFA in Creative Writing is designed to develop students’ skills in fiction, poetry, and other writing genres as well as preparing them for advanced degree programs such as MFAs. The program is a combination of writing-intensive workshops, reading-intensive background courses, and on-site studio practice sessions in which students receive class credit for working on their writing alone, with peers, and/or with the guidance of instructors. Students work together to produce the undergraduate literary magazine Main Squeeze. Creative Writing also sponsors the Emergent Forms reading series and West Wind Review, SOU’s literary journal. CAREER OPTIONS Freelance Writing (Fiction, Screenwriting, etc.) Education Editing & Publishing Marketing & Design Arts & Letters Administration HOW TO DECLARE CREATIVE WRITING AS YOUR MAJOR Complete a Pre-Major Checklist available in the Creative Arts Office located in Arts Building room 117. Questions may be directed to the Creative Arts Office at 541.552.6386. SUGGESTED FIRST YEAR SCHEDULE (Please consult with advisor regarding prerequisites, etc.) FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER (Optional) CW 220 (Imaginative Writing) CW 281 (Intro to Fiction) CW 282 (Intro to Poetry) University Studies Explorations or elective CW 230 (Texts & Traditions) Quantitative Reasoning (Math) University Studies Explorations or elective University Studies Explorations or elective University Studies Explorations or elective USEM/HSEM 101 USEM/HSEM 102 USEM/HSEM 103

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Cre a t i ve W r it in g P a r t o f t h e C r e a t i v e A r t s a r e a :

A r t & A r t H i s t o r y , E M D A , a n d C r e a t i v e W r i t i n g

Updated 8/16/2016

CONTACT INFO

• Kasey Mohammad – Professor of Creative Writing – [email protected] – 541.552.6636 • Craig Wright – Professor of Creative Writing – [email protected] – 541-552.6641 • Rachel Humpton – Creative Arts Office Manager – [email protected] – 541.552.6386 • Deborah Rosenberg – Chair of Creative Arts – 541.552.6690 • Miles Inada –Curriculum & Advising Coordinator for Creative Arts – [email protected] – 541.552.6058 • David Humphrey – Director, Center for the Arts – [email protected] – 541.552.6522

PROGRAM INFORMATION

The BFA in Creative Writing is designed to develop students’ skills in fiction, poetry, and other writing genres as well as preparing them for advanced degree programs such as MFAs. The program is a combination of writing-intensive workshops, reading-intensive background courses, and on-site studio practice sessions in which students receive class credit for working on their writing alone, with peers, and/or with the guidance of instructors. Students work together to produce the undergraduate literary magazine Main Squeeze. Creative Writing also sponsors the Emergent Forms reading series and West Wind Review, SOU’s literary journal.

CAREER OPTIONS

• Freelance Writing (Fiction, Screenwriting, etc.)

• Education

• Editing & Publishing

• Marketing & Design

• Arts & Letters Administration

HOW TO DECLARE CREATIVE WRITING AS YOUR MAJOR

• Complete a Pre-Major Checklist available in the Creative Arts Office located in Arts Building room 117. • Questions may be directed to the Creative Arts Office at 541.552.6386.

SUGGESTED FIRST YEAR SCHEDULE (Please consult with advisor regarding prerequisites, etc.)

FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER (Optional)

CW 220 (Imaginative Writing)

CW 281 (Intro to Fiction)

CW 282 (Intro to Poetry)

University Studies Explorations or elective

CW 230 (Texts & Traditions)

Quantitative Reasoning (Math)

University Studies Explorations or elective

University Studies Explorations or elective

University Studies Explorations or elective

USEM/HSEM 101 USEM/HSEM 102 USEM/HSEM 103