An advanced introduction and overview of creative writing (including practice in writing and workshopping poetry, fiction, and nonfiction).

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in writing poetry. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching poetry writing and to finding publication.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in writing fiction. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching fiction writing and to finding publication.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in nonfiction writing. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching nonfiction writing and to finding publication.

A survey of the process, forms, and techniques for writing scripts for television and film. This includes advertising and public service announcements (PSAs), documentary, corporate training and promotion, news and sports, interview shows, reality shows, drama, comedy, and short films. This course also includes the laws and ethics of scriptwriting, and preparing for working in the television and film media.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in a special topic in writing. Topics might include comics, bookmaking, publishing, and experimental forms, among others. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching writing and to finding publication.

A hands-on course designed to educate students in literary journal production. Attention is given to every aspect of literary journal publication, including submission calls, peer review, decision notification, issue curation, web design, and social media promotion.

An advanced course designed to introduce students to the discipline of writing studies and pedagogy. The course concentrates on writing theory and pedagogy and gives students opportunities to practice and apply the course material in teaching settings.

This course offers an intensive, semester-long practicum experience in writing pedagogy. Through guided teaching opportunities, observation, and a reflective teaching portfolio, students build a toolkit for professional success as writing instructors. Students will also shadow an undergraduate general education writing course to experience and reflect on the application of practicum material in a live classroom setting.

An advanced introduction and overview of creative writing (including practice in writing and workshopping poetry, fiction, and nonfiction). For GTAs with a Pedagogy Concentration, WRI 6020 must be taken in semester 1 of MA program.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in writing poetry. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching poetry writing and to finding publication.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in writing fiction. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching fiction writing and to finding publication.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in nonfiction writing. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching nonfiction writing and to finding publication.

A survey of the process, forms, and techniques for writing scripts for television and film. This includes advertising and public service announcements (PSAs), documentary, corporate training and promotion, news and sports, interview shows, reality shows, drama, comedy, and short films. This course also includes the laws and ethics of scriptwriting, and preparing for working in the television and film media.

Advanced instruction and guided workshop in a special topic in writing. Topics might include comics, bookmaking, publishing, and experimental forms, among others. Attention is also given to methodology in teaching writing and to finding publication.

A hands-on course designed to educate students in literary journal production. Attention is given to every aspect of literary journal publication, including submission calls, peer review, decision notification, issue curation, web design, and social media promotion. For GTAs with a Pedagogy Concentration, WRI 6060 must be taken in semester 1 of MA program.

An advanced workshop course providing guided workshop, advanced practice, and advanced instruction in writing techniques and publication strategies used by professional writers.

Independent thesis project under the guidance of a faculty member. Thesis projects will be a book-length work of poetry or prose, or a significant number of pages toward a longer project. Course will be taken by students in their final program semester.