Communications, Arts and Humanities Division

This program, designed to prepare a student for transfer to a variety of bachelor’s programs, provides an opportunity to develop creative writing in multiple genres by honing a reflective awareness of craft and aesthetic. 

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, the student should be able to:

• Develop a reflective awareness of aesthetic and creative process.
• Demonstrate an ability to effectively participate in the workshop format.
• Develop creative work that demonstrates mastery of multiple literary techniques.
• Demonstrate an ability to professionally navigate the world of publishing.

Major Requirements (15 credits) 

• COM 110 Introduction to Creative Writing  (3 credits) 
• COM 215 Creative Nonfiction  (3 credits)
• COM 218 Fiction Writing  (3 credits)
• COM 125 Publishing Practicum: Editorial Process  OR COM 126 Publishing Practicum: Design and Production  (3 credits) 
• COM 216 Creative Nonfiction II  OR COM 219 Fiction Writing II  (3 credits)

General Education Requirements AA (37/39 credits) 

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Elective 

Please refer to the program curriculum guide below for program elective coursework. 

Program Guide

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