Le programme

GL/EN 2800 3.0 Introduction to Creative Writing  

This course introduces students to the root genres of creative writing, including creative nonfiction, poetry, and fiction. Students will explore the core principles of each genre by studying model texts and learning to produce short stories, poems, and narrative nonfiction. 

GL/EN 3800 3.0 Creative Writing Across Genres and Contexts

This course studies the field and practice of creative writing through the lens of multimodality, enabling students to explore how writers can expand their abilities by creating work at the intersection of genres, discourses, and media. 

GL/EN 3801 3.0 Creative Writing and the Environment  

This course enables students to study and create poetry and prose in dialogue with local and global environmental issues. In particular, this course utilizes Glendon’s unique outdoor green spaces to encourage students to write with a sense of their positionality within the immediate environment. 

GL/EN 3802 3.0 Writing Diversity: Issues in Creative Writing 

This course studies the field and practice of creative writing through the lens of diversity with an emphasis on recent and ongoing discussions and debates.  

GL/EN 3806 6.0 Digital Media and Publishing  

This experiential course gives students the opportunity to develop skills in writing, editing and digital production that will allow them to design and produce a digital arts and culture magazine. 

GL/EN4800 6.0 Creative Writing and Community  

This course engages students with two distinct literary communities: the smaller, intimate personal community of their peers, and the larger, national and international community of published authors, through participation in literary workshops, events, and critiques of submitted material.