Course Description and Objectives This advanced creative writing course will allow students to further develop their skills in whatever genre of creative writing interests them, including both poetry and prose, fiction ...

Course Description: How can photography act as a witness? How can an image empower change? In this course we will consider these questions and more as we examine core ideas for understanding the creation, gathering, and ...

Course Description In 1967, as the civil rights and feminist movements continued to make waves, Gerry Goffin and Carole King co-wrote “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” and Aretha Franklin turned their song it ...

COURSE DESCRIPTION The reading in this course is organized around the idea of crime and community. Over the course of the semester, we will divide our time between exploring the assigned texts and learning college-level ...

This class focuses on five 19th- and 20th-century short stories by women writers. These stories have relevance to our current world because they are thematically concerned with confinement and claustrophobia, gender and ...

Surveys the history of media from the papyri scrolls of ancient Greece to the internet of the digital age. 0.000 TO 3.000 Credit hours This course surveys the history of media from the ancient world to the present. ...

Welcome to English 1010. This course will introduce you to the conventions and expectations of writing at the college level. Since careful reading leads to stronger writing, we will spend time examining texts closely to ...

In 1967, as the civil rights and feminist movements continued to make waves, Gerry Goffin and Carole King co-wrote “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman,” and Aretha Franklin turned their song it into a power ballad ...

Advertising surrounds us: on street signs, sides of buses, insides of subway cars, on our mobile devices, televisions, radios, webpages and, soon, in our computer glasses. Most ads we ignore. Some grab our attention. Some ...

In the twenty-first century, dystopian fiction is everywhere. This type of fiction portrays imaginary societies that are “dystopian”: societies that intensify the most troubling aspects of the real world (scapegoating, ...