Creative Writing Minor

Program Type
Minor
Est. Time to Complete
2-3 Years
School
School of the Arts, Communication and Global Studies
Delivery Mode
On Campus

York College creative writing courses offer students a chance to develop their writing and imaginative skills under the direction of an actively publishing faculty and a series of visiting writers. The creative writing workshop classroom provides students with a learning-by-doing setting, in which students are put in control of their education and the direction of their creative development.

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Writing

At York College, the Writing major focuses on developing the ability to produce the kinds of written work that are valued across professional fields, ranging from technical and business writing, to creative writing and journalism.

English (Literary and Textual Studies)

York College's challenging, diverse English curriculum covers cultural studies, film, literature, rhetoric, creating writing, and philosophy. You’ll also be able to specialize in one of four tracks of focus — comparative literary studies, film and media studies, critical and cultural theory, or women and gender studies.

Communication Minor

Effective communication skills are vital for success in any academic discipline and career path. Employers hire college graduates who excel at communication. This minor provides an opportunity to develop these important communication skills for work and life.

Meet the Faculty

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Gabriel Cutrufello
Gabriel Cutrufello, Ph.D.
Chair of the Department of Communication and Writing
Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Composition
School of the Arts, Communication and Global Studies
Travis Kurowski
Travis Kurowski, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Creative Writing
School of the Arts, Communication and Global Studies
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