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Hybrid Writing
Course No. WRHC 306 Credits: 3.0
Sophomore level writing seminar focusing on intergenre hybrid writing, with an emphasis on the New Narrative movement, open to all students, of special interest to students interested in writing adventurously and creatively about their chosen art and design forms. The method of instruction for this class will combine short lectures with class discussion, workshops, and in-class writing experiments. The class will be structured around the idea of creative research, and will potentially involve research days utilizing the museum or the library. Peer feedback sessions and a final short critical paper are designed to assist students in developing a constructive, original vocabulary to critically assess both their own creative work and that of others. Prerequisites: WR 203. 3 credits.
James "Colby" Chamberlain
Assistant Professor
Colby Chamberlain has previously taught art history at the Cooper Union, the City College of New York, and Col...more
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