• ENGL 2064: CREATIVE WRITING: JOURNALING

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This English course is designed to develop journal writing skills. The course has two overall objectives: (1) for students to understand and write various styles of journals, and (2) for students to submit a portfolio with a reflective paper and completed individual journals consisting of one or more styles of journals.
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• ENGL 2065: CREATIVE WRITING: MEMOIR WRITING

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  Participants will write stories based on their own experiences and observations. We will practice the process of writing, from idea-gathering exercises designed to give participants strategies to begin writing their own stories, to drafting and presenting these rough drafts to the other class members for feedback and revision.
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• ENGL 2080: CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY I

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  An introductory course in creative poetry writing. An analysis of the forms of poetry and the practice of creative writing at an introductory level.
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• ENGL 2090: CREATIVE WRITING: POETRY II

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  Further study in introductory poetry writing, including round table discussion of the elements of the genre, the sharing of students' works and submission of finished works.
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• ENGL 2091: CREATIVE WRITING: PUBLISHING YOUR WORK

  1.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This course will provide students with tools and techniques for pursuing publication of their creative work. Students will learn how to conduct market research using online resources, prepare manuscripts for publication, write query letters and cover letters, establish a record-keeping system, and submit their work for publication to journals and magazines (both online and print) and to book publishers.
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• ENGL 2100: LITERARY MAGAZINE

  1.00 - 2.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This course provides practical experience for students interested in producing a literary journal. Areas for participation include the editorial process of selecting fiction, nonfiction, poetry and other material to be published, as well as in the making of design and layout decisions. The goals are: 1) to provide the student with hands-on training and instruction in the various areas of production; and 2) to produce a student publication
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• ENGL 2230: INTRODUCTION TO SHAKESPEARE

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This course focuses on the works of William Shakespeare. The works chosen for study offer a variety of themes as well as plot structures. The course considers his life, plays, and poetry along with the literary devices he employed.
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• ENGL 2250: WOMEN IN LITERATURE

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This literature course will explore texts by and about women. These texts will come from various eras; they will primarily be fiction, literary nonfiction, and poetry, but other genres may be included as well.
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• ENGL 2251: MEDIEVAL WORLD LITERATURE

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  This course will focus on the reading and study of major works that are representative of this significant period or of literary forms in the history of literature during this time.
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• ENGL 2310: AMERICAN LITERATURE I

  3.00 Credits

  Western Wyoming Community College

  
  A study of the literature of the early American settlers, of wilderness trials, of the Indian wars, and secret diaries. The course also covers the American Age of Reason and the Revolutionary War including Thomas Paine, Benjamine Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson. It concludes with the American Romantic Era with Thoreau's "Walden Pond", the philosophical essays of Emerson, the stories of Hawthorne, Melville and Poe and the poetry of Whitman and Dickinson.
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