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WRIT W3001

Structure and Style I · Writing (School Of The Arts)

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What students said

Ellis Avery · 2006 · 2006

Very heavy. Daily, shorter writings. Longer weekly assignments. Feedback on several pieces every week. Often a thick-ish stack of reading. Occasional response paragraphs. Nitpicky assignments such as indentifying the use of something in one of your own pieces. Many assignments are fun. Longer project (play or short story) during the last 5-6 weeks (Do as much over spring break as possible!).

Louise Ermelino · 2005 · 2005

The usual for S&SI: short story, monologue, scene, poem, plus some readings

Priscilla Becker · 2007 · 2007

Two or three poems, one short story, and a one act (or one scene from a longer play).

Kelly Mcmasters · 2007 · 2007

Average. Turn everything in on time, review others, but the most important thing is revisions!

Robert Montgomery · 2003 · 2003

Two poems, one character sketch, one monologue, one scene and one short story.

Yvette Siegert · 2007 · 2007

Standard for S&S: 3 poems, 1 dramatic scene, 1 short story (I believe), a final portfolio with a self-reflection

Susan Thames · 2003 · 2003

weekly readings and one writing assignment per week, and a portfolio at the end of the semester

Matthew Sharpe · 2002 · 2002

Light. 2 poems, 1 monologue, 1 dialogue, 1 short story.

Samuel Lipsyte · 2006 · 2006

A final portfolio consisting of two poems, a short story, a four-scene play, and several brief exercises.

Nelly Rosario · 2005 · 2005

Not bad at all - A small assignment per week.

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