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WRI 365: Fiction Forms
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
A studio writing course introducing students to a variety of recognized structural elements used in literary narrative, from classic and historical to contemporary. Readings include fiction, critical background, and commentary on the uses of forms for practical purposes. Students write an array of assignments in selected forms.
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WRI 374: Narrative Nonfiction
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
In this upper-level workshop students study and practice telling compelling true stories. (Writing about others is emphasized, rather than memoir.) Elements of this craft include reporting and research, as well as narrative techniques: creating scenes, rendering dimensional characters, writing with voice and vivid description, and choosing the right story structure. Readings, contemporary and classic, vary in length from magazine articles to books. Shorter writing assignments build to the final project: a substantial (25- to 30-page) nonfiction narrative.
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WRI 376: Advanced Student Publication Practicum
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
In this class, students will design, lay out, and copyedit a publication for the University of Tampa Press.
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WRI 381: Professional Editing
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
The purpose of this course is to introduce the principles of comprehensive editing and basic copy editing. The comprehensive editing level involves higher-order issues, such as reasoning and evidence, organization, visual design, style and use of illustrations. Basic copy editing is the final editing level, covering consistency, grammar and usage, and punctuation, for example.
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WRI 385: Visual Rhetoric and Design
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course introduces students to a variety of approaches for designing print and digital texts through the application of rhetorical and design principles. This course consists of lessons in design philosophies and techniques, tutorials in using design software, and hands-on application while developing texts for public audiences. The course may include opportunities to develop creative projects for professional clients.
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WRI 450: Seminar in Poetry Writing
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Advanced training in poetry writing, as well as directed reading and discussion of modern poetry. May be repeated for advanced credit with portfolio by permission of instructor.
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WRI 456: Directed Poetry Writing
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Individual advanced training and supervision of poetry writing.
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WRI 460: Seminar in Fiction Writing
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Involves advanced training in fiction writing, as well as directed reading and discussion of modern fiction. May be repeated for advanced credit with portfolio by permission of instructor.
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WRI 465: Directed Fiction Writing
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
Involves individual advanced training and supervision of fiction writing.
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WRI 470: Topics in Nonfiction
4.00 Credits
The University of Tampa
This course will develop writing, editing, and reading skills. Students will hone the art of nonfiction narrative while minimalizing distortion or misrepresentation. Students will learn to identify strengths and weaknesses in their own writing and in other writing. Students will learn to recognize the importance of truth and reportorial techniques that characterize nonfiction.
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