Interdisiciplinary Expressive Arts
Writing for New Forms and Media
Students will learn and practice new forms of creative writing such as collaborative composition, writing for new and social media, blogging, and writing for digital publications. They will study emerging uses of online technologies and will learn writing skills through individual composition, group work, and the development of electronic portfolios.
NOTE: Students may earn credits for only one of CRWR 1240 or IDEA 1240, as they are the same course.
Transferable (refer to transfer guide)
IDEA 3100 CR-3
Interdisciplinary Expressive Arts 1
Students will learn about the history, philosophy, and current application of interdisciplinary approaches within the expressive arts. They will develop interdisciplinary skills in creativity and academic inquiry, will become familiar with multiple expressive modalities (creative writing, music, movement, fine arts, theatre, expressive arts therapies, storytelling, photography, film making, etc.) and will explore the application of those modalities in an integrated learning environment.
NOTE: Students may earn credits for only one of IDEA 3100 and CUST 3100, as they are the same course.
Prerequisites: 30 credits of 1100-level or higher courses
IDEA 3301 CR-3 (formerly CRWR 3301)
Mythological Narratives
Students will apply the writing skills necessary to adapt mythological strategies to their own compositions. They will learn about the mythological traditions that are the foundation of almost all world literatures. Students will contextualize their own work within the contemporary, multicultural streams of mythological writing, and will broaden their understanding of the roots of creative writing.
Prerequisites: 30 credits of 1100-level or higher courses
IDEA 4100 CR-3
Interdisciplinary Expressive Arts 2
Students will learn to apply a diverse number of current interdisciplinary approaches within the expressive arts. They will develop the interdisciplinary skills to employ creativity across multiple expressive modalities (creative writing, music, movement, fine arts, theatre, expressive arts therapies, storytelling, mythopoetics, photography, film making, etc.) and will explore potential academic and career directions within the cultural and social services sectors.
NOTE: Students may earn credits for only one of IDEA 4100 and CUST 4100, as they are the same course.
Prerequisites: CUST 3100, IDEA 3100, or permission from the instructor.
