2008-2009 Academic Catalog - Queens University of Charlotte

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BUSN 671 Seminar in Financial Management
The seminar will focus on various areas within the discipline using case analysis. Topics may include,
but are not limited to,Working Capital, Capital Budgeting, Capital Structure and Mergers
and Acquisitions. Prerequisite: BUSN 622. 3 Hrs.
CREATIVE WRITING
CRWR 501 Fiction Workshop I
An intensive study of the writing of fiction, focusing on advanced techniques of prosody, narration,
exposition, descriptive detail, scenic development, point of view, and other elements of fiction.
All instruction and discussion is revision-based. Students must make two submissions of
at least 8 to 25 pages during the residency and four submissions of equal length in the Distance
Learning Workshop component of the semester. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 502 Fiction Workshop II
A continuation of the intensive study of the writing of fiction. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
GRADUATE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
CRWR 511 Poetry Workshop I
An intensive study of the writing of poetry, focusing on advanced techniques of imagery, rhythm
and poetic structure. All instruction and discussion is revision-based. Students must submit at
least 5 to 10 pages of work during the residency and four submissions of equal length in the
Distance Learning Workshop component of the semester. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 512 Poetry Workshop II
A continuation of the intensive study of the writing of poetry. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 521 Creative Nonfiction Workshop I
An intensive study of the writing of creative nonfiction, focusing on advanced techniques of
prosody, exposition, descriptive detail and narrative voice. All instruction and discussion is revision-based.
Students must make two submissions of at least 8 to 25 pages during the residency
and four submissions of equal length in the Distance Learning Workshop component of
the semester. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 522 Creative Nonfiction Workshop II
A continuation of the intensive study of the writing of creative nonfiction. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 531 Dramatic Writing Workshop I
An intensive study of the writing of stage plays and screenplays, focusing on dramatic structure,
dialogue, characterization and other elements of dramatic writing. All instruction and discussion
is revision-based. Students must make two submissions of 8 to 25 pages during the
residency and four submissions of equal length in the Distance Learning Workshop component
of the semester. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.
CRWR 532 Dramatic Writing Workshop II
A continuation of the intensive study of the writing of stage plays and screenplays. Pass/Fail
3 Hrs.
CRWR 601 Fiction Workshop III
A continuation of the intensive study of the writing of fiction. Pass/Fail 3 Hrs.