Writing and the Arts I
In this introductory creative non-fiction course, students explore the intersections between writing and other art forms, such as the visual arts, music, film, dance, and theatre. The class helps students discover and develop their "voice" in writing as it asks them to examine more generally the relationship of writing to the arts. In addition, students reflect on their own role in the community as writers, artists, critics, or arts appreciators.
Prerequisites & course information
Participants in the Lloyd Scholars for Writing and the Arts Program. Non-LSWA students welcome and may request permission to enroll pending availability. (3). (CE). May not be repeated for credit. A maximum of 20 Lloyd Scholars for Writing and the Arts credits (including any LHSP credits) may be counted toward a degree.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027