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  • University Storm Recovery Updates

    UPDATE: Tuesday, Oct. 29, 8:30 a.m.
    We are pleased to announce that Wi-Fi service has been restored to the Asheville Center. Current students, faculty, and staff may now access the building for study, work or other necessary activities. Please note there may be occasional short outages as our service provider continues the recovery process.

    Drinking water is not available in the building. Some bottled water is available on site, but we encourage anyone using the building to bring their own drinking water if possible. The bathrooms on site now have working toilets.

    We appreciate your patience and understanding as we navigate the challenges posed by Hurricane Helene. Please stay tuned for further updates.

    University Storm Recovery Updates

Creative Writing Minor


Our creative writing minor hones writing skills, cultivates creativity and encourages self-expression.

Strong writing skills are essential to success in the workplace, and a minor in creative writing provides you with greater literacy and stronger analytical skills.

Throughout this course of study, you will examine various works in poetry and fiction, analyze and discuss the genres, and develop your own creative techniques and strategies.

You will learn the art of critique and revision through writing workshops and other courses in the minor, where you will share your work with peers and hone your skills.

Throughout this course of study, students will examine various works in poetry and fiction, analyze and discuss the genres, and develop their own creative techniques and strategies. Students will learn the arts of critique and revision through writing workshops where they will share their work with peers.

A minor in Creative Writing requires a minimum of 18 hours, excluding Ìý²¹²Ô»åÌý, consisting of the following: