Under the close guidance of our faculty–who are themselves critically acclaimed writers, creatives, and poets–you will be exposed to diverse approaches of literature study. Our programs are designed to let you pick and choose from a variety of courses until you find the right fit for you. Fulfilling our “active learning. active life.” mission, you will have access to clubs, programs, internships, and other opportunities to network with others, build your resume, and prepare for a successful life and career.
The course introduces students to technical formats, brevity and clarity strategies, and visual elements such as headings, lists and graphics. This course is designated as an Active Learning Community Service (ALCS) course. Students provide service in areas of public concern in a way that is mutually beneficial for both the student and community.
Increases students’ understanding of literature, other people, and their own ideas and feelings. Successful students will master material which includes figurative language, alliteration, assonance, rhythm in poetry and prose, dialogue, plot, setting, theme, and the critical vocabulary of the genres mentioned above.
Successful students will demonstrate competence in all aspects of document design, including (but not limited to) the following: overall organization and layout; usability theory, application and testing; data organization and display; visual rhetoric (the use of color, size and white space); and theories of writer-based and reader-based writing. Also examines existing research on how different readers process information in different ways.
Provides experienced writers with the opportunity to improve their understanding of narrative prose writing techniques and the elements of fiction, including plot, dialogue, characterization, setting and symbolism. In addition to producing original works of fiction, including short stories, novellas and excerpts from novels, students become proficient in examining, assessing, and critiquing published works of fiction by established writers.
Through engaging teaching, mentorship, and cutting-edge research, our faculty inspire innovation, foster critical thinking, and help shape future leaders.
Offering personalized support to help you navigate your academic journey. They provide expert advice on course selection, career paths, and personal growth, ensuring your success.
Rest assured knowing your degree is recognized by top industry standards, ensuring quality education and career readiness.
Gain real-world experience and jumpstart your career with exclusive internship placements through our industry partnerships.
Offering students opportunities to explore interests, build skills, and foster community.
Our student officers listen to your needs and foster a supportive community, ensuring every student feels valued and connected.
“Thanks to Utah Tech, I not only learned all I needed to be an effective copy writer, but I was also able to land my dream job at an advertising firm in Los Angeles due to the contacts I made through my internship. I would refer anyone to the English department at Utah Tech.”
“Under the close guidance of English faculty members who are renowned teachers and critically acclaimed writers, creatives, and poets, students are exposed to diverse critical and creative approaches to the study of literature. Courses range from specialty lectures that explore thought-provoking themes from a variety of genres and historical periods, to project-based classes that publish student”
As a trailblazer in polytechnic education, we provide hands-on learning, cutting-edge technology, and real-world experience that prepares you for tomorrow’s challenges. Whether you’re aspiring to lead in engineering, business, or digital innovation, Utah Tech is where you’ll gain the skills and knowledge to push boundaries and redefine what’s possible.
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