Writing Arts (B.A.)

Earn your Bachelor of Arts in

Writing Arts

Grow and develop as writers within a variety of genres, with opportunities to concentrate in creative writing, technical and professional writing, and new media writing and publishing.

Understand the multiple facets of written communication and write in all genres to adapt to meet the ever-changing needs of a career field and the world. Become a flexible, adaptable writer, ready to bring advanced writing, reading and critical thinking skills to the workplace.

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Amanda Marcks

Assistant Director of Admissions

SMS: (856) 347-3274

(856) 256-4232

amanda@admissions.rowan.edu

Recommended For:

thinkers, doers, creators, and persuaders

WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CAREERS IN:

News Editor
News Writer
Publishing
Public Relations
New Media Writing
Law

Writing Arts Accelerated Program

Emboldened by Rowan Community

“There are so many stories to be told about people that you know and care about and sometimes people you don’t know,” says Eric U., a student in the 4+1 B.A./M.A. in Writing Arts program. “Every person is different. So just looking around you, you can see the stories hidden behind people’s eyes, just waiting to be told. And I want to be the one to tell them.”

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My confidence in my writing abilities has increased so much since beginning in the program.
Nicole C. Morris County, NJ

Because I love all of the classes Rowan has to offer, I try to do internships over the summer. They’ve showed me different areas of writing and publishing and all the different ways I could do what I love.
Rachel B. Camden County, NJ

I like to surround myself with the arts. I landed summer internship with Campus Philly after seeing a post from the Writing Arts department calling for an editorial/social media intern.
Matthew V. Gloucester County, NJ

Matthew V. photographed outside Victoria Hall.

Through my internship with the Writing Arts department I’m learning a lot of digital skills.
Marissa S. Salem County, NJ

Marissa looks off to the side, wearing a green and black flannel

Show your work. Don’t be afraid to change some things about your writing because if you leave Rowan as the same writer you entered you didn’t learn anything.
Destiny H. Camden County, NJ