59-3170J Topics in Writing Abroad: Rome

This J-session course offers an intensive two-week immersion in Rome’s literature, art, history, and culture. Students read fiction, poetry, and nonfiction by noted authors; visit major sites, including the Colosseum, Vatican, Roman Forum, Pompeii, churches, museums and places associated with noted authors; and participate in writing workshops at Lorenzo d’ Medici. Journal entries and reading responses lead to an extended story, essay, or digital project, which may be done in collaboration with students from the Business and Entrepreneurship Department.

3 Credits
GA
Requirements Not New Freshman and Not New Transfer Stu.