Faculty profile
Laura Halferty
Adjunct Instructor
Contact
Office hours
FALL 2019
Email laura.halferty@oswego.edu to set up an appointment
Classes taught
SPRING 2020 COURSES
| CRW 206/800 | TR | 12:45-2:05 | 232 Marano CC |
| CRW 208/810 | TR | 11:10-12:30 | 232 Marano CC |
CRW 206 FICTION WRITING: INTRODUCTORY - This introductory course is divided into three units: 1) Reading, analyzing, and discussing published short fiction; 2) completing creative exercises and other assignments that will help you shape your own story; and 3) drafting, workshopping, conferencing, and editing. Graded assignments include: a test, short writing assignments and peer critiques on Blackboard; one original short story; and class participation. This is a discussion-based course, so your consistent attendance and active participation will be crucial to making it a success.
CRW 208 CREATIVE NONFICTION WRITING: INTRODUCTION - This introductory course is divided into three units: 1) Reading, analyzing, and discussing published creative nonfiction pieces; 2) completing creative exercises and other assignments that will help you shape your own piece; and 3) drafting, workshopping, conferencing, and editing. Graded assignments include: a test, short writing assignments and peer critiques on Blackboard; one original piece; and class participation. This is a discussion-based course, so your consistent attendance and active participation will be crucial to making it a success.
FALL 2019 COURSES
| CRW 206/830 | TR | 9:35-10:55 | 242 Marano CC |
| CRW 206/840 | TR | 11:10-12:30 | 242 Marano CC |
CRW 206 FICTION WRITING: INTRODUCTORY-This introductory course is divided into three units: 1) Reading, analyzing, and discussing classic short fiction; 2) completing creative exercises and other assignments that will help you shape your own story; and 3) drafting, workshopping, conferencing, and editing. Graded assignments include a test, in-class reading responses, a presentation, written critiques, and one original short story. This is a discussion-based course, so your consistent attendance and active class participation will be crucial to making it a success.