Literary Studies RAP

Literary Studies RAP is designed for students who are drawn to reading or love writing literature, who appreciate the art of cinema, and who love to discuss books and movies in depth. 

When you join this RAP you will...

  • Enroll in a special section of "International Short Story" (Comp Lit 121) that will include a film component
  • Enroll in a class that fulfills the university Freshman writing requirement
  • View films and engage in discussions with students in Reflections Honors RAP
  • Connect with notable faculty and authors.
  • Share your living-and-learning experience with a community of passionate and expressive peers.

Students with or without a declared major can choose the Literary Studies RAP and live in a first-year hall dedicated to the theme of Writing & Literature.  In the Literary Studies RAP students broaden and deepen both critical and creative talents, working with a wide selection of international literatures and films.  From reading and writing short stories to hosting famous authors, from viewing and analyzing films to possibly making original short films, the RAP offers students myriad opportunities for intellectual and creative growth.

Be sure to visit the How to Join page of this website to learn about the process and important timelines you must follow to become a member of this fantastic program!

Classes

Students will enroll in the following classes:

Fall 2009

  • "International Short Story" Comparative Literature 121 (Gen Ed AL)
  • English Writing 112 - College Writing

Location

The Literary Studies RAP is located in Butterfield Hall in the Central area of campus. 

Butterfield Hall is also the home to the English TAP, Reflections Honors RAP and Creativity Honors RAP.  Living together in this residence hall with the theme of 'Writing & Literature', the students have many opportunities to connect with each other around a variety of events and activities.

Pamela R. Marsh-Williams, Ph.D.
Assistant Provost & Dean

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