B.A. in English

Washington State University

Learn the literature, technologies, and cultural functions of the English language, develop creative, professional and analytical writing skills, and explore the use of print and electronic media. Landscapes undergraduate literary arts journal and the Blood Orange Review, a nationally recognized literary journal, provide hands-on learning opportunities and outlets for publication. Flexible curriculum lets you focus on areas of interest or pursue second majors. The Avery Microcomputer Lab, a multimedia microcomputer facility operated on the Pullman campus. Participate in undergraduate research and creative activities guided by renowned faculty. Internships and certificate programs prepare you for careers after graduation.

• Creative Writing
• Literary Studies
• Rhetoric and Professional Writing

College of Arts and Sciences