What kinds of writing courses are offered at the University of Toronto?
In addition to the Department of English course ENG100H1 (Effective Writing), the Calendar page “Writing in Arts and Science” lists a number of other courses for students who wish to develop their writing skills. Please note that JEI206H1 (Writing English Essays) will be a new Group 1 course for 2010. Q: What is the Jack McClelland Writer-in-Residence program? Each year the University appoints a Canadian writer to work with students, faculty and staff interested in creative writing. The term of the Jack McClelland Writer-in-Residence is January to April; he/she is housed at Massey College and holds office hours throughout the term for consultation with students, in addition to hosting a non-credit writing course. For further information contact The Department of English, 416-978-3190. There are other creative writing courses, such as ENG389Y1 (Creative Writing) or others at Innis, University, or Victoria Colleges; and opportunities at Hart House and the campus newspapers. Q: How can I
