English Major Workshops
What Can I Do With an English Degree?
Every semester the department offers a symposium "What can I do with an English degree?"Ìý Each symposium is geared to help students identify occupations and possible career paths. Below you will find handouts and slideshows from previous workshops.
Resume Writing Workshop for English Majors
St. Thomas School of Law Information Session
Law School Information Session
Cover Letter
WhatÌýCan I Do With an EnglishÌýDegree?Ìý(Video)
Graduate School Planning
To see theÌýdiverse paths of alumni from the Department of English, be sure to visit the Alumni Accomplishments page of our website, availableÌý here Ìý .
Additional Resources
You may also visit Â鶹ŮÀÉ'sÌý Career Development Center Ìý for more information on job opportunities and resources on applying to graduate school.
Spring 2026
Community Creative Writing Workshop
Community Creative Writing Workshops
The MFA Program at Â鶹ŮÀÉ is proud to offer Community Creative Writing Workshops each semester. Classes vary, but we typically offer: Fiction, Creative Nonfiction/Memoir, and Poetry. We are also in the process of developing a Youth Community Workshop. These classes are workshop based. This means that you will read and offer comments on each other's work. Classes are taught by senior level MFA graduate students. Instructors will provide comments on your work and lead class discussion so that you get the most out of your workshop experience.
No experience is required to attend! We encourage writers of all backgrounds and skill to apply, from the seasoned memoiristÌýto the novice poet, you will benefit from becoming a part of a writerly community.
If you'd like to take a workshop, please emailÌý mfa@fau.edu ÌýorÌý ekiley1@fau.edu Ìýto request a registration form and more inforrmation.Ìý
Community Workshops are eight weeks, non-credit classes which meet one night a week for two hours.Ìý . Repeat participants receive a $25 discount.Ìý
You can read a blog postÌý ÌýandÌý Ìýabout the workshops. And if you'd like to see what a class would look like, check out aÌý Fiction ÌýorÌý Creative Nonfiction/Memoir Ìýsyllabus. We look forward to reading your work!
Do you have kids, grandkids, nieces, nephews, or friends interested in writing? Check out our teen summer camp,Ìý SciFi Collab Lab!
Community Creative Writing Workshops
The Community Creative Writing Workshop is offered each semester. This course is non-credit and open to the community. It's taught by graduate students who have taken CRW 6024: Teaching Creative Writing and have successfully applied for the position. This is a wonderful opportunity to foster your own creative writing community. You'll have the ability to craft your own workshop, choosing readings and assignments that will best benefit your teaching goals for the course.
In these classes, you have the freedom to develop your own creative writing workshop. This is great for your C.V., especially if you are considering teaching creative writing after graduate school. Students in these classes are typically older, which offers a unique teaching experience. Students who teach our Community Creative Writing Workshops do so in addition to their regular ENC 1101 or 1102 classes. Instructors are paid an additional stipend for this work.Ìý
So, are you teaching an upcoming Community Creative Writing Workshop? Are you feeling a bit anxious? Don't! take a look at a sampleÌý fiction ÌýandÌý nonfiction Ìýsyllabus. Talk to your peers who have taught the class. Check outÌý ÌýandÌý Ìýblog on the subject. Come see me. This is an enriching experience for you and your students. Get ready to have some fun!