Early Bird Discount
• The Scholastic Art & Writing Award is a well-known art and writing competition in the United States, covering a wide range and sponsored by many well-known companies
• Students who are interested in writing and art, willing to challenge themselves, and improve themselves can participate
• Winning an award in the Scholastic competition is an affirmation of students’ knowledge and abilities, as well as an encouragement and motivation to students
• Students with this kind of major award will have a unique advantage in future university applications
In this course, there will be different categories, each focusing on one category. These categories are mainly:
Short story (short story/flash fiction): through the study of famous works, teach various elements of fiction stories, learn and apply various forms of viewpoint expression and plot development skills in novels.
Poetry: Teaching various forms of poetry, introducing and practicing various creative techniques of poetry.
Personal essay (personal essay): Personal essay subjects and styles are relatively broad and free. The class will introduce the writing ideas and writing methods of this type of composition through specific examples of famous writers (such as Michel de Montaigne).
Critical Essay: Teaches all the fundamentals of writing an essay that involves research and critical thinking. You will learn how to brainstorm interesting topics; locate scholarly sources using databases, search engines, and bibliographies; outline your argument; select citations from your sources; analyze and interpret your citations; plan out a complex line of reasoning; and edit your essay.
Students can choose one or more of these categories.
Each genre has one class(1.5 hours) per week, with a total of 10 classes.
Ms. Artis:
BA in Economics and International Studies from UPen, MA in Journalism from Columbia and MA in Fiction Writing from Warren Wilson.
New York Times columnist, published and published numerous fiction, non-fiction books and Reader's Digest. The work has been included in the list of the best works of the year more than ten times.
Dr. Ali
Bachelor of Art in History from Cornell University, Ph.D. in History from New York University.
As a professor, Dr. Ali is very thorough, patient, and passionate about teaching. He has taught college courses for 15 years in four universities, including New York University. He is also a bestselling author featured in the Wall Street Journal and award-winning educator.
Dr. Holly
PH.D in English from The University of Tulsa
In over ten years of teaching college composition, literature, creative writing, and other professional writing, Dr. holly have embraced an acting motto: when we become interested, we become interesting. Choosing topics about which we are passionate yields better writing.
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A one time non-refundaable $50 new student registration fee will be charged by KEC for the first time KEC student;
Students can select one or more genres;
Class schedule and/or genres could be changed ;
No refund 2 days after the first class;
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