There are so many stories to tell. Create yours with DelVal! Storytelling at DelVal gives you the unique opportunity to engage with creative students who share your passion. Today, storytelling lives in various media from blogging to book writing, poetry, illustration, film, videos, social media, drama, photography and the web. What will your story be? Discover storytelling at DelVal.
Storytelling can be found in many majors at Delaware Valley University
Opportunities for Storytellers at DelVal
The Full360 Blog
A student run blog for sharing E360 experiences.
Full360DelVal.blog
An inside look at Experience360, Delaware Valley University's award-winning experiential learning program!
The Gleaner
The Gleaner is DelVal’s undergraduate theme-based literary journal. The publication provides a multitude of opportunities for DelVal storytellers to share their unique experiences and express their creativity.
Featuring students’ written work, photography, and more, The Gleaner is printed annually and is also available to view online.
Be inspired and discover the creativity of DelVal’s storytellers.
Follow @delvalgleaner on Instagram
Oral History Project
Recording stories about DelVal’s history on the occasion of our 125th anniversary, by the many people who have spent time at this institution.
E360 Career Opportunities
- Pearl S. Buck International
- National Museum of Natural History
- Philadelphia Phillies
Student Writing Conference
The Student Writing Conference is an all-inclusive, interdisciplinary annual celebration of writing that showcases outstanding student writing in all of its various forms and genres. Reach out to michael.stamps@delval.edu for more information.
Explore our 70+ Clubs and Organizations
- All Text Society
- Canvas of Creativity Club
- Black Student Union
- Drama Club
- Dance Club
- EBA Media
- National Agri-Media Association
- Clubs & Activities | Delaware Valley University (delval.edu)
Sample courses for Storytellers
Regardless of your major, you can explore courses in other majors with the electives you choose to complete your degree. Are you a History, Policy and Society major? You might want to take an elective class in Travel Writing, or Sports History. Are you a Writing and Literary Studies major? Consider a course in Non-Western Societies. Business major? Try a course in Professional Communication. You will meet other storytellers along the way.
- Fiction Writing
- Playwriting/Screenwriting
- Poetry Writing
- Genre Writing
- Travel Writing
- Creative Non-Fiction
- Editing
- Publication Design
- Sports Media
- Memories, Histories and Identities
- Introduction to Public History
- Cultural Anthropology
- Introduction to Communication
- News Reporting and Writing
- Professional Communication
- Technical Writing
- Writing for Public Relations, Promotion and Advertising
- Writing for Radio, Television and the Internet
- Video Production
- Non-Western Societies
Office Location: Miller Hall 100