Spring 2012 Course Offerings
Each course links to a description from the instructor. Where more than one section is available, descriptions are provided by each instructor. You can view courses for graduate students here.
Undergraduate Courses
English 2001 Creative Writing: Nonfiction
English 2003 Creative Writing: Poetry
English 2005 Creative Writing: Drama
English 2007 Creative Writing: Fiction
English 2009 Literature and Human Values
English 2011 Literature, the Self, and the World
English 2091 Literature, the Self, and the World, Honors
English 2205 Introduction to Literary Studies
English 2601 Backgrounds of Western Literature
English 2603 Greek and Roman Mythology
English 2760 Introduction to Professional Writing
English 2850 Postcolonial Literatures in English
English 2901 Structure of English (3 sections)
English 3001 Advanced Composition
English 3002 Writing for Literary Studies
English 3005 Technical Communication
English 3009 Myth and Culture (3 sections)
English 3099 Myth and Culture, Honors
English 3110 Cultural Foundations, II
English 3401 Methods of Teaching Composition in the Secondary School
English 3402 Methods of Teaching Literature in the Secondary School
English 3405 Children's Literature (2 sections)
English 3600 The Bible as Literature
English 3604D The Monstrous in Contemporary American Literature
English 3701 American Literature: 1800 to Mid-19th Century (2 sections)
English 3703 Mid 19th-Century to 1900 (2 sections)
English 3705 American Multicultural Literature
English 3802 Shakespeare (2 sections)
English 3803 Renaissance and 17th-Century British Literature
English 3807 Victorian Literature
English 3809 Contemporary British and Anglophone Literatures
English 3892 Shakespeare, Honors
English 3901 Language and Linguistics
English 3903 Becoming Jane Austen
English 4275 Internship in Professional Writing
English 4300/4390 English Senior Seminar (3 sections)
Sec 001: Transatlantic Literature
Sec 002: Being a Daughter, Being a Son
Sec 003: Graphic Novels, Memoirs, and Wordless Books
Classes numbered 4750 through 4999 are open to juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Graduate students are limited to nine hours of course work in this category.
English 4750 Studies in African-American Literature: The Blues & its Literary Legacy
English 4752 Shakespeare in Play: Macbeth
English 4760 Studies in Professional Writing
English 4801 Integrating the English Language Arts
English 4903 Young Adult Literature
English 4904 Studies in Film: Contemporary Cinema of North & South America, 1980-2011
Graduate Courses
English 5000 Introduction to Methods & Issues in English Studies
English 5006 Virginia Woolf and Feminism
English 5009 Race & Religion in 19th-Century American Literature
English 5011 Genre Theory & Pedagogy
English 5020 Graduate Workshop in Creative Writing - Fiction
English 5061 Science Fiction Avant-Gardes: New Wave & Cyberpunk
English 5502 Mentored Composition Teaching
