46 courses with the subject ENG, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENG 099Introduction to College Writing3
Students undertake intensive writing practice with special focus on the fundamentals of sentence and paragraph structure. The course aims to prepare students for
Intensive practice in academic English with special attention to reading comprehension, including vocabulary, grammar, and basic writing skills. Designed to prepare non-native speakers for more advanced English courses and help them become successful in other academic disciplines. Must be followed by
Further development of communicative skills in academic reading and writing for advanced non-native speakers. Focusing on organizational/rhetorical skills in writing and comprehension of culturally particular academic texts. Specific practice and preparation for
ENG 106 - ESL: Academic Reading and Writing I or placement through testing. Grade only. Offered as required. Course Registration
ENG 111College Reading and Writing4
Meets GOAL 1. This course aims to strengthen students’ reading and writing abilities in preparation for college-level writing. A means of learning and inquiry, the writing in this course is based on interpreting, analyzing, and critiquing texts as well as on conducting research, synthesizing sources, and using citation/documentation formats.
Qualifying ACT English sub-score, minimum score on the English placement exam, or successful completion of ENG 099 - Introduction to College Writing . Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
ENG 112Research Writing1
Meets GOAL 1 with transfer English course. Course focuses on researching and composing a documented argumentative essay. For students transferring an appropriate 3 credits composition course in order to meet the requirement usually fulfilled by
Department Chairperson permission. Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
ENG 120Introduction to Literature3
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities). Intensive reading in selected major forms and themes of literature. Variable content: Semester schedules announce each section’s content. Grade only. Offered each semester as needed. Course Registration
ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing . Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
ENG 219Gender and Sexual Identity in American Literature3
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities) and GOAL 7. This course focuses on representations of gender and/or sexual identity in American literature and culture. The course will explore historical and social contexts for the construction of gender and/or sexual identity, as well as how it intersects with other factors of identity. Variable content: semester schedules announce each section’s subject. Grade only. Offered annually. Course Registration
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities) and GOAL 7. Recognizing the rich array of cultures that have contributed to American history, life, and art, this course focuses on one such culture or on a cross-cultural topic and offers students a study of vital literary voices and their social contexts. Variable content: Semester schedules announce each section’s subject. Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities) and GOAL 8. Furnishing students with an opportunity to read artful writing of cultures other than those of the United States and England, this course focuses on a selected theme, genre, period, language, nationality, or region. Variable content: semester schedules announce each section’s subject. Grade only. Offered at least once annually. Course Registration
ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing . Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
ENG 223Classical Mythology3
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities). This course covers the principal characters, narratives, and genres of Greek and Roman “mythologies.” Studying this ancient literature and its contexts, students acquire knowledge of the Classical tradition and its influences in literary history. Grade only. Offered annually. Course Registration
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities). The literary structure and genres of the Hebrew and Christian scriptures with special attention to the cultures that created them and major translations. Grade only. Offered annually. Course Registration
Intensive study of a selected topic in English and foreign literature in translation. Variable content: Semester schedules announce each section’s subject and credit. Grade only. Offered at department discretion. Course Registration
This course enables inquiry into and practice with specialized kinds of writing such as journal writing, web writing, and review writing. Variable content: Semester schedules announce each section’s subject and credit. Grade only. Offered at department discretion. Course Registration
Study of a topic of current importance in linguistics such as language variation, world English, language and culture, language and gender, or any other area of language in society. Variable content: Semester schedules announce each semester’s subject and credit. Grade only. Offered at department discretion. Repeatable up to 9 credits. Course Registration
Meets GOAL 6 (Humanities) and GOAL 10. This course surveys literary texts exploring the relationship between humankind and the environment. Possible topics include eco-criticism, sustainability, environmental concerns, and the importance of the natural world in the literary imagination. Grade only. Offered twice annually. Course Registration
ENG 240Teaching Young Adult Literature (Grades 5-12)3
A study of young adult literature and its application in middle and secondary school curricula. Students will create and share teaching materials, such as lesson plans, study guides, writing assignments, and exams. ENG 240 addresses state licensure requirements for some levels of teaching communication arts and literature.
This course introduces students to the basic concepts and elements of English grammar and usage. The primary purpose is to develop students’ abilities to understand grammar from a formal perspective. This course prepares students for
ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing and ◆ ENG 290 - Literary Studies . Grade only. Offered alternate semesters (usually spring). Course Registration
ENG 399Internship1-12
Supervised, practical experience in a wide variety of fields. Must be arranged well in advance of the registration period. P/NC only. Offered by arrangement. Course Registration
ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing and ENG 350 - Introduction to Language Study or instructor permission. Grade only. Offered annually (usually spring semester). Course Registration
ENG 111 - College Reading and Writing and ENG 350 - Introduction to Language Study or instructor permission. Grade only. Offered annually (usually spring semester). Course Registration
ENG 490Portfolio1
Students compile portfolio materials including a vita, a critical introduction, and selected papers and projects from their former coursework. Required of all English majors as a capstone project in the senior year. Grade only. Offered each semester. Course Registration
