32 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.
Strong communication skills are an essential skill that many employers look for when hiring. The development of those skills wil
Creation of clear, thoughtful prose directly linked to the critical reading of a variety of genres of non-ficti
Creation of clear, thoughtful prose directly linked to in-depth critical reading of multi-genre fictional texts, such
Honors course that emphasizes the creation of clear, thoughtful prose directly linked to the critical reading of a v
Honors course that emphasizes the creation of clear, thoughtful prose directly linked to in-depth critical reading of m
Advanced composition and rhetoric instruction designed to give students practice in reading and writing texts within various disciplines.
How did human society interact with Nature, God, and themselves before the Fifteenth Century? How did they pursue love, romance, heroism and stru
Chinua Achebe (African), Charlotte Perkins Gilman (American), Moliere (French), Chikamatsu Monzaemon (Japanese), Alifa Rifaat (Egyptian), Jonath
This is a basic introductory survey in American literature from the 1400s to the 1800s (c.15 th - 19 th centuries). We explore the texts from the p
An examination of the development of literature in the postbellum United States, from the period immediately following the Civil War to the presen
A thematic survey of British literature from the Neo-Classical period through the Romantic and Victorian eras and ending in the Modern period
In this survey-style course, students will explore the history of the short story since the early 19th century to the present throu
Explore together values such as self-reliance, democracy, diversity, and personal and political freedom in the lives of Americans as students r
In this literature seminar, students will read texts from the three main periods of medieval English literature (Old English, Anglo-Norman,
Students will examine the wide spectrum of poetry, including Modernists poets such as W.B. Yeats, Ezra Pound, a
In this seminar-style course, students will investigate the origins of the literary epic and its evolution through time. Readings in literary
An examination of the forms, functions and philosophies of modern American journalism from its origins to the present day, with an emphasis o
An examination of journalism as it evolved into a hybrid form of narrative storytelling which emphasizes the lives of those affected by instituti
Study of representative films of major directors such as Ford,
This course is a cross section of modern fiction to discover what theories, techniques, and concerns
Throughout history and across cultures imaginative literature has not only portrayed the role of gender in society, but also called attention to th
African American literature covers literary works written by Black Writers from the 1700s to present day. We will read works of nonfiction (biography, es
Examine the history and genres of children’s literature from the Early Modern to the Contemporary pe
Courses numbered so students may enroll for a workshop more than once. A workshop approach to
The heart of this course in screenwriting is its focus on story sessions in which student writers celebrate and di
Introduces students to nonfictional and fictional literary texts written by Asian American writers, including Wong, Okada, Bulosan, Chu, Tan, H
This course gives students the space to create and evaluate their own original works of poetry, while simultaneously learning and applying
Students in this course are placed with a local business appropriate to student's career goals and interests, or an individual engage
Students read selected works of literature and view the films which have been based on them, in order to gain a greater understanding of t
Critical study of mystery/ detective fiction from its origin with Edgar Allen Poe and Arthur Conan Doyle through the i
Honors level critical study of mystery/detective fiction from its origin with Edgar Allen Poe and Arthur Conan Doyle thr
Discover the culturally rich city of Cambridge while learning from world-renowned faculty and interac
Source: Rockland Community College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
