97 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.
This course is designed as an introduction to writing in English for International Students, designed as a preparatory course for ENG 105 --assisting stud
Development of college oral communication skills, including theory and practice i
PHI/REL 102 L06)-3 BUS, ECO, or POL. SC (L10)-3 COM 240 , 241, or 242 (Diversity)-3 Spring
Topics course that introduces students to the interpretation and appreciation of a wide range of t
Introduction to a number of the central concepts and concerns of literary study, with specific attention to genre conventions an
Introduction to the field-specific concerns of literary study for English /Language Arts concentrators. Focus on the historical de
This course is designed to provide students with the tools necessary to analyze and evaluate a variety of media, and to participate in their circu
This course will help students think about writing as a profession as w
This course addresses issues of race, class, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, etc. in l
Study of literary and historical texts written during the Middle Ages (
An introduction to drama and the theatre. Course explores theatrical experience from the vario
Introduction to recent developments in language study and to the principles of linguistics. Course examines the s
An introductory course in creative writing with practice in and critique of fi
Lib Ed requirement (L04)--4 Lib Ed requirement (L07)--3 Lib Ed requirement (L03)--3 Year 2 Fall
Building upon ENG 112 's (or 114's) emphasis on literary genres and interpretive methods, Survey of British Literature II furt
Building upon ENG 112 's (or 114's) emphasis on literary genres and interpretive methods, Survey of American Literature continues to prepare students
Introduction to poets writing in English in the first half of the twen
This course examines Black literary texts and contexts, ranging from the eighteenth century
A study of crime, mystery, and/or detective fiction as a genre; the course includ
Development in theory and practice of the skills of reading aloud to pr
Poetry began as a spoken, often competitive art form, and the idea of poets performing in the public square has never completely gone away. In this cla
This course explores any of a number of twentieth-century US literary movements
Introduction to American dramatic literature from the nineteenth and twenti
Critical study of English-language literature of colonial North America and/or US before 1865, possibly with transa
Study of female-authored literary texts written prior to 1800. Some attention will be
Examines a range of artistic works produced by women after 1800. Readings may include various genres su
This course examines short stories and novels written after 1980. Texts may be organized ar
Introduction to poetry from World War II until today, with some attention
Selections of literary works from the early medieval p
Course examines texts from post-1800 Britain through a focus on a particular theme, litera
Course explores social and historical contexts of contemporary British literary produc
Comparative study of ethnic literatures of the United States, such as Asian American, Native American, Black American
This course provides an introduction to Latinx literature and culture, with an emphasis on similarities and differences between and among differ
An exploration of themes and narrative traditions in literature and film of colo
This course introduces/examines the variety encompassed under the rubric of Asian American literature. Course topic ma
Selected readings from twentieth-century Native American writers such as
Critical examination of the literatures of Ireland and/or the Irish
Introduction to some of the earliest written literature in the world, up to the medieval
Examines a school of writers whose work can be linked to a significant cultural trend or soc
This course uses workshop methods to introduce students to the writing of poetry, playscrip
This course uses workshop methods to introduce students to the writing of literary prose, including
This course examines literary works that reflect a range of LGBTQIA+ themes and experiences
Practice in one or more prose forms with attention to strategies for revision and editing. Particular semesters will focus on s
This course will explore effective writing for a variety of digital media venues. Students will analyze the rhetoric of writing for digital med
This course will introduce the processes of digital publishing with an emphasis on practical skill bui
In this course, students gain publishing and editing experience by joining the editorial staff of the college's online lite
This course will study, in the context of early modern English societ
This course will study, in the context of early modern English societ
Introduction to works that comprise the international modern repertory, from Ibse
Critical study of US literature from the end of the Civil War through the first decade of the 20th century.
Focus on a literary topic with exploration of pedagogical po
Course will cover the components of traditional descriptive gramm
Practice in specific aspects of performance and professional presentation in relation to peda
Introduction to the history, theory, and pra
Intensive focus on media literacies in relation to the pedagogical possibil
In-depth exploration of film and filmmaking through a variety of theoretical l
Study of dramatic literature in eastern and western cultures, from its beginnings to the nineteenth centur
Introduction to dramatic performance through acting exercises. This co
Offers students the opportunity to study various styles and tech
Training in the technique and method of improvisational perfo
Practicum in play production. While working with the drama director to prepare the play producti
Course focuses on specific moments in literary history, questions in literary
A workshop course focused on the fundamentals of the writing process incl
Course focuses on media literacies as they relate to film, television,
This is a workshop class in creative nonfiction. Focus in a particular semester may center on personal essay, memoir, literary/aesthetic essay
Exploration of various forms of poetry, through weekly writing prompts and in-class workshops, culminating in the compi
A course in the writing of short fiction, with specialized assignments including, but not limited to, in-class workshops and critiques
Writing dramatic playscripts for the stage and other media. Students will work on projects with numerous specialized assignmen
A workshop in writing and editing in various professional contexts. These may include literary journals, first-person journalism, magazines, digital pub
Advanced practice in the writing and revision of prose including expository, persuasive, and personal writing, with a careful study of
Advanced study of selected US texts from the “long” nineteenth century (about 1789 to about 1910). Fo
"On or about December 1910, human nature changed," Virginia Woolf declared, and this course will explore the nature of that change as expressed in modernist writing from the first half of the twentieth century. The focus of the course may be on the
Examination of such twentieth-century US writers as Dreiser, Hurston, Faulkner, Ellison, O'Connor, and Didion. Relevant themes
This course will explore what new media theories and the concept of hypertext have to offer literary criticism whi
Interdisciplinary exploration of the creation and analysis of literature in relation to at least one other discipline. Topi
Study of twentieth and twenty-first century critical theory with an emphasis on current trends.
Exploration of the literature and culture of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century England (and sometimes also Europe
Critical examination of Black literatures in historical, political, cultural, and/or theoretical contexts. Readin
Examination of the novel in cultural context. Addresses the novel’s accom
Readings in medieval literature and culture, including exploration of relevant social and
Examines works of the era in context of the cultural trends. May focus on a genre (early novels), a style (sentimentalism), a subject (emp
Examination of representative Shakespeare plays as they have been translated and appropriated in the theater and (mostly) in films. We will pay pa
Poetry and prose from a revolutionary era. Poets may include Barbauld, Smith, Robinson, Blake, Wordsworth, Cole
Course addresses texts published during the Victorian period (approximately 1837-1901) and relevant social, historical, aesthetic, and critical cont
Course addresses the impact of colonial encounters and/or mercantile expansion on language, culture,
Course on women-authored texts that focuses on the constructions of gender, race, class, sexuality, and national i
This course provides a concentrated study of literature organized around such topics as globalization, diaspora narratives, travel narrat
This course provides concentrated study in a select set of narratives written after 1970. Works may be organized around a th
Study of selected literary texts with emphasis on how cultural, economic, and social conditions shape textual production, c
Critical examination of film as a medium and an industry from cultural, historical,
“The whole tendency of the age is Magazine-ward,” wrote Edgar Allan Poe in 1846, and from Poe’s time through our own, magazines and other periodicals, whether print or digital, have been crucial to the careers of particular writers and to the developm
An opportunity to write a major piece or a series of shorter pieces that represent advanced-level work in poetry, fiction, or creat
This course provides students with the practical experience of applying the knowledge and skills learned in their coursework in actual work environments. Students engage in fieldwork opportunities at such sites as newspapers, schools
All undergraduate English and English-Adolescence Education majors must submit a portfolio of their work toward the end
In-depth study of a major writer, genre, or literary movement, involving comprehensive readings of primary tex
Individual reading and research under direction of a full-time English faculty member. Independent study must be on a topic
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