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152 courses with the subject ENGL, 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.

ENGL 160Composition and Rhetoric

Course lays strong foundations for college-level argumentative and inquiry-based writing by in

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ENGL 160AComposition and Rhetoric

The purpose of this course is to make the student a better writer. The course is

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ENGL 160DWriting Skills

Provides intensive practice in exposition and argumentation as well as the demonstration of rhetorical

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ENGL 160SWriting Studio

The Writing Studio is designed to supplement ENGL 160 by supporting motivated students as they co

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ENGL 170Studies in Literature and Writing

Introduction to the discipline of English and the practices of literary and writing studies, including (

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ENGL 180Introduction to World Literature

Course surveys western and non-western literature of the world. Stu

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ENGL 180WIntroduction to World Literature

This course surveys the literature of the world, both Western and Non-

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ENGL 220Writing Technique

Students will practice a variety of writing techniques, honing their knowledge of grammar a

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ENGL 230Argument and Research

This course will hone students' understanding of techniques of rhetoric and persuasion as they practice

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ENGL 240Professional and Technical Writing

This course introduces students to the fields of professional and technical writing by reading and studying the kinds of

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ENGL 304AEnglish Studio

This course will partner with a different 300- or 400- level English class each semester to enable stude

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ENGL 304BEnglish Studio

This course will partner with a different 300- or 400- level English class each semester to enable stude

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ENGL 304CEnglish Studio

This course will partner with a different 300- or 400- level English class each semester to enable stude

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ENGL 304DEnglish Studio

This course will partner with a different 300- or 400- level English class each semester to enable stude

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ENGL 310Short Story

Course provides a study of the art of short story writers through i

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ENGL 311Satire

Provides indepth study of a genre popular since classical times, covering a w

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ENGL 312Poetry

Course explores definitions of poetry and ways to enjoy, think about,

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ENGL 313Popular Fiction

Focuses on the most popular forms of American writing since the mi

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ENGL 314Mythology

Approaches the topic of mythology by way of universal themes and inves

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ENGL 318Women Writers

This course will introduce students to the unique voices of women who have adopted feminist p

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ENGL 320The Novella

Course investigates the characteristics of the short nove

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ENGL 320WNovella-Writing Intensive

Course investigates the characteristics of the short novel by reading several representative works of the ge

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ENGL 321The Essay As Literature

Course investigates the methods and techniques of several types of non

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ENGL 321WThe Essay As Literature

Investigates the methods and techniques of several types of nonfiction: autobiography, p

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ENGL 323Literary Criticism and Theory

This course examines the history, theory, and practice of literary criticism. Beginning with a study of classical sources, t

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ENGL 324War and Literature

This course explores literary works whose subject is war. Course to

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ENGL 326Feminist Cultural Criticism

Students will read and respond to foundational feminist texts from first wave, s

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ENGL 331Environmental Literature

With historical roots in the study of nature writing, environmental literature examines the presence of

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ENGL 331ALiterature and Medicine

Studies selections from modern and contemporary world literature to examine universal concer

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ENGL 332Mid and Far East Literature

This course surveys the literatures of the Mid and Far East, from Buddha

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ENGL 334AMedieval Tolkien

Students will read a range of Anglo-Saxon and medieval texts that J.R.R. Tolkien

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ENGL 334AWMedieval Tolkien3

Students will read a range of Anglo-Saxon and medieval texts that J.R.R. Tolkien translated, taught, edited, or studied in scholarly essays, and then use those texts as a lens to read critically Tolkien's The Hobbit, Lord of the Rings, and other selections.

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ENGL 336Introduction to Film Criticism

Course enables students to acquire a critical awareness of how films work by

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ENGL 336AInternational Film

Students will learn film theory and vocabulary in order to analy

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ENGL 337Mystical Writers

Course explores selections from the poetry, essays, and fiction o

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ENGL 337AContemp Fantasy Literature

This course explores the genre of fantasy literature, considering the literary mer

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ENGL 339Children's Literature

Surveys children's literature from classical fables and fairy tales th

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ENGL 339AYoung Adult Literature

Course investigates the development of this unique genre and devotes s

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ENGL 346Faith Experience in Literature

This course explores the human experience of belief in God as

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ENGL 347African American Literature

This course will treat the experiences of African American

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ENGL 349Nature Studies

The course surveys selected nature writings from the Western and Eastern worlds by past and contempora

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ENGL 349WNature Studies

The course surveys selected nature writings from the Western and Eastern worlds by past and contempora

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ENGL 350American Short Fiction

Course provides a survey of American short fiction from the ninetee

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ENGL 350WAmerican Short Fiction

Provides an indepth examination of the initiation theme organized to enable the student to recognize, ide

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ENGL 351Latino Writers in the U.S.3

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ENGL 351AAmerican Drama

This course discusses selected plays written by diverse authors sinc

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ENGL 353American Immigrant Writers

This course will examine literary works written by immigrant and ethnic American writers about their experiences of coming to Ame

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ENGL 354The Contemporary American Novel

This course examines a variety of representative contemporar

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ENGL 354WIntroduction to the Contemporary American Novel

This course examines a variety of representative contemporary

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ENGL 355ANative American Literature

This course will explore literary texts by Native American writers worki

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ENGL 356Rural Literature

Through reading major works in several genres, students will investigate the massive tra

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ENGL 357American Literature II

Course surveys later American literature from the post-Civil War period t

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ENGL 357AAmerican Literature I

Course surveys early American literature from the Colonial period to the

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ENGL 358Contemporary American Poetry

Immersion in the significant poets shaping American poetry from the 1970s to the

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ENGL 359African American Literature

This course will treat the experiences of African-American peop

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ENGL 360British Literature I

Course surveys early British literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the

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ENGL 360AEarly Modern British Women Writers

Students will study the literary and rhetorical strategies of women writers from the fourteenth th

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ENGL 361British Gothic Literature

Surveys British Gothic and horror literature from its beginnings to the p

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ENGL 362Victorian Writers

Course explores the works of major literary figures of the Victorian age in relat

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ENGL 362AVictorian Women Writers3

ENGL 362A Victorian Women Writers (3) The Victorian era was a time of sweeping change and intense debate with regard to women's roles, opportunities, and participation in literary culture. This course explores some of the ways that Victorian women negotiated what was dubbed "the woman question," particularly in relation to domesticity, education, creativity, marriage, sexuality, and identity. It examines texts by canonical writers (such as Browning, Eliot, and Gaskell) but gives particular attention to once-popular writers who are less well-known today.

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ENGL 363Modern British Novel

Course investigates the themes and styles of representative author

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ENGL 364British Literature II

Course surveys later British literature from the eighteenth century to t

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ENGL 365Modern British Drama

This course is a study of British and Continental plays representative of the modern era

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ENGL 365AEarly English Drama

Course surveys early English drama from the medieval mystery, morality, an

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ENGL 365AWEarly English Drama3

Course surveys early English drama from the medieval mystery, morality, and folk plays and ritual dance to the early Tudor comedies and interludes to the early modern drama of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.(Writing Intensive)

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ENGL 366British Romanticism

Focuses closely on writings by the six major British romantic poets--Blake, Wordsw

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ENGL 368Post-Colonial Literature in English

Surveys literature by writers from countries that were once part of a colonial sys

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ENGL 368AEarly Modern Poetry

Course asks students to explore a broad range of early modern poetry that may include lyric poe

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ENGL 369The Nineteenth Century British Novel

Course investigates the development of the British novel over the ni

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ENGL 370Shakespeare

Provides an in-depth study of Shakespeare's most enduring and representative t

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ENGL 371Faulkner and Hemingway

Presents selected short stories and novels by each author in order to fa

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ENGL 376Poe and Twain

Studies the major works of two profound influences in Americ

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ENGL 378Plath, Sexton and Company

Course focuses on two women writers who influenced and changed the way women

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ENGL 381Chaucer

This course will examine in depth some of Chaucer's major works, including The Canterbury

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ENGL 399Special Topics

An in-depth exploration of specific literary author, genre,

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ENGL 399AST: European Renaissance Lit

Students will explore intercultural connections by reading literary texts in d

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ENGL 399AWST: Freelance Writer3

This course will teach students the practical strategies of freelance writing, including everything from finding clients and publishers to managing deadlines, networking, and writing strategies. The course will rely on experiences of successful local freelance writers as well as readings and case studies.

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ENGL 399BWST: Improv for Professional Writers3

This course uses improvisational theater techniques and theories to explore professional communication. Students develop their ability to read and respond to workplace writing contexts through the study of improv. Not only will we focus on writing, but we'll also emphasize listening, speaking, and roleplaying to engage different professional audiences. This is not an acting class, but it is highly participatory. Our discussions of improv and professional writing will also have us participating in improv exercises and activities in class, such as "Yes, and," "Mind Meld," and others.

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ENGL 399CST: U.S. Latinx Writers

This course offers extensive study of some of the most important works written by Latino authors in the United State

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ENGL 399DST: Shakespearean Afterlife

This course will focus on exploring Shakespeare's tragedies Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet and their many a

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ENGL 399EST: Immigrant Writers

This course will examine literary works written by immigrant and ethnic American writers about their experiences as members of ethni

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ENGL 399FSt: Literature Between the World Wars

World War I created a profound sense of crisis in British culture, which became even more intense thro

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ENGL 399GST: Shakespeare's Italy

This class will explore the many plays that Shakespeare set in Italy, considering the plays in their own right

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ENGL 399HST: Eighteenth Centry British Literatur

Eighteenth-Century British Literature studies prose, poetry, and dramatic works created b

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ENGL 399IST: The Harlem Renaissance

The Harlem Renaissance was a cultural movement of black writers and artists that flourished in the 1920s through the early years of WWII; the influence of this period has persisted throughout

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ENGL 399JST: Creating A Digital Archive of Marywood's Social Justice

Students in this course will be given special access to Marywood's Archives and work under the supervision of a team of two Marywood faculty members in order to learn how to do archival research and then share

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ENGL 399KST: Creating A Digital Archive of Marywood's Soicial Justice - Part2

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ENGL 399LST: Writing and Wellness

Research demonstrates that reflective and reflexive writing is a critical part of wellness, wellbeing, and resiliency.

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ENGL 399MST: Writing for Podcasts

Students will study a variety of types of podcasts and learn the me

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ENGL 399NST: Reading Memoir

Reading Memoir provides an in-depth examination of the themes, structure, formats, style

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ENGL 399OST: Grant Writing

Grant and proposal-writing is a skill in high demand in communities, organizations, and

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ENGL 399WSpecial Topics in Writing

An in-depth exploration of specific literary author, genre, theme

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ENGL 3XXEnglish Literature Above 3003

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ENGL 400Structure of Linguistics

Designed for students in communications, English, education, and related areas who require a sense of the histor

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ENGL 412Methods of Teaching English

This course offers students the opportunity to learn how to teach written composition and literature to middle and hig

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ENGL 412ATeaching Writing

This course offers students the opportunity to learn how to teach written composition. Provides student

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ENGL 412BTeaching Literature

This course offers students the opportunity to learn how to teach literature to high sch

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ENGL 420Editing and Style

Students are required to learn and apply theories and strategies of editing and style th

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ENGL 423Technologies of Writing

This course will consider the different forms of writing technologies, from the earli

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ENGL 425Rhetoric and Persuasion

Students will study the history of rhetoric to learn classical principles of argumentation an

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ENGL 440Creating Digital Content

This course will prepare students for the rigors of research in professional settings. They will learn how to search effec

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ENGL 450Writing for the Social Sciences

This course helps the student write clearly and effectively about issues, problems, and questions that interest social scientists. The course assumes that

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ENGL 451Internship

Offers students on-the-job training under the supervision of quali

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ENGL 460Creative Writing

A seminar/small group designed for all English majors and open to all students interested in developing their prose and poetry. Students are

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ENGL 461Writing Creative Nonfiction

Students will examine the field of creative nonfiction, reading representative exa

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ENGL 463Writing Memoir

Students will study the field of memoir, reading samples by a variety of different authors to

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ENGL 464Writing Poetry

Students will study the craft of writing poetry by reading a variety of tradition

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ENGL 465Travel Writing

In this course, students will read theories of travel writing and a sampling of travel narratives in order to gene

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ENGL 470Business/Technical Writing

The course offers practice in writing documents common to business and techn

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ENGL 471Improv for Professional Writers

This course uses improvisational theater techniques and theories to explore and hone professional communication. Students develop their ability to read and respond to w

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ENGL 475Composition: Theory and Practice

Focuses on various theories that have informed the growing field of com

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ENGL 476Writing for Social Media

This course will survey the various platforms of social media, evaluating effective and ethic

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ENGL 477AHonors Research Internship

Students will gain hands-on experience while learning about the techniques of research in their discipl

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ENGL 478AHonors Senior Thesis

Research and/or creative scholarly activity in English under

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ENGL 478BHonors Senior Thesis

Research and/or creative scholarly activity in English under

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ENGL 483Social Justice and Rhetoric

This course explores how writing has impacted social justice movements over time as well as its practi

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ENGL 484Political Writing and Rhetoric

Students will study political writing, focusing primarily on current presidential, congressional, and/or gubernatorial ele

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ENGL 485Writing and Cultural Studies

Focuses on developing writing abilities while critically examining the cultural communities to w

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ENGL 486Environmental Writing

This course will engage students in the study of writing about nature and the environment. Students will read

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ENGL 490Feminist Writing and Rhetoric

Course explores the nature of feminist writing through reading and writing assignm

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ENGL 495Senior Seminar

Students will consider issues related to the discipline while building on research and critical thinking skills a

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ENGL 499Independent Study

See the chairperson for details of Independent Study and differe

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ENGL 500Structure of Linguistics

Designed for students in communications, English, education, and related areas who require a sense of th

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ENGL 520Editing and Style

Students are required to learn and apply theories and strategies of editing and style th

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ENGL 523Technologies of Writing

This course will consider the different forms of writing technologies, from the earli

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ENGL 524Research Methods for Content Creators

This course will prepare students for the rigors of research in professional settings. They will learn how to search effec

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 525Rhetoric and Persuasion

Students will study the history of rhetoric to learn classical principles of argumentation an

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 540Creating Digital Content

This course will prepare students for the rigors of research in professional settings. They will learn how to search effec

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: marywood.smartcatalogiq.com

ENGL 563Writing Memoir

Students will study the field of memoir, reading samples by a variety of different authors to

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 565Travel Writing

In this course, students will read theories of travel writing and a sampling of travel narratives in order to gen

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 567Writing Literary Journalism

In this course, students will examine the field of literary journalism, in which writers weave elements of fiction such as scene, di

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 570Business Writing

The course offers practice in writing documents common to business and techn

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 571Improv for Professional Writers

This course uses improvisational theater techniques and theories to explore and hone professional communication. Students develop their ability to read and respond to w

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 573Grantwriting and Writing for Non-Profits

Students will learn how to write in multiple genres for non-profit agencies, such as artistic, civi

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 574Speechwriting

The class will explore how to prepare a speech that is both memorable and effective. By studying

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: marywood.smartcatalogiq.com

ENGL 576Writing for Social Media

This course will survey the various platforms of social media, evaluating effective and eth

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 579How to Survive As A Freelance Writer

This course will teach students the practical strategies of freelance writing, including

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 583Social Justice and Rhetoric

This course explores how writing has impacted social justice movements over time as well as its practi

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
Source: marywood.smartcatalogiq.com

ENGL 584Political Writing and Rhetoric

Students will study political writing focusing primarily on current presidential, congressional, and/or

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 585Writing and Cultural Studies

Focuses on developing writing abilities while critically examining the cultural communities to w

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 586Environmental Writing

This course will engage students in the study of writing about nature and the environment. Students will read

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 590Feminist Writing and Rhetoric

Course explores the nature of feminist writing through reading and writing assignm

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 599ASt: Creative Writing

A seminar/small group designed for all English majors and open to all students interested in developing their prose and poetry. Students are

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 599BWST: Improv for Prof Writers3

Subject: ENGL
Credits (min): 3
Credits (max): 3
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 599JST: Creating a Digital Archive of Marywood's Social Justice

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 599KSt: Creating A Digital Archive of Marywood's Soicial Justice - Part2

Subject: ENGL
Credits (min): 2
Credits (max): 2
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 599LST: Writing and Wellness

Research demonstrates that reflective and reflexive writing is a critical part of wellness, wellbeing, and resiliency.

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 600Professional Writing Theory and Praxis

This course centers on the theory, research, and practice of professional writing. Students will read definitions of professional writing from acade

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 698AInternship

Internships will be done after 12 credits of program work in a professional writing setting approved by the Graduate Progra

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 698BPortfolio

Students will complete an original thesis project on a discipline-specific topic of their choosin

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 699AM.A. Thesis

Students will complete an original thesis project on a discipline-specific topic of their choosin

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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ENGL 699BM.A. Thesis

Students will complete an original thesis project on a discipline-specific topic of their choosin

Subject: ENGL
Type: course
Edition: 2026-2027
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