English, B.Hum.

Common Requirements for the Major (All Options)

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. ENGL 200W

   Introduction to Critical Reading
   3
2. ENGL 444

   Shakespeare
   3

Additional Courses

1. Select 3 credits from the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. ENGL 221

   British Literature to 1798
   3
3. ENGL 221W

   British Literature to 1798
   3
4. ENGL 222

   British Literature from 1798
   3
5. ENGL 222W

   British Literature from 1798
   3
6. ENGL 231

   American Literature to 1865
   3
7. ENGL 231Y

   American Literature to 1865
   3
8. ENGL 232

   American Literature from 1865
   3
9. ENGL 232Y

   American Literature from 1865
   1

Supporting Courses and Related Areas 1

1. Select 3 credits in American ethnic literature or African-American literature from department list

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. Select 3 credits in world literature or comparative literature from department list

   Not resolved to a course
   3

Supporting Courses and Related Areas: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select 3 credits in American literature at the 300 or 400 level from department list

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. Select 3 credits in British literature at the 300 or 400 level from department list

   Not resolved to a course
   3

Requirements for the Option

1. Select an option

   Not resolved to a course
   27-56

Requirements for the Option

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. ENGL 212

   Introduction to Fiction Writing
   3
2. ENGL 213

   Introduction to Poetry Writing
   3
3. ENGL 214

   Introduction to Creative Nonfiction Writing

   As published: “Introduction to Creative Nonfiction Writing”
   3

Additional Courses

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. In semesters 3-5, take 6 credits from this list:

   Not resolved to a course
   6
2. COMM 346

   Writing for the Screen I
   3
3. ENGL 136

   The Graphic Novel
   3
4. ENGL 180

   Literature and the Natural World
   3
5. ENGL 191

   Science Fiction
   3
6. ENGL 192

   The Literature of Fantasy
   3
7. ENGL 209

   Journal or Magazine Practicum
   1-6
8. ENGL 210

   The Process of Writing
   3
9. ENGL 211

   Introduction to Writing Studies
   3
10. ENGL 262

    Reading Fiction
    3
11. ENGL 263

    Reading Poetry
    3
12. ENGL 265

    Reading Nonfiction

    As published: “Reading Nonfiction”
    3
13. In semesters 5-8, take 6 credits from this list:

    Not resolved to a course
    6
14. COMM 446

    Writing for the Screen II

    As published: “Advanced Screenwriting”
    3
15. ENGL 412

    Advanced Fiction Writing
    3
16. ENGL 413

    Advanced Poetry Writing
    3
17. ENGL 415

    Advanced Nonfiction Writing

    As published: “Advanced Nonfiction Writing”
    3
18. ENGL 420

    Writing for the Web
    1
19. ENGL 422

    Fiction Workshop
    3
20. ENGL/ENVST 424

    Creative Writing and the Natural World

    Not resolved to a course
21. ENGL 497

    Special Topics
    1-9
22. ENGL 498

    Special Topics
    1-9

Supporting Courses and Related Areas

1. Select 3 credits from courses designated asd Literature, Writing, or Rhetoric (any courses with an ENGL, except ENGL 4, ENGL 5, ENGL 15, ENGL 202, or CMLIT prefix) or from the department approved list

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. Select any upper-level writing or rhetoric course picked in consultation with an adviser

   Not resolved to a course
   3
3. Select HUM 400N or 3 credits of an approved 400-level CMLIT or ENGL course

   Not resolved to a course
   3

Additional Courses

1. Select 3 credits from the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. ENGL 100

   English Language Analysis
   3
3. ENGL 191

   Science Fiction
   3
4. ENGL 261

   Exploring Literary Forms
   3
5. ENGL 262

   Reading Fiction
   3
6. ENGL 263

   Reading Poetry
   3
7. ENGL 265

   Reading Nonfiction

   As published: “Reading Nonfiction”
   3
8. ENGL 268

   Reading Drama
   3
9. ENGL 400

   Authors, Texts, Contexts
   3
10. ENGL 401

    Studies in Genre
    3
11. ENGL 407

    History of the English Language
    3
12. ENGL 458

    Twentieth-Century Poetry
    3
13. ENGL 482

    Contemporary Literary Theory and Practice
    3

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select 3 credits from the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. ENGL 50

   Introduction to Creative Writing

   Not resolved to a course
3. ENGL 210

   The Process of Writing
   3
4. ENGL 212

   Introduction to Fiction Writing
   3
5. ENGL 213

   Introduction to Poetry Writing
   3
6. ENGL 215

   Introduction to General Nonfiction Writing

   As published: “Introduction to General Nonfiction Writing”
   3
7. ENGL 250

   Peer Tutoring in Writing
   3
8. ENGL 412

   Advanced Fiction Writing
   3
9. ENGL 413

   Advanced Poetry Writing
   3
10. ENGL 415

    Advanced Nonfiction Writing

    As published: “Advanced Nonfiction Writing”
    3
11. ENGL 416

    Science Writing
    3
12. ENGL 417

    The Editorial Process
    3
13. ENGL 418

    Advanced Technical Writing and Editing
    3
14. ENGL 419

    Advanced Business Writing
    3
15. ENGL 420

    Writing for the Web
    1
16. ENGL 421

    Advanced Expository Writing
    3
17. ENGL 422

    Fiction Workshop
    3
18. ENGL 470

    Rhetorical Theory and Practice
    3
19. ENGL 491

    The Capstone Course in Professional Writing
    3

Supporting Courses and Related Areas

1. Select 12 credits in Literature, Writing, and/or Rhetoric

   Not resolved to a course
   12
2. Select 6 credits from General Education Arts (GA) and/or Social and Behavioral Sciences (GS)

   Not resolved to a course
   6

Supporting Courses and Related Areas: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select HUM 400N or 3 credits of an approved 400-level CMLIT or ENGL course

   Not resolved to a course
   3

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. EDPSY 14

   Learning and Instruction

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. EDUC 313

   Secondary Education Field Experience
   2
3. EDUC 314

   Learning Theory and Instructional Procedures
   3
4. EDUC 315Y

   Social and Cultural Factors in Education
   3
5. EDUC 385

   Professional Development in Teaching
   3
6. EDUC 400

   Diversity and Cultural Awareness Practices in the

   As published: “Diversity and Cultural Awareness Practices in the K-12 Classroom”
   3
7. EDUC 416

   Teaching Secondary English and the Humanities
   3
8. EDUC 458

   Behavior Management Strategies for Inclusive

   As published: “Behavior Management Strategies for Inclusive Classrooms”
   3
9. EDUC 459

   Strategies for Effective Teaching in Inclusive Classrooms
   3
10. EDUC 466N

    Foundations of Teaching English as a Second Language
    3
11. EDUC 490

    Student Teaching
    9
12. ENGL 470

    Rhetorical Theory and Practice
    3
13. HDFS 239

    Adolescent Development
    3
14. LLED 420

    Teaching Adolescent Literature and Literacy
    3

Additional Courses

1. Select 6 credits of General Education Quantification courses (GQ) with a MATH or STAT prefix

   Not resolved to a course
   6
2. Select 3 credits of GH literature from department list

   Not resolved to a course
   3