Karin Westman, Head

University Distinguished Professors: Dodd and Holden; Professors: Dayton, Eiselein, Hedrick, Machor, Nel, and Smit; Associate Professors: Donnelly, Franko, González, Hall, Hauck, Janette, Longmuir, Marzluf, Nelson, Phillips, Potts, Smith, Tatonetti, Westman, Wheatley, and Wood; Assistant Professors: Hoyt, Karlin, Knoblauch, Leader-Picone, Matlock, Sutliff Sanders, and Yu; Instructors: Debes, Dodder, Friedmann, Gray, Mosher, Murray, Ransom, and Reekie; Emeriti Professors: Dees, Johnston, Keiser, Kremer, McCarthy, Nyberg, Rees, M. Schneider, and L. Warren; Emeriti Associate Professors: Ansdell, Brigham, Brondell, Cohen, Conrow, Gillespie, and Ward; Emeriti Instructors: Bergman, Bussing, Kolonsky, Pelischek, Rochat, and A. Warren.

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Programs

Bachelor of Arts

• •  English (B.A.)

Minor

• •  English Minor

Courses

English

• •  ENGL 030 - Writing Laboratory
• •  ENGL 100 - Expository Writing I
• •  ENGL 150 - English Studies Abroad
• •  ENGL 200 - Expository Writing II
• •  ENGL 210 - Honors English
• •  ENGL 220 - Fiction into Film
• •  ENGL 230 - Classical Cultures
• •  ENGL 231 - Medieval and Renaissance
• •  ENGL 233 - Reformation to Enlightenment
• •  ENGL 234 - Modern
• •  ENGL 251 - Introduction to Literature
• •  ENGL 253 - Short Story
• •  ENGL 260 - British Literature
• •  ENGL 270 - American Literature
• •  ENGL 280 - Studies in World Literature and Culture
• •  ENGL 285 - Introduction to American Ethnic Literatures
• •  ENGL 287 - Great Books
• •  ENGL 295 - Selected Studies in English
• •  ENGL 297 - Honors Introduction to the Humanities I
• •  ENGL 298 - Honors Introduction to the Humanities II
• •  ENGL 299 - Honors Topics in English
• •  ENGL 300 - Expository Writing III
• •  ENGL 310 - Introduction to Literary Studies
• •  ENGL 315 - Cultural Studies
• •  ENGL 330 - Fiction
• •  ENGL 335 - Film
• •  ENGL 340 - Poetry
• •  ENGL 345 - Drama
• •  ENGL 350 - Introduction to Shakespeare
• •  ENGL 355 - Literature for Children
• •  ENGL 361 - British Survey I
• •  ENGL 362 - British Survey II
• •  ENGL 381 - American Survey I
• •  ENGL 382 - American Survey II
• •  ENGL 385 - Selected American Ethnic Literatures
• •  ENGL 386 - African American Literatures
• •  ENGL 387 - American Indian Literatures
• •  ENGL 388 - Asian American Literatures
• •  ENGL 389 - Latina/o Literatures
• •  ENGL 390 - Fable and Fantasy
• •  ENGL 395 - Topics in English
• •  ENGL 399 - Honors Seminar in English
• •  ENGL 400 - Advanced Expository Writing for Prospective Teachers
• •  ENGL 415 - Written Communication for Engineers
• •  ENGL 417 - Written Communication for the Workplace
• •  ENGL 420 - Topics in Film
• •  ENGL 430 - The Structure of English
• •  ENGL 435 - Linguistics for Teachers of English
• •  ENGL 440 - Themes in Literature
• •  ENGL 445 - Literary Kinds
• •  ENGL 450 - Literature and Society
• •  ENGL 455 - Exploring Creativity
• •  ENGL 461 - Introduction to Fiction Writing
• •  ENGL 463 - Introduction to Poetry Writing
• •  ENGL 465 - Introduction to Creative Nonfiction
• •  ENGL 469 - Special Topics in Creative Writing
• •  ENGL 470 - The Bible
• •  ENGL 476 - American English
• •  ENGL 485 - Topics in Rhetoric and Literacy
• •  ENGL 490 - Development of the English Language
• •  ENGL 492 - Humanities Seminar
• •  ENGL 495 - English Internship
• •  ENGL 497 - Special Investigations in English
• •  ENGL 498 - Honors Tutorial in English
• •  ENGL 499 - Honors Project
• •  ENGL 510 - Introduction to Professional Writing
• •  ENGL 516 - Written Communication for the Sciences
• •  ENGL 525 - Women in Literature
• •  ENGL 545 - Literature for Adolescents
• •  ENGL 580 - Selected World Literature
• •  ENGL 599 - Special Research in English
• •  ENGL 601 - General Phonetics
• •  ENGL 602 - Historical Linguistics
• •  ENGL 603 - Topics in Linguistics
• •  ENGL 604 - Expository Writing Workshop
• •  ENGL 605 - Readings in Medieval Literature
• •  ENGL 610 - Readings in Renaissance Literature
• •  ENGL 620 - Readings in Seventeenth-Century British Literature
• •  ENGL 625 - Readings in Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• •  ENGL 630 - Readings in Nineteenth-Century British Literature
• •  ENGL 635 - Readings in Twentieth-Century British Literature
• •  ENGL 640 - Readings in Early American Literature
• •  ENGL 645 - Readings in Nineteenth-Century American Literature
• •  ENGL 650 - Readings in Twentieth-Century American Literature
• •  ENGL 655 - Readings in American Ethnic Literature
• •  ENGL 660 - Readings in Major Authors
• •  ENGL 661 - Advanced Creative Writing: Prose Fiction
• •  ENGL 662 - Playwriting
• •  ENGL 663 - Advanced Creative Writing: Poetry
• •  ENGL 665 - Advanced Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• •  ENGL 670 - Topics in British Literature
• •  ENGL 680 - Topics in American Literature
• •  ENGL 685 - Topics in Rhetoric and Composition
• •  ENGL 690 - Topics in Literature for the Young
• •  ENGL 695 - Topics in Literature
• •  ENGL 698 - Capstone Seminar
• •  ENGL 700 - Old English
• •  ENGL 703 - Critical Approaches to Children’s Literature
• •  ENGL 705 - Theory and Practice of Cultural Studies
• •  ENGL 710 - Studies in a Literary Genre