Code | Title | Credits |
---|---|---|
Required | ||
ENLT 151 | Introduction to Literature | 3 |
ENWR 202 | Introduction to Creative Writing | 3 |
ENLT 385 | Critical Theory | 3 |
ENLT 495 | Senior Literature Seminar | 3 |
or ENWR 495 | Senior Writing Project | |
Workshops | ||
Select two of the following: | 6 | |
Creative Nonfiction Workshop | ||
Fiction Workshop | ||
Poetry Workshop | ||
Advanced Workshop | ||
Select two of the following: | 6 | |
Advanced Creative Non-Fiction Workshop | ||
Advanced Fiction Writing Workshop | ||
Advanced Poetry Writing Workshop | ||
Advanced Workshop in Flash and Micros | ||
Advanced Workshop in Formal Constraints | ||
Advanced Workshop in Writing the Body | ||
Advanced Workshop in Fabulism, Fairytale and Fable | ||
Transformations Courses at the 300 Level: | ||
Select five courses, one from each area. A single course may only count for one requirement: | ||
One course in Transformations in Early Literature | 3 | |
Medieval Literature | ||
Chaucer | ||
16th/17th-Century British Literature | ||
Topics in Literature (approved sections) | ||
One course in Transformations in Shakespeare Studies: | 3 | |
Shakespeare | ||
Shakespeare and the Power of Art | ||
Shakespeare in Our Time | ||
One course in Transformations in American Literature: | 3 | |
American Literature to 1865 | ||
19th-Century American Literature | ||
20th-Century American Literature | ||
Immigrant Women’s Writing | ||
Development of the American Novel | ||
Contemporary American Poetry in Context | ||
Gender and Sexuality in Literature (approved sections) | ||
Topics in Literature (approved sections) | ||
One course in Transformations in British Literature: | 3 | |
Medieval Literature | ||
Chaucer | ||
16th/17th-Century British Literature | ||
18th-Century British Novel: Novel Women | ||
18th-Century British Literature | ||
Romantic Movements | ||
Victorian Literature | ||
19th-Century British Novel: The Victorian Novel | ||
The Brontes | ||
Topics in Literature (approved sections) | ||
One course in Transformations in Global Anglophone Literature: | 3 | |
Contemporary Global Literature | ||
20th-Century and Contemporary African Literature | ||
Postcolonial Women’s Writing | ||
Caribbean Women’s Literature | ||
Gender and Sexuality in Literature | ||
Topics in Literature (approved sections) | ||
Select two of the following courses not used to satisfy any other requirements: | 6 | |
Introduction to Creative Writing | ||
Tourist or Traveler: Travel Writing in the New Millennium | ||
Nature and Environmental Writing | ||
Writing Children's Books | ||
Topics in Writing | ||
Rhetoric | ||
Creative Nonfiction Workshop | ||
Fiction Workshop | ||
Poetry Workshop | ||
Playwriting | ||
Topics in Writing | ||
Advanced Creative Non-Fiction Workshop | ||
Advanced Fiction Writing Workshop | ||
Advanced Poetry Writing Workshop | ||
Advanced Workshop in Flash and Micros | ||
Advanced Workshop in Formal Constraints | ||
Advanced Workshop in Writing the Body | ||
Advanced Workshop in Fabulism, Fairytale and Fable | ||
Topics in Writing | ||
Select one of the following courses in literature by historically underrepresented groups: | 3 | |
Literature of Social Justice | ||
Contemporary Women’s Fiction | ||
African-American Literature | ||
Topics in Literature | ||
Immigrant Women’s Writing | ||
Contemporary Global Literature | ||
20th-Century and Contemporary African Literature | ||
Postcolonial Women’s Writing | ||
Caribbean Women’s Literature | ||
Gender and Sexuality in Literature | ||
Topics in Literature ((approved sections)) | ||
Three Credits in Applied English Course: | 3 | |
Digital Humanities Project Laboratory: From Medieval Manuscripts to Digital Texts | ||
Topics in Literature | ||
History of the Book | ||
History of the English Language | ||
The Theory and Practice of Tutoring I | ||
The Theory and Practice of Tutoring II | ||
The Theory and Practice of Tutoring III | ||
The Theory and Practice of Tutoring IV | ||
Teaching Assistantship in English Writing or Literature | ||
Select one additional ENLT or ENWR course | 3 | |
Total Credits | 54 |
Advanced Writing Proficiency in the major is demonstrated by successfully completing the writing required for the Senior Comprehensive (see below).
Successful completion of either ENLT 495 Senior Literature Seminar or ENWR 495 Senior Writing Project satisfies the Senior Comprehensive requirement.
Students will:
Students will:
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