Courses
Spring 2019
- ENGL 001F. First-Year Seminar: Transitions to College Writing
- ENGL 002M. Medical Writing and Rhetoric
- ENGL 002V. Visual Rhetorics and Digital Writing:Making arguments with image, text, and sound
- ENGL 009C. First-Year Seminar: Why College? The Past and Future of Liberal Arts
- ENGL 009E. First-Year Seminar: Narcissus and the History of Reflection
- ENGL 011. Comedy
A version of this course has been offered in the past as a First-Year Seminar, English 009G, but this new version is open to any student, without any prerequisite. If you have taken English 009G, you are not able to enroll in English 011.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 036. Jane Austen
18th/19th c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 046. Tolkien and Pullman and Their Literary Roots
Med/Ren or 20th/21st.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 050D. Literature and Art on the US-Mexico Border
GATEWAY English Literature; no prerequisites, suitable for any student.
- ENGL 051F. Moby-Dick
- ENGL 052C. Contemporary US Fiction, 1990 to the Present
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 065. Asian American Literature
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 068. Black Culture in a "Post-Soul" Era
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 070A. Poetry Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070B. Fiction Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070K. Directed Creative Writing Projects
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070L. Creative Writing Outreach
Limited to 15.
- ENGL 079. What is Cultural Studies?
20th/21st c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 089. Race, Gender, Class and Environment
- ENGL 097. Independent Study and Directed Reading
- ENGL 099. Senior Course Majors Colloquium
See professor to establish credit category.
- ENGL 101. Shakespeare
Med/Ren
- ENGL 111. Victorian Literature and Culture
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 116. Redefining US Southern Literature
20th/21st c.
Fall 2019
- ENGL 001F. First-Year Seminar: Transitions to College Writing
- ENGL 005. Journalism Workshop
- ENGL 009A. First-Year Seminar: Literature and Law
- ENGL 009F. First Year Seminar: Introduction to Latinx Literature and Culture
Taught in English.
- ENGL 009J. First-Year Seminar: Revolution and Revolt
- ENGL 009R. First-Year Seminar: Grendel's Workshop
This First-year Seminar counts as both a Writing Class (W) and an English Dept. Creative Writing workshop.
- ENGL 010. "Beowulf" to Milton
Med/Ren
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 020. Shakespeare
Med/Ren
- ENGL 035. The Rise of the Novel
For majors and minors, this course can count either as an 18th/19th or 20th/21st century course.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 051. Mariners, Renegades, and Castaways: Early American Literature
18th/19th c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 052D. Twenty-First Century Narrative
Open to first-year students.
- ENGL 062. Classic Black Autobiography
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 066. In/Visible: Asian American Cultural Critique
- ENGL 069. Reconstructing US Culture 1866 to 1900
Open to first-year students.
- ENGL 070H. Advanced Fiction Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
Limited to 12. Admission and credit determined by instructor.
- ENGL 070J. The Poetry Project: Research and Development
20th/21st c.
Graded CR/NC. Limited to 15. Open to first-year students.
- ENGL 070K. Directed Creative Writing Projects
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070R. River Stories
Graded CR/NC. Limited to 12.
- ENGL 071B. The Lyric Poem in English
For majors and minors, this course can count either as a Med/Ren, 18th/19th, or 20th/21st century course, depending on the topics of the majority of the student's written work. Discuss your options with the professor.
GATWEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 080. Introduction to Literary Theory
- ENGL 089B. Environmentally Engaged Literature: Pollutants, Fossil Fuels, and Atomic Bombs
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 089E. Ecofeminism(s)
First year students need instructor's approval.
- ENGL 090A. Minor Characters and Ordinary People: New Methods in History and Literature
For majors and minors, this course can count either as an 18th/19th or 20th/21st century course.
- ENGL 097. Independent Study and Directed Reading
- ENGL 101. Shakespeare
Med/Ren
- ENGL 118. Modern Poetry
20th/21st c.
Spring 2020
- ENGL 009D. First-Year Seminar: Nation and Migration
- ENGL 011. Comedy
A version of this course has been offered in the past as a First-Year Seminar, English 009G, but this new version is open to any student, without any prerequisite. If you have taken English 009G, you are not able to enroll in English 011.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 014. Old English/History of the Language
Med/Ren.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 045. Modern British Poetry
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 046. Tolkien and Pullman and Their Literary Roots
Med/Ren or 20th/21st.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 060. Early African American Print Cultures
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 063. Contemporary Black Autobiography
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 070A. Poetry Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070B. Fiction Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070K. Directed Creative Writing Projects
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070N. Novel Writing: An Introduction
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 071A. The Short Story en las Américas
For English Literature majors and minors, this course can count either as an 18th/19th or 20th/21st century course.
- ENGL 071K. Lesbian Novels Since World War II
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 077. South Asians in America
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 086. Theory Capstone: Theory in Crisis
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 087. American Narrative Cinema
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 089. Race, Gender, Class and Environment
- ENGL 092. Marxist Literary and Cultural Studies
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 097. Independent Study and Directed Reading
- ENGL 099. Senior Course Majors Colloquium
See professor to establish credit category.
- ENGL 111. Victorian Literature and Culture
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 121. Modernism and Forgetting
20th/21st c.
Fall 2020
- ENGL 005. Journalism Workshop
- ENGL 009A. First-Year Seminar: Literature and Law
- ENGL 009E. First-Year Seminar: Narcissus and the History of Reflection
- ENGL 009F. First Year Seminar: Introduction to Latinx Literature and Culture
Taught in English.
- ENGL 009H. First-Year Seminar: Portraits of the Artist
- ENGL 009R. First-Year Seminar: Grendel's Workshop
This First-year Seminar counts as both a Writing Class (W) and an English Dept. Creative Writing workshop.
- ENGL 028. Milton
Med/Ren
- ENGL 041. The Victorian Poets: Eminence and Decadence
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 052A. U.S. Fiction, 1900-1950
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 065. Asian American Literature
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 070C. Advanced Poetry Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070F. Fantastic Genres Workshop
Graded CR/NC. Limited to 15.
- ENGL 070K. Directed Creative Writing Projects
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 080. Introduction to Literary Theory
- ENGL 081. Transgender Life Writing
- ENGL 093. Early American Media Cultures
18th/19th c.
- ENGL 097. Independent Study and Directed Reading
- ENGL 101. Shakespeare
Med/Ren
Spring 2021
- ENGL 009D. First-Year Seminar: Nation and Migration
- ENGL 009J. First-Year Seminar: Revolution and Revolt
- ENGL 011. Comedy
A version of this course has been offered in the past as a First-Year Seminar, English 009G, but this new version is open to any student, without any prerequisite. If you have taken English 009G, you are not able to enroll in English 011.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 046. Tolkien and Pullman and Their Literary Roots
Med/Ren or 20th/21st.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 049. Contemporary Irish Poetry
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 051. Mariners, Renegades, and Castaways: Early American Literature
18th/19th c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 052B. U.S. Fiction, 1945 to the Present
20th/21st c.
- ENGL 070A. Poetry Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070B. Fiction Workshop
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070K. Directed Creative Writing Projects
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 070N. Novel Writing: An Introduction
Graded CR/NC.
- ENGL 072. Global Modernisms
20th/21st c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 079. What is Cultural Studies?
20th/21st c.
GATEWAY English Literature.
- ENGL 084. Human Rights and Literature: Borderzones of the Human
- ENGL 097. Independent Study and Directed Reading
- ENGL 099. Senior Course Majors Colloquium
See professor to establish credit category.
- ENGL 116. Redefining US Southern Literature
20th/21st c.
