ENGL Courses

ENGL 10600: First Year Composition With Conferences ENGL 10800: Accel First-Yr Comp-Honors ENGL 10800: First Year Composition ENGL 10800: Accelerated First-Year Composition ENGL 11000: American Language And Culture For International Students I ENGL 11100: American Language And Culture For International Students II ENGL 20200: Engaging English ENGL 20300: Introduction To Research For Professional Writers ENGL 20400: Poetry And Visual Art ENGL 20400: Writ & Crit For Social Action ENGL 20400: Persuasion & Truth Civic Life ENGL 20400: Writing Science Fiction ENGL 20400: Science Fiction Writing ENGL 20500: Introduction To Creative Writing ENGL 21500: Inventing Languages ENGL 21700: Figures Of Myth And Legend I: Monsters ENGL 21800: Figures Of Myth And Legends II: Heroes And Villains ENGL 21900: Figures Of Myth And Legend III: Magic And Marvels ENGL 22300: Literature And Technology ENGL 22600: Narrative Medicine ENGL 22700: Elements Of Linguistics ENGL 22800: Language And Social Identity ENGL 23000: Great Narrative Works ENGL 23200: The Comic Vision ENGL 23200: Arab Women Writers ENGL 23200: The Tragic Vision ENGL 23200: Intro To Islamic Civ & Cul ENGL 23200: Intro To Disability Studies ENGL 23200: Russian And Slavic Fairy Tales ENGL 23200: Arabic Culture ENGL 23200: Other Voices In Ecology ENGL 23200: North African Lit & Culture ENGL 23200: Clas Roots English Wds ENGL 23200: Arab-American Literature ENGL 23400: Literature And The Environment ENGL 23400: Ecological Literature ENGL 23700: Introduction To Poetry ENGL 23800: Introduction To Fiction ENGL 24000: British Literature Before 1789 ENGL 24100: British Literature After 1789 ENGL 24900: Great British Books ENGL 25000: Great American Books ENGL 25700: Literature Of Black America ENGL 26200: Greek And Roman Classics In Translation ENGL 26400: The Bible As Literature ENGL 26600: World Literature: From The Beginnings To 1700 A.D.ENGL 26700: World Literature: From 1700 A.D. To The Present ENGL 27600: Shakespeare On Film ENGL 27900: The American Short Story In Print And Film ENGL 28000: Games, Narrative, Culture ENGL 28600: The Movies ENGL 30100: Ways Of Reading ENGL 30400: Advanced Composition ENGL 30600: Introduction To Professional Writing ENGL 30900: Digital Design And Production ENGL 30900: Computer-Aided Publishing ENGL 31600: Craft Of Fiction From A Writer's Perspective ENGL 31700: Craft Of Poetry From A Writer's Perspective ENGL 31700: Craft Of Poetry From a Writer's Perspective ENGL 32200: Word, Image, Media ENGL 32800: English Language II: Structure And Meaning ENGL 32900: English Language III: Sound And Form ENGL 33000: Games And Diversity ENGL 33200: Games And User Experience (UX)ENGL 34100: COVID Conspiracy Apocalyp Lit ENGL 34100: Environmental Film & Media ENGL 34300: Labor And Literature ENGL 34400: Environmental Ethics, Policy, And Sustainability ENGL 34500: Games And World Building ENGL 35000: American Literature Before 1865 ENGL 35100: American Literature After 1865 ENGL 35200: Native American Literature ENGL 35400: Asian American Literature ENGL 35800: Black Drama ENGL 35900: Black Women Writers ENGL 36000: Gender And Literature ENGL 36500: Literature And Imperialism ENGL 36600: Postcolonial Literatures ENGL 36700: Mystery And Detective Fiction ENGL 37300: Science Fiction And Fantasy ENGL 37401: English & Global Renaissance ENGL 37700: Modern And Contemporary Poetry ENGL 37800: Studies In American Literary History ENGL 37900: The Short Story ENGL 38000: Issues In Rhetoric And Public Life ENGL 38100: The British Novel ENGL 38200: The American Novel ENGL 38600: History Of Film To 1950 ENGL 38700: History Of Film Since 1950 ENGL 38900: Literature For Children ENGL 39000: Practicum In Tutoring Writing ENGL 39100: Composition For English Teachers ENGL 39200: Young Adult Literature ENGL 39300: Interdisciplinary Approaches To Environmental And Sustainability Studies ENGL 39600: Teaching For Social Justice ENGL 39600: International Cinema ENGL 39600: Medieval Manuscrpt Stds-Honors ENGL 39600: Sports Media Writing ENGL 39600: Jane Austen ENGL 39600: Writing For Law ENGL 39600: Chekhov And His Time ENGL 39600: Tolstoy And His Age ENGL 39600: Language And Thought ENGL 39600: Intro To Disability Studies ENGL 39600: Language & Humor ENGL 39600: Cinematic Shakespeare ENGL 39600: North African Lit & Culture ENGL 39600: Post Soul Black Lit Post 1960 ENGL 39600: Socioling Af Am Engl ENGL 39600: Games Writing, Writing Games ENGL 39900: Beyond English ENGL 40600: Review Writing ENGL 40700: Intermediate Poetry Writing ENGL 40800: Creative Writing Capstone ENGL 40900: Intermediate Fiction Writing ENGL 41100: Chaucer And Subjectivity ENGL 41100: Milton God Champ Devil Advo ENGL 41100: Chaucer ENGL 41100: Reading Chaucer's Women ENGL 41100: William Faulkner ENGL 41200: The Modern Novel ENGL 41200: American Short Story ENGL 41200: American Autobiography ENGL 41200: American Short Fiction ENGL 41300: Gilded Age ENGL 41300: Cont Am Writers Re-Memory Past ENGL 41300: The Heavens To Outer Space ENGL 41300: Lit/Tech Of Reading: Med & Ren ENGL 41300: Early American Networks ENGL 41400: Literature, Feminism, And AI ENGL 41400: Literature Of The Global South ENGL 41900: Multimedia Writing ENGL 42000: Business Writing ENGL 42100: Technical Writing ENGL 42201: Writing For The Health And Human Sciences ENGL 42400: Writing For High Technology Industries ENGL 43201: Editing And Publishing ENGL 43300: Writing Proposals And Grants ENGL 43400: Science And Medical Writing ENGL 43900: Eugenics Then & Now ENGL 43900: Bodies & Cultures ENGL 43900: Lit In The Age Of Eugenics ENGL 43900: Disability Literature ENGL 44200: Shakespeare ENGL 46200: The Bible As Literature: The Old Testament ENGL 46300: The Bible As Literature: The New Testament ENGL 47000: Advanced Topics In Rhetorical Studies ENGL 48800: Internship In Professional Writing ENGL 49000: Worksite Internship Practicum ENGL 49200: Literature In The Secondary Schools ENGL 50100: Introduction To English Studies ENGL 50200: Practicum In Tutoring ESL ENGL 50200: Prac Tutor Oral ESL ENGL 50200: Approaches /Creative Writing ENGL 50200: Prac Teach Cr Writing ENGL 50500: Approaches/Creative Wr ENGL 50500: Teach First-Yr Comp II ENGL 50500: Teach First-Yr Comp I ENGL 50500: Prof Writing Practicum ENGL 50500: Pedagogy ENGL 50600: Introduction To English And General Linguistics ENGL 50700: Advanced Poetry Writing ENGL 50900: Advanced Fiction Writing ENGL 51100: Semantics ENGL 51200: English Syntax And Syntactic Theory ENGL 51300: English Phonology ENGL 51500: Advanced Professional Writing ENGL 51600: Teaching English As A Second Language: Theoretical Foundations ENGL 51800: Teaching English As A Second Language: Principles And Practices ENGL 53200: The English Novel In The Nineteenth Century ENGL 54100: Studies In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales ENGL 54300: Shakespeare In Critical Perspective ENGL 54800: Victorian Literature ENGL 55200: Toni Morrison & Louise Erdrich ENGL 55300: Colonial And Early American Literature ENGL 56000: Modern American Poetry ENGL 56300: Historical Linguistics ENGL 56500: Sociolinguistics ENGL 57000: Introduction To Semiotics ENGL 57900: Modern British Fiction ENGL 58500: Creative Nonfiction Writing ENGL 58900: Extnd American Lit After 1865 ENGL 58900: Science Fiction And Fantasy ENGL 58900: Independent Studies The Novel ENGL 58900: Capstone ENGL 58900: Practicum Writing ENGL 58900: Extended Fiction Writing ENGL 58900: Publishing And Prof Writing ENGL 58900: Novel Writing ENGL 58900: Independent Novel Writing ENGL 58900: Prospectus Writing ENGL 58900: Field Methods Lab ENGL 59000: The Medieval Sensorium ENGL 59000: Medieval Grad Course ENGL 59000: Novel Writing ENGL 59000: Woolf And Joyce ENGL 59000: Medieval Latin ENGL 59000: Intro To Medieval Literature ENGL 59000: Early Medieval Manuscripts ENGL 59000: Old English Literature ENGL 59000: Technology And Play ENGL 59000: Practicum Research ENGL 59000: Tolkien And Modernism ENGL 59000: Beowulf In Old English ENGL 59000: Middle English Literature ENGL 59000: Disability Literature ENGL 59000: Apprenticeship Lit Sec Schools ENGL 59000: Middle English Langauge ENGL 59000: Teaching Lit In 2nd Schools ENGL 59000: 19th Century British Lit ENGL 59000: Directed Reading ENGL 59000: Reading 21st Century Fiction ENGL 59000: Engl Teaching Composition ENGL 59100: Introduction To Composition Theory ENGL 59200: PostCol Sts In End Times ENGL 59400: Contemporary Poetry ENGL 59500: Contemporary American Fiction ENGL 59600: Early American Networks ENGL 59600: Field Methods ENGL 59600: Modern Arab Thought ENGL 59600: Revolutionary Poetics ENGL 59600: Philosophy & Lit Theory ENGL 59600: Young Adult Literature/Culture ENGL 59600: Field Methods In Linguistics ENGL 59600: Second Lang Writing ENGL 59600: Semantics II:Form&Gram ENGL 59600: Magic & Realism ENGL 59600: Poetry And Comics ENGL 59600: Writing For Social Justice ENGL 59600: Stephen King's Short Stories ENGL 59600: Study & Prod Of Lit Journals ENGL 59600: American Poetry's Great Debuts ENGL 59700: Contemporary Black Feminist Literature ENGL 60100: Teaching Literature At The College Level ENGL 60500: Computers In Language And Rhetoric ENGL 60600: Seminar In Poetry Writing ENGL 60700: The Theory And Craft Of Creative Writing ENGL 60700: Craft And Theory Of Poetry ENGL 60700: The Craft & Theory Of Fiction ENGL 60900: Seminar In Fiction Writing ENGL 62000: Classroom Communication In ESL For Teaching Assistants ENGL 62100: Written Communication For International Graduate Students ENGL 62200: Issues In Composition Studies: Classical Period To The Renaissance ENGL 62400: Issues In Composition Studies: Modern Period ENGL 62500: Seminar On Empirical Research In Writing ENGL 62600: Postmodernism And Issues In Composition Studies ENGL 62700: Syntax II ENGL 62700: Construction Grammar ENGL 62700: Experimental Syntax ENGL 62700: Writing Proseminar ENGL 62700: Phonology II ENGL 62700: Humor Seminar ENGL 62700: Idea To Paper: Writ Proseminar ENGL 62700: Linguistic Applications ENGL 62800: Natural Language Processing ENGL 62900: ESL/EAP/SLS Program Admin ENGL 62900: Translingual Writing ENGL 63000: Seminar In Second Language Writing ENGL 63100: World Englishes ENGL 63300: King Arthur ENGL 63300: Arthurian Lit ENGL 63300: The History Of The Book ENGL 63500: Seminar In English Literature 1660-1783 ENGL 64200: Shakespeare's Theaterscape ENGL 64700: Seminar In The Romantic Movement ENGL 64800: Victorian Lit ENGL 64800: Publishing Victorian Lit ENGL 65700: Am Literary Hist Before 1900 ENGL 66500: Ekphrasis And Visual Theory ENGL 66500: Comparative Lit, World Lit ENGL 66800: Found Lit Cultr Hist Crit Theo ENGL 66800: Seminar In Interpretation And Cultural Theory ENGL 66900: Introduction To Visual Theory And Visual Culture ENGL 67200: Feminist Ecology ENGL 67300: Cosmo Postcol Environmentalist ENGL 67300: Cultural Instrsctn Globl South ENGL 67300: Postcolonial Seminar ENGL 67400: Seminar In Language Testing ENGL 67700: Modernism & Eugenics ENGL 67700: Lit In The Age Of Eugenics ENGL 67800: Contemporary African Am Lit ENGL 67800: Faulkner&Middlebrow Prt Cultur ENGL 68000: Transdisciplinary Rhetorics ENGL 68000: Professional Writing Theory ENGL 68000: Crafting Prof Personas ENGL 68000: Environmental Rhetorics ENGL 68000: Institutional & Org Rhet ENGL 68000: Comparative And Religious Rhet ENGL 68000: Affect, Rhet, & The Body ENGL 68000: Games & Digital Studio ENGL 68000: Professional Personas ENGL 68000: Public Rhetorics ENGL 68000: Chthulucene Seminar ENGL 68000: Writing Center Theory ENGL 68000: Rhetorics Of Race ENGL 68000: New Media ENGL 68000: Sem In Public Rhetorics ENGL 68000: WPA/WAC Admin & Theory ENGL 68000: Institutional Discourses ENGL 68000: Qualitative Methodologies ENGL 68000: Rhetorics Of Health & Medicine ENGL 68000: Cultural Studies ENGL 68000: Rhetoric & Argument ENGL 68100: Hutton Lectures In Rhetoric And Composition ENGL 69000: Internship In Second Language Studies/ESL ENGL 69600: Cont Issues Fem School ENGL 69600: Sem In Black Feminist Studies ENGL 69600: Comp Race, Ethnicity Differ ENGL 69600: African American Lit & Culture ENGL 69600: Theory & Pop Culture ENGL 69800: Research MA Or MFA Thesis ENGL 69900: Research PhD Thesis

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