ENG - English

The content of all English department courses will reflect appropriate attention to matters of race, ethnicity, gender, and class, as well as to views and works of members of nondominant social groups.

• ENG 101 Foundations of Rhetoric and Writing 1
• ENG 102 Foundations of Rhetoric and Writing 2
• ENG 103 Rhetoric and Writing
• ENG 104 Composing Research
• ENG 114 Composing Research (Honors College)
• ENG 150 Introduction to Teaching English Language Arts in Secondary Schools
• ENG 205 World Literature
• ENG 206 Reading Literature
• ENG 213 Introduction to Digital Literacies
• ENG 214 Introduction to Literature and Gender
• ENG 215 Introduction to African-American Literature
• ENG 216 Introduction to American Ethnic Literature
• ENG 217 Introduction to Queer Literature and Queer Theory
• ENG 218 Introduction to Language Learning Theories and Research
• ENG 219 Introduction to Linguistic Science
• ENG 220 Language and Society
• ENG 221 Fundamentals of English Grammar and Usage
• ENG 230 Reading and Writing about Literature
• ENG 231 Introduction to Professional Writing
• ENG 240 American Literature 1: The Beginnings to 1860
• ENG 250 American Literature 2: 1860 to the Present
• ENG 260 British Literature 1: The Beginnings to 1780
• ENG 269 Career Discovery
• ENG 280 British Literature 2: 1780 to the Present
• ENG 285 Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENG 299X Experimental/Developmental Topics
• ENG 303 Global Rhetorics
• ENG 305 Black Children's and Young Adult Literature
• ENG 306 Creative Nonfiction Writing
• ENG 307 Fiction Writing
• ENG 308 Poetry Writing
• ENG 310 Screenwriting
• ENG 316 Semantics, Morphology, and Syntax
• ENG 321 English Linguistics
• ENG 322 Language and Cross-Cultural Communication
• ENG 323 Discourse Structure and Strategies
• ENG 328 Language and Gender
• ENG 329 Editing and Style
• ENG 332 Linguistic Phonetics and Phonology
• ENG 333 Technical Writing
• ENG 334 Linguistics for Educators
• ENG 335 Writing and Reading Public Discourse
• ENG 336 Writing for Community Action
• ENG 345 Early American Literature
• ENG 346 Nineteenth-Century American Literature
• ENG 347 Twentieth-Century American Literature
• ENG 350 Teaching Writing in Secondary Schools
• ENG 351 Twenty-First-Century American Literature
• ENG 362 Medieval British Literature
• ENG 363 Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century British Literature
• ENG 364 Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• ENG 365 Nineteenth-Century British Literature
• ENG 366 British Literature 1900-1945
• ENG 367 Contemporary British Literature
• ENG 369 Professional Experience
• ENG 371 Topics in Language and Technology
• ENG 375 Immersive Learning in English
• ENG 388 English Studies Abroad
• ENG 389 Practicum in Peer Tutoring in Writing
• ENG 390 Honors Colloquium in English
• ENG 395 Teaching Literature and Language in Secondary Schools
• ENG 400 Special Topics in English
• ENG 402 Cultural Studies
• ENG 404 Independent Study in English
• ENG 405 Special Topics in Creative Writing
• ENG 406 Advanced Creative Nonfiction Writing
• ENG 407 Advanced Fiction Writing
• ENG 408 Advanced Poetry Writing
• ENG 409 Creative Writing in the Community
• ENG 410 Advanced Screenwriting
• ENG 412 Reading in the Secondary English Classroom
• ENG 414 Young Adult Literature
• ENG 421 History of the Book
• ENG 422 Studies: Authors
• ENG 423 Studies in Drama
• ENG 424 Genre Studies
• ENG 425 Film Studies
• ENG 430 Document Design and Visual Rhetoric
• ENG 431 Writing in Digital Environments
• ENG 435 Issues in Rhetoric and Writing
• ENG 437 Methods in TESOL
• ENG 438 Assessment in TESOL
• ENG 444 Senior Seminar
• ENG 457 Professionalism and Social Justice in TESOL
• ENG 464 Shakespeare
• ENG 487 Digital Literature Review: Immersive
• ENG 489 Practicum in Literary Editing and Publishing
• ENG 490 Literature and Gender
• ENG 491 Literature of African-American Traditions
• ENG 492 Native American Literature
• ENG 493 American Ethnic Literature
• ENG 494 Queer Literature/Queer Theory
• ENG 495 Disability Studies
• ENG 496 Literary and Critical Theory
• ENG 498 Studies in Global Literature