2018-2019 Graduate Catalog

Master of Arts in English (Rhetoric and Composition)

30 credits

Admission requirements

Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the Graduate School and have an undergraduate grade-point average (GPA) of at least 3.0. To apply, submit a statement of purpose (750-1000 words), a sample of scholarly or critical writing (8-15 pp double-spaced), three letters of recommendation, and Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores. Non-native speakers of English may submit Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) scores of at least 79 (or equivalent) in place of GRE scores.

Degree requirements

Core requirements

ENG 601Research in English Studies

3

ENG 605Teaching in English Studies

3 TO 9

ENG 694Classical Rhetoric

3

ENG 699Contemporary Theories Comp

3

Digital Literacies Course

ENG 604Teaching with Technology

3

or

ENG 692Writing Technologies

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Professional Development Course

ENG 609Indiana Writing Project

1 TO 9

or

ENG 688Writ Program Admin

3

or

ENG 689Writing Cntr Res and Admin

3

or

ENG 693Writing in the Profession

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Approved electives, 9 credits from

ENG 604Teaching with Technology

3

or

ENG 692Writing Technologies

3

 

ENG 688Writ Program Admin

3

ENG 689Writing Cntr Res and Admin

3

ENG 690Seminar in Composition

3 TO 18

ENG 693Writing in the Profession

3

ENG 695Medieval and Early Mod Rhet

3

ENG 69619th Century Rhetoric

3

ENG 697Contemporary Rhetoric

3

ID 601Tchng Pract in Hi Ed

3

Total Credit Hours:9

Other courses as approved by advisor. Can include either ENG 688 or ENG 689, provided the course has not already been taken to fulfill a core requirement.

Research requirement

RES 697Research Paper

1 TO 3

Total Credit Hours:3

Total Credit Hours: 30

ENG 690 can be taken more than once.