Department of English

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Minor in English

A minor in English is available. Twelve (12) credit hours must be completed in English with 6 hours at the 3000 level or higher.

 

• English Courses

  • ENGL 1004 - Introduction to College Writing
  • ENGL 1033 - Exposition and Argumentation
  • ENGL 1043 - Poetry and the Modern World
  • ENGL 1063 - Advanced Exposition and Argumentation
  • ENGL 1083 - Conversion Narratives
  • ENGL 1093 - Reading Narrative: The World in the Book
  • ENGL 1123 - Russian Poetry
  • ENGL 1133 - Russian and European Cinema
  • ENGL 1983 - Independent Study
  • ENGL 2013 - Shakespeare
  • ENGL 2043 - Literary Constructions of the Self
  • ENGL 2083 - African American Autobiography
  • ENGL 2133 - Images of the American West
  • ENGL 2163 - American Culture(s): Voice(s) and Vision(s)
  • ENGL 2173 - Reading American Culture
  • ENGL 2193 - Literary Genders: Masculine Mystique/Feminine Myth
  • ENGL 2273 - Film History
  • ENGL 2283 - Film Theory and Criticism
  • ENGL 2293 - Foundation of Linguistics
  • ENGL 2313 - Reading Major American Writers
  • ENGL 2323 - Environment and Literature
  • ENGL 2513 - Reading Major British Writers I
  • ENGL 2523 - Reading Major British Writers II
  • ENGL 2981 - Independent Study
  • ENGL 2992-3 - Independent Study
  • ENGL 3003 - Writing for the Professions
  • ENGL 3013 - The English Language: History and Structure
  • ENGL 3053 - Literature and Film
  • ENGL 3113 - Linguistics
  • ENGL 3213 - Writing Fiction
  • ENGL 3223 - Writing Poetry
  • ENGL 3243 - African American Literature
  • ENGL 3313 - 19th-Century American Literature
  • ENGL 3323 - Early 20th-Century American Literature
  • ENGL 3333 - Contemporary American Literature
  • ENGL 3343 - African American Novel
  • ENGL 3353 - Contemporary British Literature
  • ENGL 3423 - Medieval British Literature
  • ENGL 3433 - 16th-Century British Literature
  • ENGL 3443 - 17th-Century British Literature
  • ENGL 3453 - Restoration and 18th-Century Literature
  • ENGL 3463 - The Romantic Period in British Literature
  • ENGL 3473 - The Victorian Period in British Literature
  • ENGL 3483 - Early 20th-Century British and Irish Literature
  • ENGL 3513 - Modern Women Writers
  • ENGL 3523 - Gender in Modernism and Postmodernism
  • ENGL 3703 - Special Topics in Literature and Language I
  • ENGL 3753 - Black American Women Writers
  • ENGL 3893 - Special Topics in Literature and Language I
  • ENGL 4003 - Scholarly Writing and Research
  • ENGL 4113 - History of Literary Criticism and Theory
  • ENGL 4123 - Modern Literary Theory
  • ENGL 4163 - Film Genres
  • ENGL 4173 - The Jewish Experience in Film
  • ENGL 4393 - The American Novel
  • ENGL 4483 - The British Novel I: Defoe to the Brontës
  • ENGL 4493 - The British Novel II: Dickens to Woolf
  • ENGL 4513 - Chaucer
  • ENGL 4543 - Shakespeare
  • ENGL 4563 - Milton
  • ENGL 4593 - Internship
  • ENGL 4803 - Special Topics in Literature and Language II
  • ENGL 4843 - Law, Literature, and Detection
  • ENGL 4893 - Special Topics in Literature and Language II
  • ENGL 4973 - Senior Project
  • ENGL 4983 - Independent Study
  • ENGL 4993 - Independent Study

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