Course Offerings

• EN 11 Composition and Prose Literature
• EN 12 Introduction to Literature and Writing the Research Paper
• EN 203/ CL 103 Masterpieces of Greek Literature in English Translation I
• EN 104/204 CL Masterpieces of Roman Literature in English Translation I
• EN 121/221 Myth in Classical Literature I IV
• EN 248 Allegory and Fantasy IV
• EN 249 Literacy and Language
• EN 250 The Epic Hero I IV
• EN 251 British Literature Survey I I
• EN 252 British Literature Survey II II IV
• EN 253 African American Literatary Tradition II V
• EN 254 Chivalric Romance I
• EN 255 Shakespeare I
• EN 256 Myths and Legends of Ireland & Britain I IV
• EN 257 Dante I
• EN 258 Special Topic in Literature
• EN 260 Understanding Poetry I IV
• EN 261 Understanding Poetry II IV
• EN 262 Understanding Drama IV
• EN 263 Intro. to Contemporary World Literature III IV
• EN 264/TA120 American Drama IV
• EN 265 Major Works of World Literature V
• EN 266 The Russian Novel and Western Literature II IV
• EN 267 Modern British Literature III
• EN 268 The Irish Short Story IV
• EN 269 Modern Irish Drama III IV
• EN 270 Studies in American Literature II
• EN 271 The Frontier in American Literature II
• EN 272 Development of the American Short Story IV
• EN 273 Irish-American Literature III
• EN 274 American Literature and the Environment
• EN 275 Victorian Poetry and Poetics II IV
• EN 278 Irish Woman Writers V
• EN 279 Irish Literature III
• EN 282 Modern German Literature in Translation III
• EN 283 The Modern Italian Short Story III IV
• EN 284 Writers of the Asian Diaspora III V
• EN 285 The Modern Tradition: International Short Fiction III IV
• EN 288 Sub-Saharan African Literature IV V
• EN 289 Modern Women Writers III IV V
• EN 290 Literature of the Holocaust III V
• EN 295 Caribbean Literature: History, Culture and Identity V
• EN 305 Literature for Young Adults IV
• EN 335 Gender and Sexuality in Film and Literature III V
• EN 336 Pleasurable Decadence II
• EN 338 Seminar: Gender Theory III V
• EN 339 African American Literature and Culture, 1900-1940 III V
• EN 341 Early African-American Literature II V
• EN 342 Voices and Visions: Five American Poets IV
• EN 344 African American Fiction: 1940 - present III IV V
• EN 345 Representations IV V
• EN 346 The Woman Question II V
• EN 347 African American Fiction, 1980 to present III IV V
• EN 348 Contemporary Women Writers of Color III V
• EN 349 Introduction to Cultural Studies V
• EN 350 Special Topics in Literature
• EN 352 Chaucer I
• EN 353 Gender and Western Values: Literature of Early Modern EuropeI V
• EN 354 Love, Gender, Spirituality: Literature of Early Modern England I IV
• EN 355 Shakespeare I: The Elizabethan Age I
• EN 356 Shakespeare II: The Jacobean Age I
• EN 357 All About Eve I V
• EN 360 Medieval English DramaI IV
• EN 361 18th Century English Literature I
• EN 362 Autobiography IV V
• EN 364 The Rise of the British Novel: The Beginnings to Dickens II III IV
• EN 365 The Romantic Movement II IV
• EN 366 20th Century Russian Novel III IV
• EN 368 Imperial Fictions and Colonial Voice Overs IV V
• EN 370 Victorian Novels II IV
• EN 371 African/American Women's Writing III V
• EN 372 Comedy IV
• EN 374 The Modern British Novel: Henry James to the Present III IV
• EN 376 Modern Drama II III IV
• EN 378 The Spirit of Place - Environment as a Shaper of Identity in America III
• EN 379 Film and Literature IV
• EN 381 American Romanticism II
• EN 382 American Literature: 1865-1920 II
• EN 383 American Literature: 1920-1950 III IV V
• EN 384 American Literature: 1950-Present III IV V
• EN 386 Native American Literature V
• EN 387 The American Novel IV
• EN 388 Jewish Literature V
• EN 389 Literature and Religion: The American Experience
• EN 390 Modern Poets and Belief III IV
• EN 392 The City in Literature III IV V
• EN 393 James Joyce's Ulysses III IV
• EN 395 The Adolescent in Literature (Coming of Age in Literature) III V
• EN 396 Caribbean Women Writers III IV V
• EN 397 Modernism in World Literature III V
• EN 398 Women and Fiction: An International Perspective III
• EN 399 Independent Study
• EN/W 200 Creative Writing
• EN/W 202 Creative Writing: Poetry I
• EN/W 204 Creative Writing: Drama
• EN/W 205 Creative Writing: Fiction I
• EN/W 209 Classical Rhetoric and Contemporary Applications
• EN/W 214 Professional Presentations: Writing and Delivery
• EN/W 220 News Writing
• EN/W 222 Journalism Editing and Design
• EN/W 290 Writing and Responding
• EN/W 295 Composition and Style
• EN/W 302 Creative Writing: Poetry II
• EN/W 305 Creative Writing: Fiction II
• EN/W 309 Topics and Techniques for Women Writers
• EN/W 310 Advanced Composition
• EN/W 311 Advanced Composition for Secondary School Teachers
• EN/W 317 Traditional and Structural Grammar
• EN/W 320 Writing the Feature Story
• EN/W 321 Broadcast and Web Writing
• EN/W 322 Literary Journalism
• EN/W 323 Photojournalism
• EN/W 324 Political and Government
• EN/W 330 Literary Journalism
• EN/W 332 Business Writing
• EN/W 335 Technical Writing
• EN/W 336 Issues in Professional Writing
• EN/W 338 Persuasive Writing
• EN/W 345 (Fall) or EN/W 346 (Spring) Internships
• EN/W 347 (Fall) or EN/W 348 (Spring) Independent Writing Project
• EN/W 350 Special Topics: Writing

Area I: courses focused on pre-1800 literature

Area II: courses focused on nineteenth century literature

Area III: courses focused on twentieth century literature

Area IV: courses focused on the ways in which genre affects the production and reception of literature

Area V: courses focused on the ways in which theoretical and/or societal positions affect the production and reception of literature

***If a course is listed as fulfilling more than one of these areas, the student may use it to fulfill only one area.