CRN# Dept Crse Sec Hrs Course Name Day Start End
 
August 20 - December 14
10001 ENGL 0803 M01 3 Esl: Listening and Speaking TR 08:00am  09:15
    Enrollment: 12 Location: TURNER 215 Inst: Timothy McAlpine
  For speakers of English as a second language. Focuses on improvement of the English skills in daily life and, especially, academic contexts. Grading Credit/No Credit. Students are not allowed to withdraw from this course as it is a developmental course. Course rotation: Fall.
 
10002 ENGL 0804 M01 4 Esl: Reading and Writing MTRF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 17 Location: TURNER 104 Inst: Timothy McAlpine
  For speakers of English as a second language. Focuses on improving the skills of reading and writing. Includes work on increasing active and passive vocabulary, improving reading comphrehension, and strengthening the skills of expression and coherence when writing in English. Grading: Credit/No Credit. Students are not allowed to withdraw from this course as it is a developmental course. Course rotation: Fall.
 
10004 ENGL 0903 M01 3 Intro to Writing Studies MWF 10:30am  11:20
    Enrollment: 19 Location: SLIDER 201 Inst: Robert Wilson
  Introduces students to college-level writing, with emphases on writing as process, critical thinking, and strategies for successfully addressing writing assignments in a variety of genres. By the end of the semester, students will be able to produce well-organized, thoughtful writing of various types that may include personal narratives, rhetorical analyses, argument essays, literary responses, short stories, and book reviews. Students will learn what it meas to be a writer and to think critically about texts. Grading: Credit/No Credit. Note: Some sections of ENGL 0903 will be identified by ESL. These sections are recommended for international students. Course rotation: All semesters.
 
10005 ENGL 0903 M02 3 Intro to Writing Studies MWF 11:30am  12:20
    Enrollment: 17 Location: SLIDER 201 Inst: Allison Smith
 
10006 ENGL 0903 M03 3 Intro to Writing Studies MWF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 18 Location: SLIDER 201 Inst: Allison Smith
 
10868 ENGL 0903 M04 3 Intro to Writing Studies MWF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 16 Location: TURNER 108 Inst: Robert Wilson
 
10003 ENGL 0903 M05 3 Intro to Writing Studies TR 09:30am  10:45
  F  Enrollment: 20 Location: GOODHU 315 Inst: Shellena Smith
 
10007 ENGL 1013 M01 3 Writing Studies I MWF 08:30am  09:20
  F  Enrollment: 23 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Jared Odd
  Familiarizes students with the expectations of college-level writing, with emphases on writing as process, critical thinking, and fundamentals of research. Focus may be divided between the standard features of academic writing that may include personal narratives, rhetorical analyses, argument essays, literary responses, and short, researched essays. Students will begin to develop sophisticated analytical skills to complement a broadened understanding of the writing process and what it means to be a writer. Topics, subject matter, and approaches will vary depending upon individual instructors. Prerequisite: 18 or above ACT English sub-score, 83 or above Accuplacer Sentence Skills sub-score, or successful completion of ENGL 0903 or 0904.
 
10008 ENGL 1013 M02 3 Writing Studies I MWF 09:30am  10:20
  F  Enrollment: 23 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Joanne Waller
 
10009 ENGL 1013 M03 3 Writing Studies I MWF 10:30am  11:20
    Enrollment: 21 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Kara Mollis
 
10010 ENGL 1013 M04 3 Writing Studies I MWF 11:30am  12:20
  F  Enrollment: 22 Location: GOODIN 201 Inst: Joanne Waller
 
10011 ENGL 1013 M05 3 Writing Studies I MWF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 20 Location: TURNER 107 Inst: Sylvia Ahrens
 
10012 ENGL 1013 M06 3 Writing Studies I MWF 01:30pm  02:20
  F  Enrollment: 23 Location: TURNER 107 Inst: Sylvia Ahrens
 
10013 ENGL 1013 M07 3 Writing Studies I TR 08:00am  09:15
  F  Enrollment: 23 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Ernest Thifault
 
10014 ENGL 1013 M08 3 Writing Studies I TR 11:00am  12:15
    Enrollment: 17 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Molly Ferguson
 
10015 ENGL 1013 M09 3 Writing Studies I TR 12:30pm  01:45
  F  Enrollment: 10 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Molly Ferguson
  GLOBAL LEARNING COMMUNITY
 
10017 ENGL 1013 M10 3 Writing Studies I TR 02:00pm  03:15
    Enrollment: 20 Location: TURNER 108 Inst: Tip Shanklin
 
10869 ENGL 1013 M11 3 Writing Studies I MWF 10:30am  11:20
  F  Enrollment: 22 Location: GOODIN 201 Inst: Joanne Waller
 
10871 ENGL 1013 M12 3 Writing Studies I TR 11:00am  12:15
    Enrollment: 19 Location: FUGITT 327 Inst: Jamie Moore-Bailey
 
10018 ENGL 1023 M01 3 Writing Studies II MWF 08:30am  09:20
    Enrollment: 21 Location: TURNER 107 Inst: Sylvia Ahrens
  Builds on knowledge developed in Writing Studies I and provides comprehensive instruction on incorporating research in academic writing assignments. Students learn how to summarize, synthesize, and document sources using MLA documentation style. Using researched material for support rather than as the primary content of an essay will be encouraged and emphasized. Students will exhibit sophisticated analytical skills to complement a broad understanding of the writing process and what it means to be a writer. Topics, subject matter, and approaches will vary depending upon individual instructors. Prerequisite: Minimum grade of C in ENGL 1013 or minimum ACT English sub-score of 25. Course rotation: All semesters.
 
10019 ENGL 1023 M02 3 Writing Studies II MWF 09:30am  10:20
  F  Enrollment: 19 Location: SLIDER 201 Inst: Timothy McAlpine
  GLOBAL LEARNING COMMUNITY
 
10020 ENGL 1023 M03 3 Writing Studies II MWF 10:30am  11:20
  F  Enrollment: 22 Location: TURNER 107 Inst: Sylvia Ahrens
 
10021 ENGL 1023 M04 3 Writing Studies II MWF 11:30am  12:20
  F  Enrollment: 22 Location: EVERET 200 Inst: Mark Dunphy
 
10022 ENGL 1023 M05 3 Writing Studies II MWF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 18 Location: GOODHU 206 Inst: Shellena Smith
 
10023 ENGL 1023 M06 3 Writing Studies II MWF 01:30pm  02:20
  F  Enrollment: 18 Location: GOODIN 201 Inst: Erin Wais-Hennen
  HEALTH LEARNING COMMUNITY
 
10024 ENGL 1023 M07 3 Writing Studies II TR 11:00am  12:15
  F  Enrollment: 24 Location: SLIDER 201 Inst: Ernest Thifault
 
10025 ENGL 1023 M08 3 Writing Studies II TR 12:30pm  01:45
    Enrollment: 21 Location: TURNER 108 Inst: Kerry Robertson
 
10569 ENGL 1023 M09 3 Writing Studies II MWF 11:30am  12:20
    Enrollment: 19 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Robert Wilson
 
10026 ENGL 2003 M01 3 Great Books TR 12:30pm  01:45
  F  Enrollment: 28 Location: GOODHU 205 Inst: Mark Dunphy
  Introduces and explores the foundational and/or subsequent great books of the literary tradition of Western Civilization and how they address the great questions human- kind has attempted to answer for millennia. The basic terminiology and methodology used in literary study of fiction, drama, and poetry will also be presented. Readings and topics will vary depending upon the instructor. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Prerequisite: ENGL 1013. Course rotation: Fall
 
10555 ENGL 2101 M01 1 Writing Center Peer Tutoring T 05:00pm  06:00
    Enrollment: 5 Location: SLIDER 200 Inst: Jared Odd
  In-service training for Writing Center peer tutors. Students will explore the writing process; negotiate peer tutoring roles and relationships; synthesize writing center theory and practice; and collaborate for self, client, and Center development. Prerequisite: Minimum grade of B in ENGL 1023 or permission of the instructor. Course Rotation: Fall and Spring.
 
10873 ENGL 2101 M02 1 Writing Center Peer Tutoring W 05:00pm  06:00
    Enrollment: 15 Location: GOODIN 201 Inst: Jared Odd
 
10027 ENGL 2103 M01 3 Literary Interpretation MWF 09:30am  10:20
    Enrollment: 24 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Kara Mollis
  Introduces students to the fundamental terminology and methodology for understanding and interpreting the literary genres of fiction, drama, and poetry. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Topics, subject matter, and approaches may vary depending upon the instructor. Open to all students, this course is required for English mjaors: Prerequisite: ENGL 1013. Course rotation: All semesters.
 
10028 ENGL 2103 M02 3 Literary Interpretation MWF 10:30am  11:20
    Enrollment: 24 Location: EVERET 200 Inst: Ernest Thifault
 
10029 ENGL 2103 M03 3 Literary Interpretation MWF 11:30am  12:20
  F  Enrollment: 28 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Tip Shanklin
 
10030 ENGL 2103 M04 3 Literary Interpretation MWF 12:30pm  01:20
  F  Enrollment: 25 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Molly Ferguson
 
10031 ENGL 2103 M05 3 Literary Interpretation TR 11:00am  12:15
  F  Enrollment: 27 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Allison Smith
 
10551 ENGL 2103 M06 3 Literary Interpretation MWF 08:30am  09:20
    Enrollment: 23 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Ernest Thifault
 
10032 ENGL 3103 M01 3 Creative Writing TR 11:00am  12:15
    Enrollment: 14 Location: LIB LCONF Inst: Tip Shanklin
  Provides students the opportunity to learn and practice the essentials of writing poetry, fiction, drama, and creative nonfiction in a workshop setting. This course emphasizes intellectual development and cultural literacy. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103 or ENGL 2203. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10033 ENGL 3113 M01 3 American Literature I MWF 08:30am  09:20
    Enrollment: 24 Location: EVERET 200 Inst: Mark Dunphy
  Advanced study of American literature to 1865, which will include Early, Colonial, and Romantic authors. Effective use of secondary sources and research-supported writing will be included. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, and cultural literacy. Topics, subject matter, and approaches may vary depending upon the instructor. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10034 ENGL 3163 M01 3 Women Writers MWF 01:30pm  02:20
    Enrollment: 11 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Kerry Robertson
  Advanced study that examines the works of women writers within the contexts of gender, history, society, politics, writing, literature, and literary theory. Content and variety of authors will vary by instructor. Effective use of secondary sources and research-supported writing will be included. This course is also an elective for the Women's Studies program and emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. May be repeated once for credit. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103 or ENGL 2203. Course Rotation: Fall
 
10035 ENGL 3213 M01 3 British Literature I TR 09:30am  10:45
    Enrollment: 8 Location: TURNER 105 Inst: Timothy McAlpine
  Advanced study of British literature to 1798, which will include Old, Middle, Renaissance, and Enlightenment authors. Effective use of secondary sources and research- supported writing will be included. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and global awareness. Topics, subject matter, and approaches may vary depending upon the instructor. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103 or ENGL 2203. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10036 ENGL 3363 M01 3 Modern Critical Theory TR 02:00pm  03:15
    Enrollment: 14 Location: FUGITT 118 Inst: Allison Smith
  Examines the basic principles and moves to advanced applications of literary and modern critical theories, which may include feminist and gender studies, reader-response theory, new historicism, deconstruction, and post- colonialism. By semester's end, students will have the opportunity to develop their own critical positions. Effective use of secondary sources and research- supported writing will be included. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Topics, subject matter, and approaches may vary depending upon the instructor. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103 or ENGL 2203. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10038 ENGL 3503 M01 3 Advanced Writing MWF 09:30am  10:20
    Enrollment: 15 Location: GOODHU 306 Inst: Erin Wais-Hennen
  This course enhances students' abilities to think critically and write effectively through exposure to current and ongoing scholarly conversations about the theory and practice of writing. Students will have multiple opportunities to join the conversation (both orally and in writing), to communicate in various forms and styles (formal as well as informal), and to refine various skills (e.g., editing). This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, and cultural literacy. By the end of the course, students will be not only more effective writers and critical thinkers, but also more flexible and thoughtful users of the English language. Prerequisite: ENGL 1023. Course Rotation: Alternate Fall.
 
10037 ENGL 3523 M01 3 Teach of Literature & Writing MWF 11:30am  12:20
    Enrollment: 9 Location: GOODHU 306 Inst: Kerry Robertson
  Establishes methods, techniques, and current theories for incorporating literacy instruction in the English classroom. Includes an overview of reading and writing processes, discussions of the application of literacy principles, and attention to various critical approaches through which to guide and instruct students in English courses. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Approaches and subject matter may vary depending upon the instructor(s). Includes a field component for Education majors. Prerequisites: ENGL 1023 and general education literature requirement. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10039 ENGL 3833 M01 3 Major Authors Seminar MWF 12:30pm  01:20
    Enrollment: 14 Location: FUGITT 131 Inst: Tip Shanklin
  HONORS SECTION
  Advanced, in-depth study of one, sometimes two, authors from the ancient world to the present and includes exploration and critical readings of primary texts and secondary material, especially literary criticism. Efffective use of secondary sources and research-supported writing will be included. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Topics, subject matter, and approaches may vary depending upon the instructor. May be repeated once for credit. Prerequisite: ENGL 2103 or ENGl 2203. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
10040 ENGL 4343 M01 3 Global Literature MWF 10:30am  11:20
    Enrollment: 11 Location: LIB LCONF Inst: Molly Ferguson
  Intensive study of literary works and traditions from various parts of the world, possibly including Africa, India, South America, and the Middle East. Attention will be paid to cultural norms, the effects of translation, and adaption of/resistance to the Western canon. Students will engage with theoretical perspectives, including postcolonial literary theory, in conjunction with the primary texts. Use of secondary sources and research writing will be included. This course emphasizes intellectual development, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and global awareness. Prerequisite: General education literature requirement. Course Rotation: Alternate Fall.
 
10041 ENGL 4903 M01 3 English Majors Seminar TR 12:30pm  01:45
    Enrollment: 7 Location: SLIDER 300 Inst: Kara Mollis
  The English program's capstone course that provides students further opportunities to explore literature, writing, and language topics and ideas, culminating in a substantive research-supported writing project. As part of the course, students also prepare for and take the written senior exam based on questions from the program's interview. This course also emphasizes intellectual develoment, critical analysis, cultural literacy, and, when applicable, global awareness. Prerequisites: ENGL 3363 and senior standing. Course Rotation: Fall.
 
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