English Department Catelogue Courses

ENG-215 Modern English Literature
Reading and discussion of selected works in English Literature from Shakespeare to the present. May be repeated with consetn of the instructor, provided the topics are substantially different. May be repeated for credit toward the English major with consent of the Department chair.

ENG-225 Middle Eastern Literature
An examination of one of the national literatures of the Middle East or some topic concerning Middle Eastern literature. Possible topics include the Egyptian novel, poetry of the Middle East, Palestinian fiction, a survey of Middle Eastern fiction. May be repeated with consent of the instructor, provided the topics are substantially different. May be repeated for credit toward the English major with consent of the Department chair.

ENG-235 American Literature
Study of selected literary works written by North Americans. Sample topics: Modern U.S. Literature, Canadian Fiction, or Race and Gender. May be repeated with consent of the instructor, provided the topics are substantially different. May be repeated for credit toward the English major with consent of the Department chair.

ENG-245 English Symposium
Examination of a cross-disciplinary topic in literary or cultural studies. This course normally includes guest lectures by faculty from several departments at weekly evening meetings. Possible topics include: Politics and Literature, Fantasy, Gender Identity. May be repeated with consent of the instructor, provided the topics are substantially different. One credit may be counted toward an English major.

ENG-255 Drama
Focuses on different topics in drama. May include the study of an author, time period, or dramatic type. Sample topics: Modern Drama, Greek Tragedy, French Drama. May be repeated with consent of the instructor, provided the topics are substantially different. May be repeated for credit toward the English major with consent of the Department chair.

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