ENGLISH-TEACHING MAJOR--48 hours (English/Language Arts 5-12 Endorsement)
Note: all courses numbers have the ENGLISH-prefix, unless otherwise noted.
CORE COURSES—all of the following:
2120 Critical Writing About Literature
2420 Survey of American Literature
2520 Multicultural Literature
WRITING COURSES—one of the following:
3710 Craft of Creative Nonfiction
4025 Theory and Practice of Writing
4765 Applied Writing: Workplace
Communication
15 hours
2320 Survey of English Literature I:
Beginnings to Early Modernity
2340 Survey of English Literature II:
Romantics to Post-Colonialism
3 hours
4770 Applied Writing: Proposals & Grants
4775 Applied Writing: Technical Communication
COMM J 4735 Advanced Reporting
LINGUISTICS COURSES—one of the following:
TESOL 4110 Structure of English
TESOL 4120 Introduction to Linguistics
6 hours
and one of the following:
TESOL 4140 History of the English Language
TESOL 4510 Language Development
TESOL 4310 Modern English Grammar & Usage TESOL 4710 Applied Linguistics for Teachers
ENGLISH EDUCATION COURSES—all of the following:
15 hours
COMM 1000 Oral Communication (Liberal Arts Core)
4940 Literature for Young Adults
LITED 4117 Methods of Teaching Content Literacy
4980 The Teaching of English
at the Middle and Secondary Levels
(to be taken the semester prior to student teaching;
4920 The Teaching of Writing
includes Level 3 field experience in English/Lang Arts)
GUIDED LITERATURE ELECTIVES: at least one course from each group
topics appropriate for each group may be offered in sections of 4159 [experimental course], 4186 Studies in . . . ,
4188 Author Seminar:________ , 4190 Seminar in Literature: ________, and 4688 Genre Seminar: ________.
a. Literature in English to 1800
4310 Old English: Language, Literature & Culture
4315 Early Modern Drama
4320 English Renaissance
4325 18th Century British Literature
4370
4375
4380
4410
Chaucer
Shakespeare
Milton
Early American Literature
3 hours
b. Literature in English since 1800
4330 British Romantic Writers
4335 British Victorian Writers
4340 British Novel to 1900
4345 20th Century British Novel
4420 The American Renaissance
4425
4430
4445
4602
4615
American Realism and Naturalism
American Poetry to 1914
20th Century American Novel
Modern/Postmodern Poetry
Modern Drama
3 hours
c. Literary Theory, Film, Cross-Cultural
3144 Genocide in Writing and Film (also LAC 6)
4577
3148 The Holocaust in Literature & Film (also LAC 6)
4110 Environmental Literature
4588
4120 Images of Women in Literature
4632
4140 Literary Criticism
4652
4310 Old English: Language, Literature & Culture 4660
4540 African American Literature
4664
4560 Asian American Literature
4672
3 hours
Blues and Jazz in African American
Film and Literature (also LAC 6)
World Literature Seminar: [variable topic]
Literary Nonfiction
Film and Literature
Film History
Film Theory and Criticism
Electronic Literature
For further information and assistance with program planning, contact the English and TESOL Undergraduate
Advising Office, Bartlett 0006 (273-2854), or Kenneth Baughman, Coordinator of English and TESOL Undergraduate
Advising at kenneth.baughman@uni.edu