FALL 2014 MAJOR COURSES
One course from each row marked with a dagger (†) required for major
Additional courses from any section may count towards the 4 required major electives
MMC
Medieval Literature †
 ENL 3504: Families in Medieval and
Renaissance Lit (Blatt)
 ENL 4210: Medieval Monstrosity (Blatt)
 ENL 4311: Chaucer (Baker)
Renaissance/Early Modern Literature †
 ENL 3504: Families in Medieval and
Renaissance Lit (Blatt)
 ENL 4161: Renaissance Drama (Strycharski)
 ENL 4320: Shakespeare’s Histories (Sutton)
 ENL 4321: Shakespeare’s Comedies
(McIntire)
18th/19thCentury English Literature †
 ENL 3112: Development of the Novel (Pearl)
 ENL 4230: Studies in Restoration and 18thC
Lit (Casines)
 ENL 4242: Romanticism II (Daruwala)
 ENL 4251-U01: Victorian Poetry (Marcus)
20th/21st Century English Literature †
 ENL 4273-U01: Studies in Modern British Lit,
1890-1945 (Blevins)
 LIT 4001: Psychological Novel (Marcus)
Early American Literature †
 AML 4606: Studies in 19th Century African
American Lit (Russell)
Late American Literature †
 AML 4155: Modern American Poetry (Cadle)
 AML 4245-U01: Modernism and PostModernism in American Lit (Johnson)
 AML 4503: Great Depression (McIntire)
 AML 4930: US Latino Lit (Luszczynska)
 LIT 4001: Psychological Novel (Marcus)
Multicultural Literature †
 AML 4606: Studies in 19th Century African
American Lit (Russell)
 AML 4930: US Latino Lit (Luszczynska)
 ENG 4043: Feminist Theory/Antebellum Lit
(Richardson)
 LIT 3170: Holocaust Literature (Baker)
 LIT 3671 (GL): Global Issues in Lit (Bentley
Baker)
 LIT 4224: Exile and Literature (Milbauer)
 LIT 4351: Major African Writers (Dhar)
 LIT 4930: Deconstruction and the Caribbean
Postcolonial (Luszczynska and Russell) Two
sections
BBC
Medieval Literature †
Early Modern/Renaissance †
 ENL 4322: Shakespeare’s Tragedies
(Dickson)
Online
Medieval Literature †
Early
Modern/Renaissance†
18th/19th Century English Literature †
 ENL 4251-B51: Victorian Literature
(McCormack)
 ENL 4254: Late Victorian Fiction
(Rochelson)
18th/19th Century
English †
20th/21st Century English Lit †
 ENL 4273-B51: Studies in Modern
British Lit (McCormack)
20th/21st Century
English †
Early American Literature †
Early American Lit †
Late American Literature †
 AML 4245-B51: Modernism and PostModernism in American Lit (Sugg)
Late American Lit †
Multicultural Literature †
Multicultural Lit †
Linguistics †
 LIN 3013-U01: General Linguistics (F. Yavaş)
 LIN 4680-U01: Modern English Grammar
(Thompson)
Linguistics †
 LIN 3013-B51: General Linguistics
(Hopkins)
 LIN 4680-B51: Modern English
Grammar (Hopkins)
Linguistics †
Composition
 ENC 3213: Professional and Technical Writing
(Lauren / Creeden / Ramos / Miles) Multiple
sections
 ENC 3311: Advanced Writing and Research
(Wick)
 ENC 3354-U01: Writing as Social Action
(Warman)
 ENC 3371: Rhetorical Theory and Practice
(Lauren)
 ENC 3416: Writing and New Media
(Strycharski)
 ENC 4331: Writing, Rhetoric, and Community
(Feigenbaum)
 ENC 4930-U01: Intro to Legal Writing
(Raiford)
 ENC 4930-U02: Special Topic (V. Sohan)
Creative Writing
 CRW 3111-U01: Narrative Techniques
(Chinelly)
Composition
 ENC 3213-B51: Professional and
Technical Writing (Elmore)
 ENC 3354-B51: Writing as Social
Action (Lopez)
 ENC 3491: The Processes of Writing
(Hutchinson)
 ENC 4355: Writing About Film
(Silverstein)
Composition
 ENC 3213:
Professional and
Technical Writing
(Greene / Mooney /
Lauren) Multiple
sections
Creative Writing
 CRW 3111-B52: Narrative
Techniques (Dean)
 CRW 3311: Poetic Techniques
(Wade)
 CRW 4930: Special Topics (Wade)
Prerequisites CRW 2001, 3111/3311
Film
 ENG 3138: The Movies (Silverstein)
 ENG 4132: Studies in the Film (Sugg)
Creative Writing
Film
 ENG 4121: History of Film (Sutton)
Additional Electives
 ENG 4022: Rhetorics and Poetics
(Strycharski)
 LIT 3200: Evil and Transgression in Lit
(Johnson)
 LIT 3930: Truth, Lies, Storytelling
(Ratner)
 LIN 4214: Applied Phonetics (M. Yavaş)
Additional Electives
 LIN 3670: Grammatical Usage
(Silverstein)
Film
 FIL 3006: Intro to
Film Studies (Bentley
Baker)
Additional Electives