Projected Course Offerings
The Department of English plans tentative course offerings two years in advance. The list of projected course offerings is designed to help students plan their schedules over the course of multiple semesters, however, students must understand that these course offerings are not guaranteed. For the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding course offerings for the upcoming semester, log on to BannerWeb. Course descriptions are also available via the online undergraduate catalog.
Fall 2008
Group A – Literature Before Early to Mid-19th Century
302 Literature of the English Renaissance – Schwartz
304 Shakespeare – Russell
Group B – Literature After Early to Mid-19th Century
334 American Indian Literatures – Wadman
370 ST: Conspiracy: Films of the Cold War and After – Cheever
370 ST: Victorian Fantasy – Gruner
Group C – Other Courses in Literature, Language, and Writing
372 Theater and Society – Saal
383 Introduction to Composition Theory and Pedagogy – Carleton
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Stevens
385 Fiction Writing – Stevens
397 ST in Writing: Poetry and Art – Henry (with Rhodes in Studio Art)
Seminars
400 The Long Postcolonial Novel – Hewett-Smith
400 Race, Identity, and Comm. in Contemp. Am. Fiction/Film – Jones
400 Milton – Schwartz
400 Medicine, Meaning, and Mortality – Hilliard
401 Creative Writing Seminar – Henry
498 Honors Seminar – Givens
297/298 Literature in Context
297 Genre and Mode – Cheever
297 Genre and Mode – Hewett-Smith
298 Texts in History – Ashe
298 Texts in History – Pelletier
Other 200-Level Courses
203 Children’s Literature – Gruner
203 Children’s Literature – Gruner
206 Selected Readings in American Literature – Pelletier
206 Selected Readings in American Literature – Carleton
208 20th-Century American Fiction – Ashe
221 Introduction to Poetry – Coudriet
223 The Modern Novel – Outka
223 The Modern Novel – Outka
231 African American Literature – Ashe
233 Contemporary Native American Literatures – Wadman
234 Shakespeare – Russell
235 Narratives of Personal Development: Writing for the Historyless – Brodber (visiting writer/scholar)
Spring 2009
Group A – Literature Before Early to Mid-19th Century
301 Literature of the Middle Ages – Hewett-Smith
309 Desire and Identity in the Renaissance – Russell
Group B – Literature After Early to Mid-19th Century
337 Postcolonial Literatures – Staff
369 American Culture / American Film – Cheever
370 ST: The Harlem Renaissance – Ashe
370 ST: Modernist British Fiction – Outka
Group C – Other Courses in Literature, Language, and Writing
383 Introduction to Composition Theory and Pedagogy – Essid
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Stevens
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Stevens
386 Poetry Writing – Henry
387 Writing for the Stage – Stevens
392 Creative Nonfiction – Gruner
Seminars
400 American Gothic Fiction – Lurie
400 Civil-War Literature – Pelletier
400 Contemporary Fiction in the US: Texts and Paradigms – Wadman
400 Woolf and Mansfield – Outka
Tocqueville Seminar (director) – Saal
297/298 Literature in Context
297 Genre and Mode – Schwartz
297 Genre and Mode – Jones
298 Texts in History – Wadman
298 Texts in History – Gruner
Other 200-Level Courses
206 Selected Readings In American Literature – Carleton
206 Selected Readings In American Literature – Carleton
208 20th-Century American Fiction – Lurie
208 20th-Century American Fiction – Lurie
221 Introduction to Poetry – Schwartz
221 Introduction to Poetry – Schwartz
222 Short Fiction – Coudriet
227 Life-Writing as Literature – MacAllister
229 The Black Vernacular – Ashe
234 Shakespeare – Russell
299 The Art of Story Telling – Coudriet
Fall 2009
Group A – Literature Before Early to Mid-19th Century
301 Literature of the Middle Ages – Hewett-Smith
312 English Literature of the Romantic Movement – Givens
321 Early American Literature – Pelletier
Group B – Literature After Early to Mid-19th Century
335 Black Women Writers – Dance
370 ST in Victorian Literature – Gruner
370 ST: Americans Abroad – Jones
Group C – Other Courses in Literature, Language, and Writing
381 Modern Grammar – MacAllister
383 Introduction to Composition Theory and Pedagogy – Essid
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Henry
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Henry
386 Poetry Writing – Henry
Seminars
400 Hart Crane and His Contexts – Lurie
400 Self as Performance in the Renaissance – Russell
400 Seminar topic TBA – Ashe
401 Creative Writing Seminar – Stevens
498 Honors Seminar – Givens
297/298 Literature in Context
297 Genre and Mode – Hewett-Smith
297 Genre and Mode – Stevens
298 Texts in History – Outka
298 Texts in History – Pelletier
Other 200-Level Courses
203 Children’s Literature – Gruner
203 Children’s Literature – Gruner
206 Selected Readings in American Literature (Outdoors) – Carleton
208 20th-Century American Fiction – Ashe
220 Introduction to Film Studies – Lurie
220 Introduction to Film Studies – Lurie
221 Introduction to Poetry – Schwartz
238 Selected Readings in Caribbean Literature – Dance
299 ST: Race and Representation – Pelletier
Spring 2010
Group A – Literature Before Early to Mid-19th Century
308 IDST in the Middle Ages and Renaissance – Hewett-Smith
309 Desire and Identity in the Renaissance – Russell
330 ST: Renaissance Lyric Poetry – Schwartz
Group B – Literature After Early to Mid-19th Century
368 History and Aesthetics of Film – Lurie
370 ST: Modernist British Fiction – Outka
Group C – Other Courses in Literature, Language, and Writing
376 Modern Literary Theory – Pelletier
378 The Novel in Theory and Practice – Hilliard
383 Introduction to Composition Theory and Pedagogy – Carleton
384 Introduction to Creative Writing – Stevens
385 Fiction Writing – Stevens
387 Writing for the Stage – Henry
392 Creative Nonfiction Writing – Stevens
397 ST: Mixed Media Writing – Henry
Seminars
400 The African American Novel – Dance
400 Topic in Victorian or children’s literature – Gruner
400 Literature of India – Hewett-Smith
297/298 Literature in Context
297 Genre and Mode – Lurie
297 Genre and Mode – Schwartz
298 Texts in History – Dance
298 Texts in History – Gruner
Other 200-Level Courses
206 Selected Readings in American Literature – Pelletier
217 The Bible and Literature – Givens
222 Short Fiction – Carleton
222 Short Fiction – Carleton
223 The Modern Novel – Outka
227 Life-Writing as Literature – MacAllister
229 The Black Vernacular – Ashe
230 Women in Modern Literature – Jones
299 ST: Asian American Literature – Wadman