Course Descriptions
English Courses
ENLE 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLE 200 - Literary Studies (WI)
3.00 CrENLE 332 - English Grammar
3.00 CrENLE 333 - History of English Language
3.00 CrENLE 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLE 390 - Tutoring Writing
1.00 CrENLE 404 - Literary Theory & Criticism
3.00 CrENLE 411 - Teaching Eng on the Sec Level
3.00 CrENLE 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENLT 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 215 - Introduction to Literature
3.00 CrENLT 215N - Intro to Literature (ND)(CD)
3.00 CrENLT 216 - Intro to Literature (WI)
3.00 CrENLT 216N - Intro to Literature WI ND
3.00 CrENLT 303 - Medieval English Literature
3.00 CrENLT 306 - Revising Classics (GD)
3.00 CrENLT 323 - Renaissance English Lit
3.00 CrENLT 334 - World Literature (CD)(GD)
3.00 CrENLT 365 - Young Adult Literature
3.00 CrENLT 367 - 19th Cent Brit Lit: Victorians
3.00 CrENLT 373 - 19th Century U.S. Literature
3.00 CrENLT 383 - 20th Century British Lit
3.00 CrENLT 389CD - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 389W - Special Topic
1.00 CrENLT 393 - Jazz Age & Harlem Renais (ND)
3.00 CrENLT 397 - 20th Century U.S. Literature
3.00 CrENLT 411 - African American Lit (CD)(ND)
3.00 CrENLT 412 - Native American Authors (ND)
3.00 CrENLT 413 - U.S. Latino/a LiteratureCD/ND
3.00 CrENLT 423 - Shakespeare
3.00 CrENLT 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENLT 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrENWR 101 - College Writing
3.00 CrENWR 102 - College Composition II
4.00 CrPlacement determined by score on national exams or passing grade in ENWR 101.
ENWR 189 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENWR 264 - Intro Creative Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 302 - Expository Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 303 - Grant Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 305 - Workplace Writing (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 306 - Writing for the Media (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 347 - Creative Writing (WI):
3.00 CrENWR 389 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENWR 425 - Internship
1.00 CrENWR 461 - Adv Creative Writing (WI)
1.00 CrENWR 485 - Independent Study
1.00 CrENWR 489 - Special Topic
1.00 CrENWR 498 - Capstone Seminar (WI)
3.00 CrENWR 499 - Senior Thesis
1.00 CrILC 208 - Philosophy and Poetry
4.00 CrILC 271 - World Cinema
4.00 CrThis course will examine social justice and human rights issues in global and local contexts through critical engagement with world cinema. We will interrogate the relationship between the aesthetics and the politics of world cinema within multiple cinematic traditions (e.g. Neo-Realism, Third Cinema, Indigenous Media, etc.) and genres (narrative cinema, documentary, etc.). We will focus on the intersections between the global and the local, between history and memory, and between the self and the "other." Students will apply their knowledge of the critical frameworks and themes learned through the course to their examination of similar issues in their community.
ILC 272 - Depression, Trauma, & Lit
4.00 CrA Discerning Eye: Depression, Trauma and Madness in Literature.
How do we diagnose a mental illness? How are symptoms of mental illness portrayed in literature? Depression, Trauma and Madness will examine the ways in which psychology and literature both overlap and diverge on the subject of mental illness. The course will consist of a conversation between literary texts that portray mental illnesses and psychologists' current understanding of those illnesses. The course will focus on comparing and contrasting current diagnostics for many common psychological disorders and how certain disorders are reflected in the literature. The course will have distinct units with specific texts used to highlight important aspects of depression, trauma and madness.