English
Major Competencies
• Graduates can interpret diverse cultural expressions in works of literature.
• Graduates can use the frameworks of literary criticism to analyze and evaluate works.
• Graduates collaborate in aesthetic communities by articulating how literary studies affect professional, public life.
• Graduates use sophisticated stylistic choices in oral and written communication.
Prerequisite: EN 200 36 credits (minimum): 18 credits in residence, 21 credits upper division. Required:
| COMM 125/325 | Literary Magazine Production | 3 |
| EN/DR 220 | Understanding Drama and its Forms | 3 |
| OR EN/DR 250 | Understanding Film and its Forms | 3 |
| EN 235/335 | Epic Literature and Mythology | 3 |
| EN 245/345 | Urban Literature | 3 |
| OR EN 215/315 | Global Literature | 3 |
| EN 350 | Creative Writing: Poetry and Fiction | 3 |
| OR COMM 351 | Creative Writing: Creative Non-Fiction | 3 |
| EN 325 | Rogues and Rebels: Survey of Literature in English to 1815 | 3 |
| EN 326 | Romantics and Realists: Survey of Literature in English 1815 to Present | 3 |
| EN 360 | Shakespeare | 3 |
| EN 370 | Nature and Structure of English Language | 3 |
| EN 385 | Introduction to Critical Strategies | 3 |
| EN 450 | Ethical Theory for Writing and Reading | 3 |
| EN 495 | Senior Research | 3 |
| HUM 391/392 | Humanities Internship | |
| OR ED 495 | Student Teaching | 2-14 |
