Courses

Concentrated study of the changing forms and themes of recent works written outside of Britain and the U.S. The course may focus on the literature of a particular geographical region, historical period, genre, or topic. Texts not originally written in English will be studied in translation.

Independent study in an area within the field of counseling. Selected topic for study is chosen in consultation with the professor supervising the study.

The study of minority cultural traditions in the United States; the examination of the American cultural and political heritage from the perspective of minorities in American society.

This course is an exegetical exploration of the messages of Daniel considering their historical, literary, and theological contexts. Emphasis is given to the interpretation and application of apocalyptic prophecy from a Seventh-day Adventist perspective.

Study and application of design and innovation thinking in entrepreneurship, with a special emphasis on social entrepreneurship. May count either ENVD 5030 or ENVD 6030.

This course offers advanced study in the theory, nature, and practice of discourse. we identify and define it, how we perceive and respond to it, and mostly, how we communicate

Examination of a sub-genre or period of drama, such as tragedy, Restoration comedy, 18th century British drama or modern drama, to be specified for each course scheduling. May be repeated twice when topics vary.

The development, forms and techniques and artistry of a particular period or sub-genre of drama, such as Restoration drama or comedy, to be specified at each course offering. May be offered concurrently with ENGL 4850. May be repeated twice when topics vary.

Examination of a sub-genre or period of drama such as tragedy, Restoration comedy, 18th-century British drama or modern drama. May be repeated twice when the topics vary. May be offered concurrently with THEA 6852.

Study of one or more periods or kinds of drama.