Courses

A different topic each term examining women’s writing through historical period, genre, cross-cultural study and/or feminist literary theory. May be repeated for credit.

A different topic each term examining women’s writing through historical period, genre, cross-cultural study and/or feminist literary theory. May be repeated for credit.

Students evaluate a variety of topics and figures in world fiction.

Research, writing and critical examination of selected topics in the study and teaching of world history.

Graduate level courses in writing to support the master's degree in Engaged and Applied Humanities. The content will vary to suit student needs and faculty availability. History

An examination of a wide range of literary texts appropriate for use in grades 7-12, focused so that students will develop an understanding of the basic reading processes, including reading assessment, comprehension strategies, and techniques for corrective reading, as well as a series of effective methodologies for promoting the critical appreciation of literature.

A seminar devoted to the exploration of a specific topic in Latin American history. May be repeated twice when content varies for a maximum of nine hours.

This course will cover specific topics in the history of Islamic civilization. May be repeated for credit when content varies.

Thorough study of topics not included in the curriculum. Offered according to demand. Special Topics Course

The major British poets and nonfiction writers from 1830 to 190. Focus varies with each course offering. May be repeated once when the topics vary substantially. May be offered concurrently with ENGL 6550.