Department of English

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Jeffrey Johnson, Chair, 2201 Bate Building

Faculty

• Department of English Faculty 

English Honors Program

The Department of English Honors Program provides an opportunity for outstanding English majors to do intensive research in areas of special interest. In order to qualify for the honors program, a student must have a minimum cumulative and major 3.0 GPA. Students participating in the honors program enroll in ENGL 4550  and ENGL 4555  in consecutive semesters of their senior year. After extensive reading on a topic of his or her choice and appropriate consultation with an advisor chosen from among the senior faculty members, the student submits a paper on a topic related to his or her reading and takes an oral examination covering the area of the research.

Programs

• English, BA

• English Minor
• Film Studies Minor
• Linguistics Minor

• Summer Program in England

• Business and Technical Communication Certificate

Courses

• ENGL 1000 - Appreciating Literature
• ENGL 1100 - Composition
• ENGL 1200 - Composition
• ENGL 2000 - Interpreting Literature
• ENGL 2100 - Major British Writers
• ENGL 2200 - Major American Writers
• ENGL 2700 - Introduction to Language Studies
• ENGL 2710 - English Grammar
• ENGL 2740 - Language in the USA
• ENGL 2760 - Afro-Caribbean Language and Culture
• ENGL 2830 - Writing and Style
• ENGL 2900 - Introduction to Film Studies
• ENGL 3000 - History of British Literature to 1700
• ENGL 3010 - History of British Literature, 1700-1900
• ENGL 3020 - History of American Literature to 1900
• ENGL 3030 - Introduction to Rhetorical Studies
• ENGL 3040 - Introduction to Professional Writing
• ENGL 3230 - Southern Literature
• ENGL 3240 - U.S. Latino/a Literature
• ENGL 3250 - Native American Literatures
• ENGL 3260 - African American Literature
• ENGL 3270 - The Frontier in American Literature
• ENGL 3280 - African Literature
• ENGL 3290 - Asian American Literature
• ENGL 3300 - Women and Literature
• ENGL 3330 - Early Twentieth-Century Drama
• ENGL 3340 - Contemporary Drama
• ENGL 3410 - Introduction to Poetry
• ENGL 3420 - The Short Story
• ENGL 3430 - Mystery Fiction
• ENGL 3450 - Northern European Mythology
• ENGL 3460 - Literature and Classical Mythology
• ENGL 3470 - Modern Fantasy
• ENGL 3480 - Science Fiction
• ENGL 3490 - Satire
• ENGL 3570 - American Folklore
• ENGL 3600 - Classics from Homer to Dante
• ENGL 3610 - Human Values in Literature
• ENGL 3630 - The Bible as Literature
• ENGL 3640 - Literature and Religion
• ENGL 3660 - Representing Environmental Crisis
• ENGL 3670 - Narrating Food and Environment
• ENGL 3700 - History of the English Language
• ENGL 3710 - Advanced English Grammar
• ENGL 3720 - Writing Systems of the World
• ENGL 3730 - The Structure of English: Phonology and Morphology
• ENGL 3740 - The Structure of English: Syntax and Semantics
• ENGL 3750 - Introductory Linguistics
• ENGL 3760 - Linguistic Theory for Speech and Hearing Clinicians
• ENGL 3770 - Language Universals
• ENGL 3810 - Advanced Composition
• ENGL 3815 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGL 3820 - Scientific Writing
• ENGL 3830 - Introduction to Play Writing
• ENGL 3831 - Plays from the Writer’s Perspective
• ENGL 3835 - Persuasive Writing
• ENGL 3840 - Introduction to Poetry Writing
• ENGL 3841 - Poetry from the Writer’s Perspective
• ENGL 3850 - Introduction to Fiction Writing
• ENGL 3851 - Fiction from the Writer’s Perspective
• ENGL 3860 - Introduction to Nonfiction Writing
• ENGL 3861 - Creative Nonfiction from the Writer’s Perspective
• ENGL 3870 - Introduction to Editing and Abstracting
• ENGL 3880 - Writing for Business and Industry
• ENGL 3885 - Writing and Publications Development/Process
• ENGL 3890 - Critical Writing
• ENGL 3895 - Topics in Technical and Professional Writing
• ENGL 3900 - American and International Film History, Part I
• ENGL 3901 - American and International Film History Part II
• ENGL 3920 - Film Theory and Criticism
• ENGL 4000 - Introduction to Literary Theory
• ENGL 4010 - Medieval Literature
• ENGL 4020 - Chaucer
• ENGL 4030 - Milton
• ENGL 4040 - Literature of the New World to 1820
• ENGL 4050 - Prose and Poetry of the English Renaissance
• ENGL 4070 - Shakespeare: The Histories
• ENGL 4080 - Shakespeare: The Comedies
• ENGL 4090 - Shakespeare: The Tragedies
• ENGL 4100 - Seventeenth-Century Literature
• ENGL 4120 - Eighteenth-Century Literature
• ENGL 4150 - The Romantic Period
• ENGL 4170 - Victorian Literature
• ENGL 4200 - American Literature, 1820-1865
• ENGL 4230 - North Carolina Literature
• ENGL 4250 - American Literature, 1865-1920
• ENGL 4300 - Recent British and American Writers
• ENGL 4340 - Ethnic American Literature
• ENGL 4360 - World Literature in English
• ENGL 4370 - Literature and Environment
• ENGL 4380 - Studies in African American and African Diaspora Literatures
• ENGL 4510 - Directed Readings
• ENGL 4520 - Directed Readings
• ENGL 4530 - Special Topics Seminars
• ENGL 4540 - Special Topics Seminars
• ENGL 4550 - Senior Honors Seminar
• ENGL 4555 - Senior Honors Seminar
• ENGL 4710 - Teaching English as a Second Language: Theories and Principles
• ENGL 4720 - Applied Linguistics for Language Teachers
• ENGL 4730 - Language and Society
• ENGL 4740 - TESOL Methods

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