General Education(GE) courses in bold text.
English 1110, First Year English Composition
English 1193, Individual Studies
English 2201, British Literature: Medieval to 1800
English 2202, British Literature: 1800-Present
English 2220, Introduction to Shakespeare
English 2221, Shakespeare, Race, and Gender
English 2262, Introduction to Drama
English 2263, Introduction to Film
English 2276, Arts of Persuasion
English 2277, Introduction to Disability Studies
English 2281, African American Literature
English 2290, Colonial and U.S. Literature to 1865
English 2291, U.S. Literature: 1865-Present
English 2381, Introduction to the Black Atlantic
English 3011.01, Digital Activism
English 3100, Citizenship, Justice, and Diversity in Literatures, Cultures, and Media
English 3110, Citizenship and Social Justice in Literature and Film
English 3260, Poetry and Transformation
English 3262, Adaptation and Literature
English 3264, Monsters Within and Without, “Gothic Sex and Gendered Horror”
English 3265, Fictions of Creation: Robots, Androids, AIs, and Clones
English 3304, Business Writing
English 3350, Space and Time Travelers
English 3372, Science-Fiction and Fantasy Literature, “Automatic Minds and Bodies”
English 3378, Special Topics in Film and Literature,
English 3395, Performing Leadership in Literature and Film
English 3398, Methods for the Study of Literature
English 4520.01, Shakespeare
English 4520.02, Special Topics in Shakespeare (recent topics include Shakespeare’s Female Contemporary: Elizabeth Cary; Pandemic Shakespeare)
English 4521, Renaissance Drama
English 4540, Nineteenth-Century British Poetry, “Form, History, Materials”
English 4542, The Nineteenth-Century Novel, “Jane Austen: The Style of Everyday Romance”
English 4562, Studies in Literature and Other Arts, "Global Romanticism”
English 4564.02, Major Author, 18th-19th Century British Literature, "Words, State, Worth: Wordsworth"
English 4581, Special Topics in U.S. Ethnic Literature and Culture
English 4582, Special Topics in African American Literature
English 4592, Women’s Public Voices in Premodern England (other recent topics include The Worlds of Hester Pulter and Margaret Cavendish; Renaissance Women Writers and Their Books)