This table lists the upper-level courses in literature, creative writing, film and digital media, and communications that the English Department will be offering over a three-year span. While some courses may change, the department tries to ensure that at least one course from each category (A-F) is available each semester.
ENGL 260: Introduction to English Studies (Sweitzer)
ENGL 307: English Renaissance Poetry (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 310: Arthurian Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 311: The English Romantic Period (Hall) B
ENGL 320: Black Literature in the U.S. (Neighbors) C
ENGL 340: African Literature (Rostan) D
ENGL 371: Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 342: Grammar and History of English (Ware) D
ENGL 348: Literature, Culture, and Society (Harper) E
ENGL 349: Game Narratives (Douglass) D
ENGL 371: Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 373: Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 377: Digital Filmmaking (Sexeny) E
ENGL 380: World Documentary Cinema (Lee) C
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall)
ENGL 415: Modernist Fiction (Wilson) B
ENGL 260: Introduction to English Studies (TBD)
ENGL 302: Chaucer (Grinnell) A
ENGL 306: Shakespeare’s Tragedies and Romances (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 427: Queer Black Literature (Neighbors) C
ENGL 378: Novella Workshop (Reynolds)
ENGL 320: Southern Literature (Harper) D
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 421: Early American Popular Novels (Voeller) B
ENGL 430: American Horror Film (Ware) B
ENGL 433: European & US Drama, 1870-1950 (Wilson) B
ENGL 436: Literature and Human Rights (Rostan) D
ENGL 446: Screen Surveillance: Film, TV, and Social Media (Sexeny) D
ENGL 451: Film and Digital Media Capstone (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 471: Advanced Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 473: Advanced Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 474: Writing in Digital Environments (Hall) E
ENGL 304: Spenser, Milton, and Renaissance Epic (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 320: Southern Literature (Harper) B
ENGL 324: Ethnic Literature in the US (Neighbors) C
ENGL 332: Global Medieval Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 371: Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 373: Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 379: Screenwriting Workshop (Sexeny) E
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 428: Slave Narratives as Resistance (Voeller) B
ENGL 413: Early English Novel (Ware) A
ENGL 416: US & British Poetry: 1914-1945 (Wilson) B
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 437: South African Literature after Apartheid (Rostan) C
ENGL 437B: Film and TV Adaptations of World Literature (Lee) C
ENGL 447: Digital Literature (Hall) D
ENGL 301: British Medieval Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 305: Shakespeare: Comedies / Histories (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 321: Antebellum Abolition Literature (Voeller) B
ENGL 330: Black Arts Movement (Neighbors) C
ENGL 341: Literary Theory (Lee) D
ENGL 345: Literature and Gender Theory (Douglass) D
ENGL 350: Digital Media Theory (Hall) D
ENGL 387: Business and Professional Writing (Wilson) E
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 431: International Horror Film (Ware) C
ENGL 441: Black Feminism (Harper) C
ENGL 451: Film and Digital Media Capstone (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 471: Advanced Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 473: Advanced Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 479: Advanced Screenwriting Workshop (Sexeny) E
ENGL 436: Representations of Atrocity and Human Rights (Rostan) D
ENGL 303: English Renaissance Drama (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 310: Arthurian Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 320: Black Literature in the US (Neighbors) C
ENGL 322: American Literature Post Civil War (Voeller) B
ENGL 349: Game Narratives (Douglass) D
ENGL 371: Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 474: Writing in Digital Environments (Hall) D
ENGL 342: Grammar and History of English (Ware) D
ENGL 340: African Literature (Rostan) C
ENGL 348: Literature, Culture, Society (Harper) B
ENGL 373: Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 377: Digital Filmmaking (Sexeny) E
ENGL 380: Experimental Cinema (Lee) C
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 415: Modernist Fiction (Wilson) B
ENGL 302: Chaucer (Grinnell) A
ENGL 306: Shakespeare’s Tragedies and Romances (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 473: Advanced Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 339: Race, Gender, Empire (Rostan) C
ENGL 347: Visual Rhetoric (Lee) D
ENGL 375: Art of the Personal Essay (Reynolds) E
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 421: Early American Popular Novels (Voeller) B
ENGL 427: Queer Black Literature (Neighbors) C
ENGL 430: American Horror Film (Ware) B
ENGL 433: European & US Drama, 1870-1950 (Wilson) B
ENGL 451: Film and Digital Media Capstone (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 447: Digital Literature (Hall) D
ENGL 477: Advanced Digital Filmmaking (Sexeny) E
ENGL 480: Black Girlhood (Harper) C
ENGL 304: Spenser, Milton and the Renaissance Epic (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 320: Southern Literature (Harper) B
ENGL 324: Ethnic Literature in the US (Neighbors) C
ENGL 332: Global Medieval Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 347: Film and TV Adaptations of World Literature (Lee) C
ENGL 350: Digital Media Theory (Hall) D
ENGL 413: Early English Novel (Ware) A
ENGL 416: US & British Poetry, 1914-1945 (Wilson) B
ENGL 371: Short Story Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 373: Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 379: Screenwriting Workshop (Sexeny) E
ENGL 388: Public Speaking (Smith-Tyus) E
ENGL 437: South African Literature after Apartheid (Rostan) C
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)
ENGL 428: Slave Narratives as Resistance (Voeller) B
ENGL 301: British Medieval Literature (Grinnell) A
ENGL 305: Shakespeare’s Comedies and Histories (Sweitzer) A
ENGL 321: Antebellum Abolition Literature (Voeller) B
ENGL 330: Black Arts Movement (Neighbors) C
ENGL 341: Literary Theory (Lee) D
ENGL 345: Literature and Gender Theory (Douglass) D
ENGL 378: Novella Workshop (Reynolds) E
ENGL 387: Business and Professional Writing (Wilson) E
ENGL 320: Southern Literature (Harper) B
ENGL 431: International Horror Film (Ware) C
ENGL 436: Representations of Atrocity and Human Rights (Rostan) C
ENGL 473: Advanced Poetry Workshop (Whitfill) E
ENGL 441: Black Feminism (Harper) C
ENGL 474: Writing in Digital Environments (Hall) E
ENGL 479: Advanced Screenwriting Workshop (Sexeny) E
ENGL 400: Communications in the Community (Hall / Sexeny)