BA-ENGL - Bachelor of Arts in English

ACAD 101

Principles of the Learning Academy

1

Shared Skills and Proficiencies

Writing and Critical Thinking

WRIT 101

Composition

3

HMXP 102     

Human Experience

3

CRTW 201

Critical Reading, Thinking & Writing

3

Oral Communication

See approved list; may be met in major or other gen ed requirement

0-3

Technology

See approved list; may be met in major or other gen ed requirement

0-3

Intensive Writing

May be met in the major

0-3

Constitution Requirement

See approved list; may be met with another requirement

0-3

Physical Activity

See approved list;

1

Thinking Critically Across Disciplines*

Global Perspectives

See approved list; could be met in major

0-3

Historical Perspectives

See approved list; could be met in major

0-3

Introducing Students to Broad Disciplinary Perspectives*

Social Science

See approved list; must include 2 designators

6

Humanities and Arts

See approved list; must include 2 designators; could be partially met in major

3-6

Quantitative Skills and Natural Science

(3 courses)

9-12

    Quantitative Skills

See approved list

(3-8)

Natural Science

See approved list; must include one lab science.  If 2 courses taken, must be in two
different groups:  Life, Physical, Earth

(3-8)

Subtotal

32-53

*No more than two courses in the major may count toward requirements in these areas

Requirements in Major

36

   Foundations:

ENGL 203, 208, or 211

Major British Authors, Foundations of World Lit, Major American Authors

3

ENGL 291

Introduction to the English Major

3

   Frameworks:

ENGL 300, WRIT 300, 350, 502, or 503

Approaches to Literature, Rhetorical Theory, Intro to Comp Theory & Pedagogy, Digital English Studies, Creative Writing Theory

3

   Strategic, Creative and Critical Communication:

6 hours from the following:

 6

    ENGL 507

Hist & Devel of Modern Engl

    ENGL 530

Grammar in Theory and Practice

    WRIT 300

Rhetorical Theory

    WRIT 307

Fiction Writing

    WRIT 311

Topics in Writing and Rhetoric

    WRIT 316

Poetry Writing

    WRIT 350

Introduction to Composition Theory and Pedagogy

    WRIT  351

Advanced Non-Fiction Writing Workshop

WRIT 365

Proposal and Grant Writing

    WRIT 366

Technical Communication

    WRIT 367     

Editing for Professionals

    WRIT 431, 432, 433

Academic Internship in Writing 1, 2, or 3 credits

    WRIT 465

Preparation of Oral and Written Reports

    WRIT 500

The Theory and Practice of Tutoring Writers

    WRIT 501

Writing for New Media

    WRIT 502

Digital English Studies: Literature, Rhetoric, and Technology

    WRIT 507

Short Story Writing

    WRIT 510 (if appropriate)

Topics in Writing and Rhetoric

    WRIT 511 (if appropriate)

Topics in Writing and Critical Communication

    WRIT 516

Poetry Writing II

    WRIT 530

Script Writing

WRIT 551

Advanced Creative Non-Fiction

    WRIT 566

Writing for Sciences and Technology

    Critical Readings and Research

    9 hours from the following:

 9

    ENGE 510 (if appropriate)

Topics in English Education

    ENGE 519

Adolescent Literature

    ENGL 203

Major British Authors

    ENGL 208

Foundations of World Lit

    ENGL 211

Survey of American Lit

    ENGL 300

Approaches to Literature

    ENGL 305

Shakespeare

    ENGL 307

The Authurian Tradition

    ENGL 308 (if appropriate)

World Literature After 1700

    ENGL 310 (if appropriate)

Special Types of Literature

    ENGL 312

African American Literature

    ENGL 317

The Short Story

    ENGL 319

The British Novel

    ENGL 320 (if appropriate)

Recurrent Themes in Literature

    ENGL 323

The Nineteenth-Century American Novel

    ENGL 324

The Twentieth-Century American Novel

    ENGL 325

Dramatic Literature

    ENGL 330

Women and Literature

    ENGL 333 (if appropriate)

Global Narratives

    ENGL 370

Literature and Film

    ENGL 431, 432, 433

Academic Internship 1, 2, or 3 credits

    ENGL 471, 472, 473

Undergraduate Research 1, 2, or 3 credits

    ENGL 501

Modern British Poetry

    ENGL 502

Studies in Non-Western Literature

    ENGL 503

Major Victorian Writers

    ENGL 504

Modern American Poetry

    ENGL 505

American Romaticism

    ENGL 510 (if appropriate)

Topics in Literature and Language

    ENGL 511

Chaucer

    ENGL 512

Middle English Literature (excluding Chaucer)

    ENGL 513

Milton

    ENGL 514

Elizabethan Literature

    ENGL 515

20th-Century Southern Literature

    ENGL 520

17th-Century English Literature (exclusive of Milton)

    ENGL 521

Restoration and 18th-Century English Literature

    ENGL 525

Studies in Irish Literature

    ENGL 527

English Romantic Poetry and Prose

    ENGL 528

The African-American Novel

    ENGL 529

20th-Century American Fiction and Drama

    ENGL 550

Topics in Critical Reading

    WRIT 300

Rhetorical Theory

    WRIT 500

The Theory and Practice of Tutoring Writers

    WRIT 510

Topics in Writing and Rhetoric

    WRIT 511 (if appropriate)

Topics in Writing and Critical Communication

Capstone:

   ENGL 494

Seminar in English

3

   Electives in ENGL, ENGE, or WRIT

9

Foreign Language Requirement

3-8 ^

Minor

15-24

General Electives

0-34

Total

120