Read on. Write now.
Our faculty and staff have a message for our new and returning students!Literature captures us and urges us to reflect on our relationship to the world, to our culture and to ourselves. In stories, poems and plays; in film, graphic novels and even video games, we represent who we are through imagination and language.
We offer a wide range of both traditional and innovative courses that tackle literature from a variety of perspectives. Let us feed your imagination and challenge your intellect.
This Year Only: Check out these special courses that will be offered in the 2020-21 academic year:
- ENGL 230: Contemporary Media & Fiction (Jentery Sayers)
- ENGL 230: Sexting Through the Ages (Stephen Ross)
- ENGL 330: Why Comics? Contemporary Graphic Narrative (Sheila Rabillard)
- ENGL 330: Law and Literature (Nancy Wright)
- ENGL 360: Shakespeare on Screen (Erin Ellerbeck)
- ENGL 391: The Literature of Mountains & Mountaineering (Nicholas Bradley)
- ENGL 391: Adultery in the Modern Novel (Michael Nowlin)
- ENGL 392: Herman Melville (Nicholas Bradley)
- ENGL 425: Comics & Contemporary America (Jentery Sayers)
- ENGL 449: Surviving Dystopia (Corinne Bancroft)
For all other course offerings click here.