Fall 2026 Courses
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ENGL 10
Acquaints students with purposes and tools of literary interpretation. Introduces ...
Instructor: Griffin, Andrew -
ENGL 30B
A survey of European literature. Renaissance and Neoclassical literature from ...
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ENGL 37
This interdisciplinary course highlights the importance of the humanities to ...
Instructor: DeLombard, Jeannine Marie -
ENGL 106CW
An introduction to techniques of creative writing, editing, design, presentation, ...
Instructor: Donnelly, Brian -
ENGL 107
This course focuses on the essential elements of fiction writing. ...
Instructor: Thomas, Cathy -
ENGL 110A
Introduction to Old English language and literature. Students learn to ...
Instructor: Reeve, Daniel -
ENGL 174CA
This course follows a genealogy of confessional and autobiographical writing ...
Instructor: Amoretti, Valerio -
ENGL 192DF
Introduces the literary genre of science fiction (SF) through the ...
Instructor: Donnelly, Brian -
ENGL 192FE
Explores how fantasy literature imagines the life we share with ...
Instructor: Shewry, Teresa -
ENGL 197
A growing consensus hold that much of the brain’s activity ...
Instructor: Amoretti, Valerio -
ENGL 197
Scholar-artist Ekow Eshun describes the “Black fantastic” as the way ...
Instructor: Blake, Felice -
ENGL 230
This course explores the genre of medieval romance, beginning with ...
Instructor: Reeve, Daniel -
ENGL 236
A growing consensus hold that much of the brain’s activity ...
Instructor: Amoretti, Valerio -
ENGL 297
Introduces graduate students in English to the department, the university, ...
Instructor: Andrea, Bernadette -
ENGL 298
The English Department’s Doctoral Colloquium provides support and guidance for ...
Instructor: Kearney, Jim