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English Required Courses |
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In the English program at the University of Saint Mary, we
study literature in a number of media. Novel, short stories,
and poetry are illuminated through text, film, theater,
lecture, and class discussion.
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MAJOR IN ENGLISH
Required English courses: |
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245/345 |
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British
Literature I |
| EN
246/346 |
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British
Literature II |
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251/351 |
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American
Literature I: Creating Cultures |
| EN
252/352 |
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American
Literature II: Finding
Voice/s |
| EN
330 |
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Writers
Workshop I |
| EN
362 |
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Classical
Mythology |
| EN
390 |
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Structures
of Modern English Grammar |
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597 |
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Seminar
for English Majors: Literary
Criticism |
One course in each of the following areas: |
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484 |
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Special
Topics of British/American
Literature |
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540, EN
543 or EN
590 |
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Seminal
Literary Figures |
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375 or EN
475 |
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Study
of Form |
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365 or EN
590 |
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World
Literature |
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Click on course number to view course description.
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MINOR
IN ENGLISH |
| 15 hours including at least three upper-level courses.
The department requires at least one course each in British Literature, American Literature, and writing.
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TEACHER
CERTIFICATION |
| Students who plan to become English teachers should consult the Teacher Education adviser for English early in their program.
Teacher certification requires specific major and/or supporting courses not required of all English majors.
Students must apply for admission to the Teacher Education program at the end of their sophomore year.
See Secondary Education section for further information.
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For
more information contact
Sister Susan Rieke
at riekess@stmary.edu
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English majors at USM have tremendous internship opportunities with the City of Lansing, The Leavenworth Times and other local newspapers.
“Students with strong communications skills have unlimited job potential.”
- Julie Bowen |
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