English B.S.
Concepts learned and skills developed through the English major will be advantageous in a wide range of employment situations, such as education, media, business, and in technical writing, proofreading, editing, publishing, freelance work, and any career requiring skills in analysis, problem-solving, research, or written and verbal communication, such as paralegals, newsletter editors, critics, marketing coordinators, proofreaders, researchers, librarians, managers, sales associates, and media analysts.
Courses
- WRIT2110 — Digital Writing
- COMM1101 — Public Speaking
- COMM2002 — Interpersonal Communication
- COMP1011 — Composition I
- COMP1013 — Composition II
- ENGL1005 — Intro to World Literature
- ENGL2001 — Intro to the Field of English
- ENGL3001 — World Culture and Literature
- ENGL3005 — Ancient to 17th Cent World Lit
- ENGL3006 — 18th Cent to Contemp World Lit
- WRIT2223 — English Grammar and Usage
- WRIT3002 — Literary Theory & Criticism
- WRIT3303 — Writing in Your Profession
- WRIT3900 — Seminar Experience in English
- WRIT3994 — Undergrad Research in English
- COMM3008 — Business Writing
- COMM3537 — Visual Communication
- COMM3857 — Technical Communication
- COMM4000 — News and Social Media Comm
- COMM3002 — Intercultural Communication
- COMM4802 — Publication Design & Managemnt
- ED3301 — Creating Meaning Thru Lit/Arts
- ENGL4000 — Intercultural Literature
- ENGL4007 — Advanced Topics in Literature
- GNED3000 — Global Seminar
- GNED3804 — Individual Studies
- HUM3000 — Global Seminar in Humanities
- WRIT3856 — Editing
- WRIT3860 — Topics in Writing
- ENGL1016 — Am Lit: Race, Gender, Class
- ENGL1017 — British Literature
- ENGL2000 — Topics in Literature
- HUM2000 — Global Studies in Humanities
- WRIT2335 — Intro to Creative Writing
- WRIT2994 — Intro Undergraduate Research
- GBUS1005 — Orientation to Online Learning