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English, BA

Core Course Requirements

ENGL201 Introduction to Literary (3 Credits)

The course explores various aspects of literature including literary analysis, creative writing, and the role of literature in a liberal arts education. In studying three genres (poetry, fiction, and drama) students will learn to analyze literary texts within a cultural context, explore the role of literary theory in this process, try their hand at creative writing, and consider the ways an understanding of how literature plays a role in a well-rounded liberal arts education and preparation for a chosen career. Meets the general education humanities/literature requirement. (Offered every semester.)

ENGL243 Global Literature (3 Credits)

A study of literary selections in various genres from diverse writers around the world. Meets the general education global foundations and humanities/literature requirements. (Offered spring semester.)

Choose ENGL240 or 244

- Choose ENGL 240 or ENGL 244 (Courses Required: 1)

ENGL240 Voices in American Literature (3 Credits)

A study of the chief writers and types of American literature. Meets the general education humanities/literature requirement. (Offered spring semester of odd calendar years.)

ENGL244 Voices in British Literature (3 Credits)

A survey of the major literary currents of Great Britain, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales through the study of selected major works by representative major writers. Meets the general education humanities/literature requirement.

English Electives

- Complete 21 credits of English electives (Credits Required: 21.00)

Production/Practicum

- A maximum of ten credits (including ENGL405) can be earned in production/practicum courses.

ENGL231 Newspaper Production (2 Credits)

Provides students with experience in news writing, sports writing, feature writing, photojournalism, graphic design, desktop publishing, editing, advertising sales, theme implementation, budget management and other experiences related through the production of a campus newspaper. May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. Cross listed with COMM 231. Prerequisite: ENGL 105. (Offered every semester.)

ENGL235 Magazine Production (2 Credits)

Provides students with experience in news writing, sports writing, feature writing, photojournalism, graphic design, desktop publishing, editing, advertising sales, theme implementation, budget management and other experiences related through the production of a campus magazine. May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. Cross listed with COMM 235. Prerequisite: ENGL 105. (Offered every semester.)

ENGL238 Literary Production (2 Credits)

This course offers students the opportunity for practical publishing experience through the production the Greenville University Scribblerus. This laboratory experience will come in a variety of forms: * collecting literary and visual art for publication * serving as an editor or assistant editor through the selection and literary editing of submissions * copyediting * page-layout and document design * marketing a literary magazine May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. (Offered every semester.) Cross-Listed as ENGL338

ENGL331 Newspaper Production (2 Credits)

Provides students with experience in news writing, sports writing, feature writing, photojournalism, graphic design, desktop publishing, editing, advertising sales, theme implementation, budget management and other experiences related through the production of a campus newspaper. May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. Cross listed with COMM 331. Prerequisite: ENGL 105. (Offered every semester.)

ENGL335 Magazine Production (2 Credits)

Provides students with experience in news writing, sports writing, feature writing, photojournalism, graphic design, desktop publishing, editing, advertising sales, theme implementation, budget management and other experiences related through the production of a campus magazine. May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. Cross listed with COMM 335. Prerequisite: ENGL 105. (Offered every semester.)

ENGL338 Literary Production (2 Credits)

This course offers students the opportunity for practical publishing experience through the production the Greenville University Scribblerus. This laboratory experience will come in a variety of forms: * collecting literary and visual art for publication * serving as an editor or assistant editor through the selection and literary editing of submissions * copyediting * page-layout and document design * marketing a literary magazine May be repeated up to a total of six hours credit. (Offered every semester.) Cross-Listed as ENGL 238.

ENGL395 Internship (3 Credits)

Pre-professional work experience in areas such as journalism, publishing, librarianship, law, and TESL. Student enrolled in the course should report directly to a professional supervisor, and the majority of their work should place an emphasis on skills related to their vocational goals. Practicum students who are completing the "writing track" should seek experiences that will emphasize writing, editing, researching, or designing publications, and they should pay particular attention to developing their writing portfolio during this experience. The practicum will be taken for pass/fail credit unless the student formally requests a letter grade before attempting the practicum. (Only a total of eight credit hours from a practicum may be applied toward the required hours for the English major).

Practicum/Internship

(Credits Required: 3.00)

ENGL405 Practicum (3 Credits)

Pre-professional work experience in areas such as journalism, publishing, librarianship, law, and TESL. Student enrolled in the course should report directly to a professional supervisor, and the majority of their work should place an emphasis on skills related to their vocational goals. Practicum students who are completing the "writing track" should seek experiences that will emphasize writing, editing, researching, or designing publications, and they should pay particular attention to developing their writing portfolio during this experience. The practicum will be taken for pass/fail credit unless the student formally requests a letter grade before attempting the practicum. (Only a total of eight credit hours from a practicum may be applied toward the required hours for the English major).

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