English Minor
Requirements
| Required Courses | ||
| ENG 303 | Research Methods in English Studies | 3 |
| 300- or 400-level Writing or Linguistics Course | 3 | |
| Introduction to Linguistics | ||
| Professional Writing | ||
| ECCE: Introduction to the Health Humanities | ||
| ECCE: Creative Writing, Publishing, and Community | ||
| ECCE: Verbal Arts in the Community | ||
| Topics in Creative Writing I | ||
| Creative Writing Poetry | ||
| Fiction Writing | ||
| Writing in New Media | ||
| History of English Language | ||
| Introduction to Sociolinguistics in English Studies | ||
| Rhetoric and Composition in Digital Media | ||
| Topics in Composition or Linguistics | ||
| Digital Technologies in English Studies | ||
| Topics in Creative Writing II | ||
| Creative Writing: Nonfiction | ||
| 300- or 400-Level Literature Course | 3 | |
| Topics in World Literature I | ||
| ECCE: From China to Chinese America | ||
| ECCE: #Melanin: Global Colorism | ||
| Topics in American Literature I | ||
| ECCE: Asian American Women | ||
| Women Playwrights | ||
| Contemporary American Novel | ||
| The American Novel, 1865-1915 | ||
| Playing Shakespeare | ||
| The British Victorian Novel | ||
| Topics in English Studies | ||
| Children's and Young Adult Literature | ||
| ECCE: Story of Food | ||
| Introduction to Literary Genres | ||
| ECCE: Graphic Novel | ||
| ECCE: Comics, Health, Illness | ||
| Topics in World Literature II | ||
| Topics in American Literature II | ||
| Literature and Culture of Early America | ||
| American Literature 1820-1865 | ||
| African-American Literature | ||
| Major Figures in American Literature Since 1900 | ||
| Chaucer and His Era | ||
| Arthurian Literature | ||
| The Shakespeare Project | ||
| The British Romantics | ||
| Topics in British Literature II | ||
| Poetry and Prose of the Victorian Age | ||
| Modern British Literature | ||
| Contemporary British Literature | ||
| Themes in Literature | ||
| Major Women Writers | ||
| Mythology | ||
| Topics in Genre Study | ||
| ECCE: Memoirs Across Cultures | ||
| 300- or 400-Level ENG Elective | 3 | |
| Professional Writing | ||
| Topics in World Literature I | ||
| Topics in American Literature I | ||
| Women Playwrights | ||
| Contemporary American Novel | ||
| The American Novel, 1865-1915 | ||
| Playing Shakespeare | ||
| The British Victorian Novel | ||
| Topics in English Studies | ||
| Children's and Young Adult Literature | ||
| ECCE: Creative Writing, Publishing, and Community | ||
| Topics in Creative Writing I | ||
| Creative Writing Poetry | ||
| Fiction Writing | ||
| Writing in New Media | ||
| Introduction to Literary Genres | ||
| ECCE: Graphic Novel | ||
| History of English Language | ||
| Topics in Composition or Linguistics | ||
| Topics in World Literature II | ||
| Topics in American Literature II | ||
| Literature and Culture of Early America | ||
| American Literature 1820-1865 | ||
| African-American Literature | ||
| Major Figures in American Literature Since 1900 | ||
| Chaucer and His Era | ||
| Arthurian Literature | ||
| The Shakespeare Project | ||
| The British Romantics | ||
| Topics in British Literature II | ||
| Poetry and Prose of the Victorian Age | ||
| Modern British Literature | ||
| Contemporary British Literature | ||
| Themes in Literature | ||
| Major Women Writers | ||
| Mythology | ||
| Digital Technologies in English Studies | ||
| Topics in Creative Writing II | ||
| Creative Writing: Nonfiction | ||
| Topics in Genre Study | ||
| Total Hours | 12 | |
NOTE: 300-level ENG ECCE courses (except ENG 325) which meet general education requirements can also be used to meet elective requirements in the English major or minor. 400-level ECCE courses cannot be used toward ENG requirements with the exception of ENG 481, which can be used to fulfill elective credit for the major or minor.