Two-Year Course Cycle. Department of English Course offerings. as of February 27, Academic Year
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1 Two-Year Course Cycle Department of English Course offerings as of February 27, 2019 Department of English Academic Advising Course Catalog Class Schedule This two-year course cycle is intended to assist students in planning their academic program. It also allows the department to anticipate staffing needs. It is subject to change without notice. This is not a contract or guarantee that any specific course will be offered precisely as listed. All course offerings depend on such things as the university budget, instructor availability, and enrollment. Should a substitute course be deemed necessary, a reasonable effort will be made to ensure the new course will continue to fulfill the same major requirement or general education element as the original course. This course cycle does not anticipate possible scheduling conflicts that may arise. Students are expected to meet up with their advisor at least once per semester when planning their pathway to success at PLU, and this course cycle is not a substitute for that expectation. The Class Schedule on Banner Web (banweb.plu.edu) provides the most up-to-date course information Academic Year Fall J-Term Spring Multi-Disciplinary Program Course Course Title Sections Sections Sections Related ENGL 190 FYEP SEMINAR X FYEP ENGL 213 Topics: Themes/Authors LT X ENGL 214 Intro to Major Lit Genres LT X X X ENGL 216 Topics in Literature C,LT ENGL 217 Topics in Literature A, LT X ENGL 220 Introduction to Creative Nonfiction WR X ENGL 221 Research & Writing WR X ENGL 222 Travel Writing WR ENGL 225 Autobiographical Writing WR X ENGL 227 Intro to Poetry & Fiction WR X X ENGL 228 Introduction to Creative Nonfiction X ENGL 231 Masterpieces/European Lit LT ENGL 232 Women's Literature A,LT X X Comments
2 ENGL 233 Post-Colonial Literature C,LT X X ENGL 234 Environmental Literature LT X ENGL 235 Children's Literature LT X CHLC ENGL 241 American Traditions in Lit LT X ENGL 251 British Traditions in Lit LT X ENGL 287 ENGL 288 ENGL 289 ENGL 291 Directed Study ENGL 300 English Studies Seminar X X ENGL 301 Shakespeare LT ENGL 311 The Book in Society X PPAP PPAP 301 ENGL 312 Publishing Procedures X PPAP PPAP 302 ENGL 313 Art of the Book I X X ENGL 314 Art of the Book II X X ENGL 320 Intermediate Creative Nonfiction X ENGL 322 Place-Based Writing X ENGL 323 Writ/Prof & Pub Set WR X ENGL 324 Free-Lance Writing WR X ENGL 325 ENGL 326 Personal Essay WR Writing for Children WR ENGL 327 Intermed Poetry Writing - WR X ENGL 328 Theories of Reading/Writ WR X ENGL 329 Intermed Fiction Writing WR X ENGL 334 Studies in Literature for Young Readers - LT X CHLC Retitled ENGL 335 Fairy Tales & Fantasy LT X ENGL 339 Special Topics in Fiction Writing X ENGL 341 Feminist Approaches/Lit A,LT ENGL 342 Am Ethnic Lit A, LT X ENGL 343 Post-Colonial Lit/Theory C,LT
3 ENGL 345 ST: Lit & Difference A or C, LT X ENGL 348 Studies in Literature, Culture, and Power - LT ENGL 351 English Medieval Literature LT X ENGL 353 ENGL 355 Renaissance Lit LT ST: Lit before 1660 LT ENGL 360 Studies in British Literature - LT X ENGL 361 British Lit LT X ENGL 362 British Lit LT ENGL 363 British Lit LT X ENGL 364 ENGL 365 British Lit 1945 to Pres LT ST: Lit Before LT ENGL 370 Studies in American Literature - LT X X ENGL 371 ENGL 372 ENGL 373 ENGL 374 ENGL 375 Amer Lit before 1860 LT Ameri Lit, , LT Am Lit LT Am Lit 1945 to Present LT ST: Lit, 1914 to Present LT ENGL 380 Studies in Global Anglophone Literature - LT, C GLST? ENGL 385 ST in Creative Nonfiction WR X See ENGL 320 Above ENGL 386 Studies in Literary History - LT ENGL 387 Topics Rhetoric Writing Culture X ENGL 388 X ENGL 389 ENGL 393 The English Language ENGL 394 Studies in Literature and Environment - LT X ENVT ENGL 395 Studies in Lit, Gender, and Sexuality - LT, A or C WMGS ENGL 396 Studies in Lit, Race, and Ethnicity - LT, A or C X ENGL 397 Lit of Genocide and the Holocaust - LT, C X HGST ENGL 398 ENGL 399 Studies in Literature and the Body - LT, A or C Critical Theory LT, WR
4 ENGL 400 Studies in Theory and Criticism X ENGL 421 Tutorial in Writing WR ENGL 425 Seminar Nonfiction Writ SR,WR X ENGL 427 Seminar: Poetry Writ SR, WR X ENGL 429 Seminar: Fiction Writ - SR, WR X ENGL 451 Seminar: Major Authors LT, SR ENGL 452 Seminar: Theme, Genre LT,SR X ENGL 487 ENGL 488 ENGL 489 ENGL 495 Internship Saxifrage Eds are using this IHON 111 X IHON IHON 112 X IHON WRIT 101 WRITING SEMINAR X X FYEP ENGL FYEP SEMINAR 190/217 X ENGL/HGST Academic Year Fall J-Term Spring Multi-Disciplinary Course Course Title Sections Sections Sections Program Related FYEP 190 FYEP SEMINAR X X FYEP WRIT 101 WRITING SEMINAR X X FYEP ENGL 214 Introduction to Major Literary Genres LT X X ENGL 216 Topics in Literature, Emph on Cross-Cultural Perspectives LT, C X ENGL 217 Topics in Literature, Emph on Alternative Perspectives LT, A X X X ENGL 220 Introduction to Creative Nonfiction WR X ENGL 221 Research and Writing WR X ENGL 225 Autobiographical Writing WR X Comments
5 ENGL 227 Introduction to Poetry and Fiction WR X X ENGL 231 European Literature X CLAS 231 ENGL 235 Children's Literature LT X CHLC ENGL 241 American Traditions in Literature LT X ENGL 251 British Traditions in Literature LT X X ENGL 300 English Studies Seminar X X ENGL 301 Shakespeare LT X ENGL 311 The Book in Society X PPAP 301 ENGL 312 Publishing Procedures X PPAP 302 ENGL 320 Intermediate Creative Nonfiction X ENGL 322 Place-Based Writing WR X ENGL 327 Intermediate Poetry Writing X ENGL 329 Intermediate Fiction Writing X ENGL 348 Literature, Culture, and Power LT X ENGL 360 Studies in British Literature LT X X ENGL 370 Studies in American Literature LT X X ENGL 386 Studies in Literary History LT X ENGL 394 Studies in Literature and the Environment LT X ENVT ENGL 395 Studies in Literature, Gender, and Sexuality LT X WMGS ENGL 400 Studies in Theory and Criticism X ENGL 425 Seminar: Nonfiction Writing SR, WR X ENGL 427 Seminar: Poetry Writing SR, WR X ENGL 429 Seminar: Fiction Writing SR, WR X ENGL 452 Seminar: Theme, Genre SR, LT X
6 Academic Year Fall J-Term Spring Course Course Title Sections Sections Sections FYEP 190 FYEP SEMINAR X X WRIT 101 WRITING SEMINAR X X ENGL 214 Introduction to Major Literary Genres LT X ENGL 216 Topics in Literature, Emph on Cross-Cultural Perspectives LT, C X ENGL 217 Topics in Literature, Emph on Alternative Perspectives LT, A X ENGL 220 Introduction to Creative Nonfiction WR X ENGL 221 Research and Writing WR X ENGL 227 Introduction to Poetry and Fiction WR X X ENGL 234 Environmental Literature X ENVT ENGL 235 Children's Literature LT X CHLC ENGL 241 American Traditions in Literature LT X X ENGL 251 British Traditions in Literature LT X ENGL 300 English Studies Seminar X X Multi-Disciplinary Program Related ENGL 311 The Book in Society X PPAP 301 ENGL 312 Publishing Procedures X PPAP 302 ENGL 320 Intermediate Creative Nonfiction X ENGL 324 Freelance Writing WR X ENGL 327 Intermediate Poetry Writing X ENGL 329 Intermediate Fiction Writing X ENGL 334 Studies in Literature for Young Readers X CHLC ENGL 339 Special Topics in Fiction Writing X ENGL 360 Studies in British Literature LT X X ENGL 370 Studies in American Literature LT X X ENGL 393 The English Language ENGL 394 Studies in Literature and the Environment LT X ENVT ENGL 396 Studies in Literature, Race, and Ethnicity LT, A X Comments
7 ENGL 397 Literatures of Genocide and the Holocaust LT, C X HGST ENGL 400 Studies in Theory and Criticism X ENGL 425 Seminar: Nonfiction Writing SR, WR X ENGL 427 Seminar: Poetry Writing SR, WR X ENGL 429 Seminar: Fiction Writing SR, WR X ENGL 452 Seminar: Theme, Genre SR, LT X
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