Graduate Program

The Department of English offers the Master of Arts: English or Teaching English as a Second Language. It also cooperates with the School of Education in offering the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) degree.

Click here to learn more about the graduate program requirements.

Anticipated Upcoming Graduate Courses

Summer 2011

May Express

ENGL 525: Topics: Nature Writing taught by Prof. G. Gray
10:00-11:50 MTWRF

Second Session

ENGL 589-001: Graduate Seminar: Whitman/Dickinson taught by Dr. D. Jones
1:30-3:30 MTWR

ENGL 589-002: Graduate Seminar: World Englishes taught by Dr. E. J. Kim
10:30-12:30 MTWR

Fall 2011

ENGL 408: Literature for Young Adults taught by Dr. D. Jones
10:00-11:15 TR

ENGL  437: Teaching and Tutoring Writing taught by Dr. B. Closser
2:00-3:15 MW

ENGL 465: TESL Methods taught by Dr. J. Bryson
3:30-4:45 TR

ENGL 467: Creative Writing: Poetry by Dr. S. Moncrieff
3:30-4:45 TR

ENGL 505-001: Practicum taught by Dr. I. Davis
Arranged

ENGL 505-002: Practicum taught by Dr. J. Bryson
Arranged

ENGL 525-001: Topics: Literature of the Bible taught by Prof. G. Gray
12:30-1:45 TR

ENGL 525-002: Topics: Literature by Women taught by Dr. M. Jones Gray
2:00-3:15 MW

ENGL 550: Study of Composition taught by Dr. I. Davis
5:00-7:00 W

ENGL 597-001: Research Methods taught by Dr. M. Jones Gray
2:00-3:45 TR

ENGL 597-002: Research Methods taught by Dr. E. J. Kim
2:00-3:15 TR

Spring 2012

ENGL 407: Literature for Children taught by Dr. M. Jones Gray
8:30-9:20 MWF

ENGL 450: Literary Criticism and Theory taught by Dr. S. Moncrieff
12:30-1:45 MW

ENGL 466: Phonetics and Phonology taught by Prof. A. LaBianca
10:00-11:15 TR

ENGL 505-001: Practicum taught by Dr. I. Davis
Arranged

ENGL 505-002: Practicum taught by Dr. J. Bryson
Arranged

ENGL 525-001: Topics: Harlem Renaissance taught by Dr. J. Warren
2:00-3:15 MW

ENGL 525-002: Topics: Oral Interpretation of Literature taught by Dr. B. Matiko
2:00-3:15 TR

ENGL 525-003: Topics: Play Production taught by Dr. B. Closser
3:30-5:30 MTWR

ENGL 525-004: Topics: History of the English Language taught by Dr. E. J. Kim
2:00-3:15 MW