Department of Languages, Literature, and Philosophy

Department Chair: Bridget Smith Pieschel

English Faculty

Professors: Kendall Dunkelberg, Amy Pardo, Bridget Smith Pieschel, Thomas C. Richardson, Leslie Stratyner
Associate Professors: Nora Corrigan, Michael Farris Smith, Kim Whitehead
Visiting Assistant Professors: Thomas Kris Lee
Instructors: Todd Bunnell, Janet Woodcock

Foreign Languages Faculty

Assistant Professor: Lynn Healy
Instructor: Erinn Holloway, Robert Raymond

Philosophy Faculty

Professor: Bryan Hilliard
 

Programs

• Applied and Professional Ethics Certificate Program
• Creative Writing Minor
• English Major, BA
• English Major, Concentration in Creative Writing, BA
• English Major, Secondary Education Certification, BA
• English Minor
• Foreign Languages Minor
• Philosophy Minor
• Religious Studies Minor
• Spanish Major, BA
• Spanish Major, Spanish Education K-12 Certification, BA
• TESL Certificate Program
• Women’s Studies Major, BA
• Women’s Studies Minor

Courses

• EN 100 - Basic Writing
• EN 101 - English Composition I
• EN 102 - English Composition II
• EN 201 - Survey of Early English Literature
• EN 202 - Survey of Late English Literature
• EN 203 - Survey of Early American Literature
• EN 204 - Survey of Late American Literature
• EN 231 - Survey of Early World Literature
• EN 232 - Survey of Late World Literature
• EN 291 - Methods for Tutors of Writing
• EN 299 - Special Topics in English
• EN 300 - Advanced Composition
• EN 302 - History and Structure of the English Language
• EN 303 - Early Shakespeare
• EN 304 - Late Shakespeare
• EN 305 - Advanced Grammar
• EN 311 - Nonfiction Writing
• EN 312 - Creative Writing
• EN 315 - Playwriting
• EN 317 - Technical and Business Writing
• EN 334 - Ancient Greek and Roman Myth
• EN 341 - Teaching English as a Second Language
• EN 342 - Second Language Acquisition
• EN 350 - Women in Literature
• EN 355 - The Bible as Literature
• EN 360 - African-American Literature
• EN 370 - Ethnic American Literatures
• EN 375 - Women in Medieval Literature
• EN 380 - Native American Literatures and Religions
• EN 401 - Internship
• EN 409 - Literature for Adolescents and Older Children
• EN 410 - Methods & Materials in Secondary English
• EN 411 - Fiction Writing Workshop
• EN 412 - Poetry Writing Workshop
• EN 415 - Advanced Writing Workshop
• EN 419 - Senior Portfolio
• EN 420 - Seminar in English Literature
• EN 425 - Seminar in American Literature
• EN 426 - Seminar in World Literature
• EN 428 - Independent Study in English
• EN 433 - Literature in the Postcolonial World
• EN 444 - The Earliest English Literature
• EN 445 - Chaucer and the Medieval World
• EN 453 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama
• EN 455 - Early Modern Poetry
• EN 473 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
• EN 474 - Early British Gothic Literature
• EN 475 - The English Novel
• EN 478 - English Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century
• EN 479 - English Literature of the Later Nineteenth Century
• EN 480 - Literary Theory
• EN 484 - American Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century
• EN 485 - American Literature of the Later Nineteenth Century
• EN 490 - The Literature of the South
• EN 491 - Modern Poetry
• EN 492 - Contemporary Poetry
• EN 493 - Modern Fiction
• EN 494 - Contemporary Fiction
• EN 495 - Drama from the Nineteenth-Century to the Present
• EN 499 - English Capstone Course
• FL 199 - Special Topics in Foreign Languages
• FL 410 - Methods and Materials in Secondary Language
• FLF 101 - French I
• FLF 102 - French II
• FLF 103 - Intensive Elementary French
• FLF 105 - Business French
• FLF 201 - French III
• FLF 202 - French IV
• FLF 203 - Intensive Intermediate French
• FLF 240 - French Study Seminar
• FLF 251 - Conversation and Composition
• FLF 252 - Conversation and Composition
• FLF 301 - Advanced Composition and Conversation
• FLF 302 - French Phonetics and Diction
• FLF 311 - Survey of French Literature
• FLF 312 - Survey of French Literature
• FLF 331 - Seventeenth-Century Literature
• FLF 332 - Seventeenth-Century Literature
• FLF 341 - Eighteenth-Century Literature
• FLF 342 - Eighteenth-Century Literature
• FLF 351 - French Romantic Literature
• FLF 352 - French Literature after 1850
• FLF 361 - French Literature since Naturalism
• FLF 362 - French Literature since Naturalism
• FLL 101 - Elementary Latin I
• FLL 102 - Elementary Latin II
• FLL 201 - Intermediate Latin I
• FLL 202 - Intermediate Latin II
• FLL 250 - Ovid’s Metamorphoses
• FLS 101 - Spanish I
• FLS 102 - Spanish II
• FLS 103 - Intensive Elementary Spanish
• FLS 201 - Spanish III
• FLS 202 - Spanish IV
• FLS 203 - Intensive Intermediate Spanish
• FLS 240 - Spanish Study Seminar
• FLS 251 - Conversation and Composition I
• FLS 252 - Conversation and Composition II
• FLS 262 - Women in Spanish Film
• FLS 270 - Hispanic Short Story
• FLS 301 - Advanced Conversation and Syntax I