English
Major/Minor
A major in English helps students develop the essential skills in reading, analyzing, researching, writing, and speaking for success in nearly all occupations and professions. Students may major in one of four English concentrations. The general concentration allows students to shape their own program within a traditional framework of courses in literary history, theory, and analysis. The creative writing concentration offers a full series of introductory and advanced courses in creative writing. The professional writing concentration includes courses in business writing, technical writing, and journalism. A combination of linguistics and current methods of language instruction creates the foundation of the TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) concentration.
- Certificate programs in Technical Writing, TESOL, and Professional Writing are available.
- Students interested in teaching English at the secondary level should pursue the Integrated Language Arts/graduate-level program. Students will be required to complete the graduate-level program through the College of Education and Human Services to qualify for Ohio licensure.
| Bachelor of Arts in English with an Emphasis on Integrated Language Arts/
English Education—Suggested Curriculum |
Freshman
English Comp I & II
Math & Modern World
GE History
GE Non-Western Course
GE Human Expression
GE Human Behavior
GE Sciences (3)
Foreign Languages
Essentials of Public Address
Elective |
Sophomore
GE Human Behavior
GE Additional Courses (2)
College Component
Intro to Literary Study I & II
British Texts: 17th–18th
Century
American Texts: Early 19th
Century
Post-Colonial Texts
Studies in Literary Genres & Themes
Mass Communication
Foreign Languages
Electives
Studies in World Literature |
Junior
African-American Women Writers
Intro to Linguistics
Advanced Composition for Teachers
Writing Workshop
Reading Workshop
Constructions of Gender
Writing to Communicate
Basic Media Writing
Practicum Experience I
Computer Literacy
Electives
Sociolinguistics |
Senior
Adolescent Literature
Integrated Language Arts
Curriculum
Practicum Experience II
Schooling in a Pluralistic
Society
Intro to Learning Differences
Logic
Statistics
Intro to Educational Psychology |
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