Spring 2004 Courses
111-001: Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, & the Internet (Williams, Tami)150-001: Multicultural America (Leonard)
150-002: Multicultural America (Leonard)
201: Strategies for Academic Writing
205: Business Writing
206-001: Technical Writing (Nygaard)
207-001: Health Science Writing (Walczyk)
209-001: Language in the United States (Mattson)
210-001: International (Ambrose)
212-001: Grammar and Usage (Smith)
214-001: Writing in the Professions: Writing for Criminal Justice & Social Welfare (Donay)
214-202: Writing in the Professions: Legal Writing (Parker)
215: Introduction to Studies
222-001: Writers: The Modern Period (Krall-Lanoue)
226-001: Intro to Modern Literature: Recent Developments (Brown)
233: Introduction to Creative Writing
234-001: Writing Fiction: Structure & Technique (Collins)
235-001: Writing Poetry: Forms, Styles, Voices (Firer)
236-001: Introductory Topics in Creative Writing: Non-Fiction: Finding Your Subject, Writing w/Style (Hazard)
240-001: Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture: Writing in Cyberspace (Kuhn)
243-001: Women's Literature: Women Writers on Myth, History, and Identity (J. Dworschack-Kinter)
243-002: Women's Literature: Women, Race, and Class (Park)
247-001: Literature and Human Experience: Bible as Literature: The Old Testament (Fischer)
247-002: Literature and Human Experience: Genius After 70: Bellow, Kunitz, Gordimer & Others (Hazard)
247-303: Literature and Human Experience: Literature of Ecological Vision (Poniewaz)
248-001: Literature and Contemporary Life: Science-Fiction, Mysticism and Women Writers (Neiman)
248-003: Literature and Contemporary Life: Mapping the City (Krall)
251-001: Fantasy in Literature: Focus on J.R.R. Tolkien & C.S. Lewis (Kern)
261-001: American Short Stories (Wesp)
261-002: American Short Stories (Matuszak)
263-001: American Novels (Sobol)
276-001: Introduction to American Indian Literature: Representations of Community and Identity (Barth)
277-001: Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature: Asian American Women Writers (Jarvis)
286-001: Writing about Film and Television: David Lynch (Samardzija)
290: Introduction to Film Studies
291-001: Introduction to Television Studies (Kerns)
293-001: Literature and Media: The Photo Text (Klingensmith)
295-001: Women and Film (Klingensmith)
306-001: Irish Literature (Walczyk)
307-001: American Literature: Beginnings to 1865 (Sappenfield)
309-001: American Literature: 1940 to the Present (Tatham)
312-001: Topics in Film Studies: History of Animation (Callahan)
325-001: The Art of Fiction: Horrors! The Scary Story from Poe to Stephen King (Hazard)
326-001: The Development of the Novel: The Nineteenth Century Novel (Fischer)
329-001: Film and the Novel (Williams, Tami)
342-001: The Comic Tradition (Bullock)
362-001: Studies in Poetic Form: The Sonnet, Then and Now (Taylor)
372-002: American Indian Literature: Short Fiction (Blaeser)
378-001: Introduction to Literary Criticism (Kincaid)
380-001: Media and Society: From Nosferatu to Buffy (Martin)
380-002: Media and Society: Hollywood/Berlin (Petro)
400-001: Introduction to Linguistics (Downing)
400-002: Introduction to Linguistics
401-001: History of the Language (Noonan)
402-001: Theories of Language and Literature: Critical Literacy (Franzak)
403-001: Survey of Modern Grammar (Smith)
414-001: Special Topics in Creative Writing: Spiritual Autobiography (Blaeser)
415-001: Fiction Workshop (Clark)
415-002: Fiction Workshop (Smoller-Phillips)
416-001: Poetry Workshop (Firer)
417-001: Readings for Writers: Duncan, Kyger, Spicer & San Francisco Renaissance (Liddy)
430-001: Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-002: Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-003: Advanced Writing Workshop (Kuist)
430-004: Advanced Writing Workshop (Sands)
430-205: Advanced Writing Workshop (Spilka)
431-001: Topics in Advanced Writing: Grant Writing (Smart)
431-003: Topics in Advanced Writing: Information Architecture (Clark)
431-204: Topics in Advanced Writing: Writing for Business Management (Alred)
434-001: Editing and Publishing (Washburne)
436-201: Writing for Information Technology (VanPelt)
437-201: Project Management for Professional Writers (Clark)
440-001: Introduction to Peer Tutoring and Practice (Gillam)
449-001: Writing Internship in (Washburne)
452-001: Shakespeare (Netzloff)
460-001: Major Figures in 19th-Century American Literature: Hawthorne and Poe (Hamilton)
461-001: Major Figures in 20th -Century American Literature: Hemingway and Fitzgerald (Stark)
465-001: Major Women Writers: Emily Dickinson, Mina Loy & Susan Howe (Samuels)
505-001: Studies in 19th -Century Literature: Romanticism (Bullock)
507-001: Studies in 20th -Century Literature: Power & Cultural ID in Literature for Adolescents (Franzak)
517-001: Studies in African-American Literature: Introduction to African American Literature & Film (Grayson)
530-001: Studies in Shakespeare: Tragedies (Netzloff)
530-002: Studies in Shakespeare: Shakespeare's Comedies (Stark)
567-001: Materials for ESL Instruction (Mayes)
569-001: Internship in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
615-001: Advanced Workshop in Fiction (Goulet)
616-001: Advanced Workshop in Poetry (Liddy)
623-001: Seminar in American Literature: American Women Regionalists (Hamilton)
624-001: Seminar in Modern Literature: Conversation w/Contemporary American Fictionalists (Tatham)
628-001: Seminar in Literature by Women: Colonial & Postcolonial Women Writers (Banerjee)
631-001: Seminar in African-American Literature: Images of Black Women in African Amer Fiction/Film (Grayson)
634-001: Seminar in Language Studies: Language and Culture (Mayes)
685-001: Honors Seminar: Romance Plot in Fiction by British Women, 1800-2000 (Nardin)
685-002: Honors Seminar: Chinese American Women Writers (Buley-Meissner)
707-001: Writing for Business Management (Alred)
709-201: Rhetoric, Writing, and Information Technology (VanPelt)
710-201: Advanced Project Management for Professional Writers (Clark)
713-001: Qualitative Research in Writing and Literacy (Spilka)
715-001: Narrative Craft and Theory: The Contemporary Short Story (Goulet)
738-001: Theories of Language, Literature, or Composition: Writing Research & Methodologies (Lu)
761-001: Discourse Analysis (Downing)
770-001: Early and Medieval Literature: Postmodern Medieval: The Crisis of the Sign (Amsler)
778-002: Native American Literature: Introduction to Native American Literature (Wilson)
779-001: American Literature, 1830-1900: The Gilded Age (Martin)
789-001: Internship in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
806-001: Seminar in Linguistics: Historical Linguistics (Noonan)
812-001: Seminar in Theories of Composition and Rhetoric (Schuster)
814-001: Seminar in Irish Literature: Irish Classics (Lanters)
815-001: Seminar in Fiction Writing: Language and Meaning (Clark)
816-001: Seminar in Poetry Writing: Writing Thru Binocular Microscope of Observation (Guevara-Kilwein)
822-001: Seminar in Poetry: Forms, Gaps, and Policies in Contemporary Poetry (Samuels)
824-101: Seminar in Special Topics in Literature: Late Medieval Manuscripts & Early Printed Books
824-102: Seminar in Special Topics in Literature: Spanish & Portugs Narratives of Imperial Expansion
824-103: Seminar in Special Topics in Literature: Holy Men & Women of Anglo-Saxon England
854-001: Seminar in College Composition, Theory & Pedagogy: Rethinking Basic Writing: Critiques & Alternatives (Horner)
855-001: Seminar in Theories of Business & Technical Writing: Environmental Rhetoric (Smart)
871-001: Seminar in African American Literature: Theories African-American Literature, Film & Culture (Jay)
876-001: Seminar in Mass Culture: Globalization, Media, Culture (Oren)
877-001: Seminar in Film Theory: Third Cinemas (Blasini)
