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For information on
class times and locations, please consult the University's online schedule
at: http://www.uwm.edu/schedule
111-001
Entertainment Arts: Film, Television, and the Internet (Poster)
192-001
Freshman Seminar: Comedy Across the Atlantic (Bullock)
192-003
Freshman Seminar: Comedy Across the Atlantic (Bullock)
192-004
Freshman Seminar: The Devil Made Me Do It: Evil, Human Nature, and Moral
Choice (Baum)
192-005
Freshman Seminar: The Devil Made Me Do It: Evil, Human Nature, and Moral
Choice (Baum)
192-006
Freshman Seminar: If You Build It, They Will Come – Baseball Myth and Reality
(Maris)
192-007
Freshman Seminar: Asian-American Literature: Hmong American Life Stories
(Buley-Meissner)
192-008 Freshman Seminar:
Images of American Indians in Art, Film and Literature (Wilson)
192-009 Freshman Seminar:
Madness and Mercy: From Medea to Beloved (Hamilton)
192-011
Freshman Seminar: Multicultural America (Jones)
192-012
Freshman Seminar: Cyberspace + Utopia = Cybertopia? (Sands)
192-013 Freshman Seminar:
Literature and Theology: The Holy Grail (Baron)
192-014
Freshman Seminar: Tough, Sweet, And Saucy: Exploring Style in Literature
and the Arts (Schuster)
201-001 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
201-002 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
201-003 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
201-004 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
201-005 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
201-006 Strategies
for Academic Writing (Acad Staff)
205-001 Business Writing
(Khatchadourian)
205-002 Business Writing
(Acad Staff)
205-003 Business Writing
(Khatchadourian)
205-004 Business Writing
(Safina)
205-005 Business Writing
(Safina)
205-006 Business Writing
(Khatchadourian)
205-007 Business Writing
(Khatchadourian)
205-008 Business Writing
(Safina)
205-009 Business Writing
(Safina)
205-010 Business Writing
(Spilka)
205-011
Business Writing (Alred)
205-012 Business Writing
(TA)
205-013 Business Writing
(Donay)
205-014 Business Writing
(TA)
205-015 Business Writing
(Donay)
205-016 Business Writing
(Acad Staff)
205-017 Business Writing
(TA)
205-118 Business Writing
(Murphy)
205-119 Business Writing
(Nordstrom)
205-120 Business Writing
(Donay)
205-121 Business Writing
(Acad Staff)
206-001 Technical
Writing (Faculty)
206-002
Technical Writing (Walczyk)
209-001
Language in the United States (Mattson)
212-001 Grammar and
Usage (TA)
214-001 Writing in
the Professions: Writing for Criminal Justice and Social Welfare (Donay)
215-001 The Literary
Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (Fischer)
215-002 The Literary
Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (TA)
215-003 The Literary
Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (TA)
215-004
The Literary Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (Harrold)
215-005 The Literary
Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (TA)
215-006
The Literary Imagination: How to Read and Write about Literature (Kincaid)
223-001
American Writers: Colonial Times Through the Nineteenth Century (Iwen)
225-001
Introduction to Modern Literature: Backgrounds (Klingensmith)
230-001
Writing with Style (Kuhn)
233-001 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-002 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-003 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-004 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-005 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-006 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-007 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-008 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-009 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-010 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-011 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-012 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-013 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-014 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Dale)
233-015 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Dale)
233-016 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Acad Staff)
233-017 Introduction
to Creative Writing (Smoller-Phillips)
234-001 Writing Fiction:
Structure and Technique (Acad Staff)
235-001
Writing Poetry: Forms, Styles, Voices (Firer)
236-101 Introductory
Topics in Creative Writing: Creative Non-Fiction: Writing from Personal
Experience (Hazard)
240-001
Rhetoric, Writing, and Culture: Rhetorics of Resistance and Revolt (Frisicaro)
240-002
Rhetoric, Writing and Culture: Rhetoric and Media (Kruse)
243-001
Women's Literature: Women Novelists of the Twentieth Century (Park)
247-001 Literature
and Human Experience: The Bible as Literature: The New Testament (Fischer)
247-002 Literature
and Human Experience: Travel in Fact and Fiction (Hazard)
247-003 Literature
and Human Experience: Literature, Class, and Culture (TA)
247-004 Literature
and Human Experience: A Good Scare: Poe and Stevenson (Hazard)
248-001 Literature
and Contemporary Life: William Burroughs and The Beat Generation (Liddy)
248-102 Literature
and Contemporary Life: Whitman and Ginsberg: Liberating American Bards
(Poniewaz)
261-001 American Short
Stories (TA)
261-002
American Short Stories (Farrell)
261-001 American Short
Stories (Acad Staff)
263-001
American Novels (Paull)
276-001
Introduction to American Indian Literature: Reading and Writing The Native
American Renaissance (Paull)
277-001
Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature: Friendship as Lifelines (Zellmer)
286-001 Writing about
Film and Television (TA)
290-001 Introduction
to Film Studies (Acad Staff)
290-002 Introduction
to Film Studies (Acad Staff)
290-003 Introduction
to Film Studies (Acad Staff)
293-001
Literature and Media: Doubling and The Uncanny (Betterton)
293-002
Literature and Media: Fragments of Identity and Memory (Samardzija)
295-001
Women and Film (Carr)
297-101 Study Abroad
(Faculty)
304-001
English Literature: The Nineteenth Century (Banerjee)
307-001 American Literature:
Beginnings to 1865 (Sappenfield)
309-001
American Literature: 1940-Present (Tatham)
312-001
Topics in Film Studies: Cinema and Social Crisis- 1968 to 1980 (Betterton)
312-002 Topics in
Film Studies: Cyberpunk (TA)
316-001 World Cinema:
Action Film: East-West (Acad Staff)
320-001 Studies in
Film Authorship: Hitchcock (Callahan)
325-001 The Art of
Fiction: Writing Across Borders (Faculty)
326-001 The Development
of The Novel: The Nineteenth Century Novel (Fischer)
326-002
The Development of The Novel: Ireland at the Close of the Twentieth Century
(Kincaid)
327-001 The Development
of The Short Story (Goulet)
329-001
Film and The Novel (Zellmer)
342-001 The Comic
Tradition (Stark)
360-001
The Art of Poetry: Poems of Love and Death (Baron)
372-001 American Indian
Literature: From The New World to the New Age: Indians in the American
Imagination (Wilson)
378-001 Introduction
to Literary Criticism (Faculty)
380-001 Media and
Society: The 1960’s (Martin)
400-001 Introduction
to English Linguistics (TA)
403-001
Survey of Modern English Grammar (Darnell)
404-001
Language Variation in English (Downing)
414-001
Special Topics in Creative Writing: Whitman’s Children (Firer)
415-001 Fiction Workshop
(Blaeser)
416-001
Poetry Workshop (Firer)
430-001 Advanced Writing
Workshop (Van Pelt)
430-002 Advanced Writing
Workshop (Acad Staff)
430-003
Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-004
Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-005
Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-006
Advanced Writing Workshop (Sands)
430-107 Advanced Writing
Workshop (Spilka)
431-001
Topics in Advanced Writing: Professional Writing: Theory and Practice (Spilka)
431-002
Topics in Advanced Writing: Document Design (Clark, D)
431-103 Topics in
Advanced Writing: Pen, Paper, and Pills: Writing about Illness (O’Brien)
433-001
Creative Nonfiction for Publication (Washburne)
435-001
Advanced Professional and Technical Writing (Alred)
449-001
Writing Internship in English (Washburne)
452-001 Shakespeare
(Netzloff)
461-001 Major Figures
in Twentieth-Century American Literature: Hemingway & Fitzgerald (Stark)
465-001 Major Women
Writers: Early Modern Women Writers (Kennedy)
497-101 Study Abroad
(Faculty)
505-001
Studies in Nineteenth-Century English Literature: Poetry from 1830-1900,
Tennyson to Wilde (Halloran)
507-002
Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature: The Language Poetry Movement,
1970-1995 (Samuels)
517-001
Studies in African-American Literature: Images of Black Women in Fiction
and Film (Grayson)
547-001 Approaches
to Literary Criticism: Ethnocriticism-An Introduction to American Minority
Literary Theories (Wilson)
565-001 Introduction
to Adult/University Level Tesol (Mayes)
569-001 Internship
in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
615-001 Advanced Workshop
in Fiction (Faculty)
616-001
Advanced Workshop in Poetry (Harrold)
622-001
Seminar in Irish Literature: Drama and Fiction After Yeats and Joyce (Lanters)
624-001
Seminar in Modern Literature: Postmodern Fictions (Tatham)
628-001
Seminar in Literature by Women: Colonial and Postcolonial Writers Women’s
Studies Course (Banerjee)
628-002 Seminar in
Literature by Women: American Woman Regionalist Writers Women’s Studies
Course (Hamilton)
633-001
Seminar in Rhetoric and Writing: On the Margins of Disciplines: Authorizing
Self/Life Stories (Lu)
685-001
Honors Seminar: Writing Against Empire: African Literature from 1948
to Present (Roberts)
685-002
Honors Seminar: Victorian Life in Victorian Literature (Nardin)
685-003
Honors Seminar: William Blake and the Age of Revolutions (Halloran)
701-001 The Teaching
of College Composition (Faculty)
715-001
Narrative Craft and Theory: First Person Narratives: Pleasures and Pitfalls
(Roberts)
718-001 Directed Writing
in Poetry (Liddy)
738-001 Theories of
Language, Literature, or Composition: Histories and Narratives of Modern
Composition Studies (Buley-Meissner)
738-002 Theories of
Language, Literature, or Composition: Contrastive Rhetoric (Mayes)
740-001 Backgrounds
of Modernism I (Schafer)
776-001
Women Writers: Woolf, Rhys, and Mansfield (Nardin)
781-001 Modern American
Literature: The Great Depression (Martin)
789-001 Internship
in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
806-001
Seminar in Linguistics: Language and Power (Downing)
815-001 Seminar in
Fiction Writing: Shaping Stories (Goulet)
816-001
Seminar in Poetry Writing: Language of Imagining (Samuels)
820-001 Seminar in
Advanced Topics in Literary Criticism and Research: Transculturalism and
the Ends of Community (Faculty)
824-001
Seminar in Special Topics in Literature: Enlightenment and Modernity (Bullock)
825-001
Seminar in Major Figures: Joyce (Lanters)
853-001
Seminar in Contemporary Rhetorical Theory: Ethos, Techne, and Public Discourse
(Van Pelt)
875-001
Seminar in Modern Literature: Deconstructing Whiteness (Jay)
877-001 Seminar in
Film Theory: Feminist Film Theory (Callahan)
879-001 Seminar in
Native American Literature: Native Images on Page and Screen (Blaeser)
885-001
Seminar in Critical Theory: Readings in (‘Post’) Modern
Literary Theories: For the Fun of it (Tatham)
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