111-001  Entertainment Arts:  Film, Television, and the Internet (Poster)
150-401  Multicultural America (Jay, Blaeser)
192-001  Freshman Seminar: The Art of the Short Story (Nardin)
192-002  Freshman Seminar: Reasonable Doubt:  Trials in Lit, Film, and Pop Media (Gillam)
192-003  Freshman Seminar: Global Media (Martin)
192-004  Freshman Seminar: In Her Own Wrds: Women Spkrs-Their Art of Rhetoric (Kruse)
192-006  Freshman Seminar: Talkin' About Terrorism (Maris)
192-007  Freshman Seminar: If You Build It, They Will Come-Baseball Myth, Reality (Maris)
192-008  Freshman Seminar: Style in Literature, Writing & the Arts (Schuster)
192-009  Freshman Seminar: American Dreams: Race, Ethnicity & Selfhood-Cmpy Lit (Hamilton)
192-010  Freshman Seminar: Images-American Indians in Art, Film, and Literature (Wilson)
192-011  Freshman Seminar: Asian-American Lit: Hmong Am. Life Stories (Buley-Meissner)
192-012  Freshman Seminar: (Im) Perfect Worlds: The Uses of Utopia (Chapson)
192-014  Freshman Seminar: If You Build It, They Will Come-Baseball Myth, Reality (Maris)
192-015  Freshman Seminar: Celtic Folklore and Folkways (Gleeson)
201-001  Strategies for Academic Writing
205-001  Business Writing
206-001  Technical Writing (Nygaard)
206-002  Technical Writing (Van Pelt)
209-001  Language in the United States (Mattson)
212-001  Grammar and Usage (Smith)
214-001  Writing in the Professions: Economics (Nygaard)
214-002  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 (Matuszak)
215-003  The Literary Imagination:  How to Read and Write About Literature (Farrell)
215-004  The Literary Imagination:  How to Read and Write About Literature (O'Brien)
215-005  The Literary Imagination:  How to Read and Write About Literature (Kincaid)
223-001  American Writers: Colonial Times Through the Nineteenth Century (Deacon)
225-001  Introduction to Modern Literature: Backgrounds (TA)
233-001  Introduction to Creative Writing
234-001  Writing Fiction: Structure and Technique (Tighe)
235-001  Writing Poetry: Forms, Styles, Voices (Firer)
236-001  Introductory Topics in Creative Writing: Drama (Coffin)
243-001  Women's Literature: Dickinson, Stein & Riding (Samuels)
247-001  Literature and Human Experience: American Gothic (Wesp)
247-002  Literature and Human Experience: Erotic Desire (Park)
247-003  Literature and Human Experience: London at War: 1838-1945 (Baron)
247-004  Literature and Human Experience: Scottish Literature (Clark, R.)
248-001  Literature and Contemporary Life: Literature and Childhood (Hazard)
248-102  Literature and Contemporary Life: Whitman and Ginsberg: Preeminent American Bards (Poniewaz)
261-001  American Short Stories (Powers)
261-002  American Short Stories (Hay)
261-003  American Short Stories (Petty)
263-001  American Novels (Schoeffel)
276-001  Introduction to American Indian Literature: Native American Women Writers (Dworschack-Kinter)
277-001  Introduction to Ethnic Minority Literature (Park)
286-001  Writing About Film and Television (Groskopf)
286-002 Writing about Film and Television (Duris)
290-001  Introduction to Film Studies (Schneider)
290-002  Introduction to Film Studies (Samardzija)
290-003  Introduction to Film Studies (Carr)
290-004  Introduction to Film Studies (Klingensmith)
290-005  Introduction to Film Studies (Klingensmith)
291-001  Introduction To Television Studies (Poster)
293-001  Literature and Media: Murder (Duris)
295-001  Women and Film: Working Girls: Women's Labor in the Cinema (Leonard)
296-001  UROP Apprenticeship (FA)
298-001  Undergraduate Lower-Division Service Learning (Jay)
304-001  English Literature: The Nineteenth Century (Nardin)
306-001  Irish Literature (Walczyk)
307-001  American Literature: Beginnings to 1865 (Sands)
309-001  American Literature: 1940 to the Present (Tatham)
312-001  Topics in Film Studies: Queer Cinema (Carr)
316-001  World Cinema: Eastern European and Balkan Cinema (Samardzija)
326-001  The Development of the Novel: Nineteenth Century Novel (Fischer)
326-002  The Development of the Novel: Ireland in the Twentieth Century (Kincaid)
329-001  Film and the Novel (Schneider)
342-001  The Comic Tradition (Stark)
360-001  The Art of Poetry (Farrell)
372-001  American Indian Literature: American Indian Autobiographies (Wilson)
373-001  Ethnic Minority Literature: Asian American Literature (Malik)
383-001  Cinema and Genre: Melodrama (Callahan)
390-001  Classical Film Criticism and Theory (Martin)
391-001  Television Criticism and Theory (Blasini)
398-001  Undergraduate Upper-Division Service Learning (FA)
400-001  Introduction to English Linguistics (Smith)
403-001  Survey of Modern English Grammar (Noonan)
404-001  Language, Power, and Identity (Amsler)
414-001  Special Topics in Creative Writing: Whitman's Children (Firer)
415-001  Fiction Workshop (Smoller-Phillips)
416-001  Poetry Workshop (Firer)
417-001  Readings for Writers: Allen Ginsberg & the Beat Generation (Liddy)
430-001  Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-002  Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-003  Advanced Writing Workshop (Ross)
430-004  Advanced Writing Workshop (Sands)
430-105  Advanced Writing Workshop (Parker)
431-001  Topics in Advanced Writing: Information Architecture (Clark D.)
431-002  Topics in Advanced Writing: Grant Writing (Smart)
433-001  Creative Nonfiction for Publication (Washburne)
435-001  Advanced Professional and Technical Writing (Alred)
437-001  Project Management for Professional Writers (Spilka)
439-001  Document Design (Clark, D.)
449-001  Writing Internship in English (Washburne)
452-001  Shakespeare (Netzloff)
458-001  Major Figures in Nineteenth-Century English Literature: William Blake (VanPelt)
461-001  Major Figures in Twentieth-Century American Literature: Hemingway & Fitzgerald (Stark)
464-001  Major Figures in Anglo-Irish Literature: W.B. Yeats & Irish Poetry After Him (Liddy)
465-001  Major Women Writers: Women and Nationhood (Banerjee)
465-002   Major Women Writers: Willa Cather: The Great Theme of Immigration (Hazard)
500-001  Literature in the Medieval World: The Heroic Epic (Baron)
547-001  Approaches to Literary Criticism: Feminist Literary Theory (Gallop)
547-002  Approaches to Literary Criticism: Writers Writing Criticism (Bullock)
565-001  Introduction to Adult/University Level TESOL (Mayes)
567-001  Materials for ESL Instruction (AS)
569-001  Internship in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
612-001  Poetry and the Creative Process (Taylor)
615-001  Advanced Workshop in Fiction (Bontly)
616-001  Advanced Workshop in Poetry (Samuels)
624-001  Seminar in Modern Literature: Postmodern Fictions (Tatham)
628-01 Seminar in Literature By Women: Formal Experimentation: Substantive Subversion (Roberts)
631-001  Seminar in African-American Literature: Supernatural Power in African & African American Film & Fiction (Grayson)
632-001  Seminar in American Indian Literature: Postcolonialism and American Indian Literature (Wilson)
685-001  Honors Seminar: Early Modern Drama (Kennedy)
685-002  Honors Seminar: American Migration: Fiction- Steinbeck, Hurston, & Cather (Hamilton)
701-001  The Teaching of College Composition (Horner)
715-001  Narrative Craft and Theory: 19th Century British & European Decadence (Roberts)
720-001  Modern Literary Theory (Amsler)
738-001  Theories of Language, Literature, or Composition: Technical Editing (Spilka)
741-001  Backgrounds of Modernism II (Bullock)
743-001  Film Studies (Callahan)
750-001  History of Rhetoric I: Classical Rhetoric (Gillam)
761-001  Discourse Analysis (Mayes)
771-001  Literature of the English Renaissance: Nations, Classes, & Colonies (Netzloff)
775-001  Modern English Literature: Myth, Fable, Magical Realism (Lanters)
789-001  Internship in Teaching ESL to Adult Learners (Mayes)
798-001  Graduate-Level Service Learning (FA)
806-001  Seminar in Linguistics: Field Methods (Noonan)
815-001  Seminar in Fiction Writing: Weaving Lore into Narrative (Clark, G.)
816-001  Seminar in Poetry Writing (Hazard)
817-001  Seminar In Critical Writing (Gallop)
820-001  Seminar in Advanced Topics in Literary Criticism and Research: War & Its Metaphors (Hamilton)
824-101  Seminar in Special Topics in Literature
871-001  Seminar in African American Literature: K. Lemmons, T. Due, O. Butler, and J. Dash (Grayson)
882-001  Seminar in Nineteenth-Century American Lit: Later Works of Herman Melville (Sappenfield)