Spring Quarter 2020 — Graduate Course Descriptions

529 ATopic in Nineteenth Century Studies Taylor MW 9:30-11:20 13913
537 ATopics in American Studies Cherniavsky MW 11:30-1:20 13915
558 ACapstone in Textual and Digital Studies Turnovsky ARR 13916

Catalog Description: Capstone in Textual and Digital Studies. Prerequisite: ENGL 501/C LIT 551; recommended: Must have completed a sequence of three courses, beginning with an Introduction to Textual Theory course (ENG 501/C LIT 551) and followed by one core elective and one open elective related to Textual and Digital Studies

559 ALiterature and Other Disciplines Knight TTh 11:30-1:20 13917
562 ADiscourse Analysis Stygall MW 11:30-1:20 13918
569 ATopics in Language and Rhetoric Rai TTh 1:30-3:20 13919
570 APracticuum in Teaching English as a Second Language Sandhu F 10:30-12:20 13920

Catalog Description: Discussion and practice of second-language teaching techniques. Three hours per week teaching required in addition to regular class meetings. Credit/no credit only.

576 ATesting and Evaluation of English as a Second Language Haywood MW 10:30-12:20 13921

Catalog Description: Evaluation and testing of English language proficiency, including testing theory, types of tests, and teacher-prepared classroom tests.

581 AThe Creative Writer as Critical Reader Sonenberg T 11:30-3:20 13923
581 BThe Creative Writer as Critical Reader Kenney MW 11:30-12:50 13924
584 AAdvanced Fiction Workshop Paris TH 4:00-7:50p 13925
585 AAdvanced Poetry Workshop Triplett TH 4:00-7:50p 13926
586 AGraduate Writing Conference ARR
587 ATopics in the Teaching of Creative Writing Crouse W 3:30-5:20 21180
590 AMaster of Arts Essay ARR 13927

Catalog Description: Research and writing project under the close supervision of a faculty member expert and with the consultation of a second faculty reader. The field of study is chosen by the student. Work is independent and varies. The model is an article in a scholarly journal.

597 ADIRECTED READINGS ARR 13928

Catalog Description: Intensive reading in literature or criticism, directed by members of doctoral supervisory committee.

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