HELP 2019-2020 Graduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG] Department of English Print this Page

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Leonardo Flores, Chair
floresll@appstate.edu

David Orvis, Graduate Degree Program Director
orvisdl@appstate.edu

Belinda Walzer, Graduate Certificate Program Director
walzerbl@appstate.edu

Jessie Blackburn, Advisor for Graduate Certificate Students
blackburnjb@appstate.edu

The Master of Arts program in English provides students with graduate education in the study of English, American and world literatures, language and cultures. The program offers students a broad knowledge of content in the discipline and helps them develop advanced proficiency in reading, writing, analysis and research skills, and teaching.

Effective communicators are in high demand by employers, as are credentialed writing instructors to teach at the college level. The Rhetoric and Composition Graduate Certificate prepares students to teach composition and rhetoric courses in community colleges and university writing programs. Many certificate graduates continue their rhetoric and composition education in doctoral programs.

Programs

• English - College Teaching Concentration, MA
• English - General English Concentration, MA
• English - Rhetoric and Composition Concentration, MA

• Rhetoric and Composition Graduate Certificate

• English Graduate Minor

Courses

• ENG 5000 - Bibliography and Research (3)
• ENG 5123 - Teaching ENG 1100, Introduction to Literature (1)
• ENG 5150 - Teaching Literature (3)
• ENG 5160 - Teaching Apprenticeship (1)
• ENG 5200 - Issues in Teaching English (3)
• ENG 5400 - Appalachian Writing Project (6)
• ENG 5500 - Independent Study (1-3)
• ENG 5520 - Technical Writing (3)
• ENG 5525 - Product of Learning (1-3)
• ENG 5530-5549 - Selected Topics (1-4)
• ENG 5560 - Adolescent Literature (3)
• ENG 5570 - Studies in American Indian Literature (3)
• ENG 5585 - Studies in Ethnic American Literature (3)
• ENG 5600 - Literary Criticism and Theory (3)
• ENG 5640 - Cultural Studies (3)
• ENG 5650 - Gender Studies (3)
• ENG 5660 - Advanced Seminar in Major Authors (3)
• ENG 5710 - Advanced Folklore (3)
• ENG 5720 - Appalachian Literature (3)
• ENG 5760 - Studies in American Literature (3)
• ENG 5770 - Colonial and Federal American Literature (3)
• ENG 5780 - Nineteenth-Century American Literature (3)
• ENG 5790 - Twentieth-Century American Literature (3)
• ENG 5810 - Chaucer (3)
• ENG 5825 - Studies in Sixteenth-Century British Literature (3)
• ENG 5835 - Studies in Seventeenth-Century British Literature (3)
• ENG 5840 - Shakespeare (3)
• ENG 5865 - Eighteenth-Century British Studies (3)
• ENG 5870 - Romantic Period (3)
• ENG 5880 - Victorian Literature (3)
• ENG 5890 - Twentieth-Century British Literature (3)
• ENG 5910 - World Literature (3)
• ENG 5930 - Transnational Literature (3)
• ENG 5989 - Graduate Research (1-9)
• ENG 5998 - Thesis Preparation (3)
• ENG 5999 - Thesis (3-6)

• R C 5100 - Composition Theory, Practice, and Pedagogy (3)
• R C 5120 - Teaching in the Writing Center (1)
• R C 5121 - Teaching Basic Writing (1)
• R C 5122 - Teaching Expository Writing (1)
• R C 5124 - Teaching Writing Across the Curriculum (1)
• R C 5300 - Studies in Rhetoric and Composition (3)
• R C 5400 - Rhetorical Theory (3)
• R C 5410 - Digital and Visual Rhetorics (3)
• R C 5510 - Graduate Writing Workshop (1)
• R C 5990 - Capstone in Rhetoric and Composition (3)

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