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Nov 11, 2024
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2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog
English
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English as a Second Language Program
Departmental Honors
Honors in English
The department offers a two-semester honors program for a small number of seniors whose work in English has been outstanding. Only three of the six honors program credits can be counted toward the major. Minimal requirements for admission to the program are a 3.0 cumulative average (3.5 in English courses) and recommendations to the English honors committee from faculty members acquainted with the applicant’s work. Interested students should contact the director of the major. (Note the descriptions of ENGL 498-499 below.)
Honors in Creative Writing
A few outstanding seniors are invited to work for honors in creative writing by completing an intensive workshop with the director of creative writing in the fall, and working with an individual faculty advisor on a collection of poetry, fiction, or drama in the spring. Requirements for admission are a 3.0 cumulative average, a 3.5 average in English and creative writing courses prior to the fall, and approval by a committee of creative writing faculty. Qualified students should see the Director of the Creative Writing Program in April for details.
ProgramsMajorMinorCourses- ENGL 101 - Composition I
- ENGL 102 - Composition II
- ENGL 105 - Reading the University
- ENGL 110 - Reading Like a Writer
- ENGL 111E - Language, Writing, and Cultural Exchange
- ENGL 121 - Poetry Matters: Connecting Poetry and Patients
- ENGL 123 - Adaptations: Literature, Film, and Beyond
- ENGL 124 - Science Fiction: Cross-Cultural Perspectives
- ENGL 125G - Defining Freedom
- ENGL 126 - Young Adult Literature
- ENGL 126G - Aging and Wisdom
- ENGL 127G - Food Matters
- ENGL 130 - Vikings!: The Literature of Scandinavia, Medieval and Postmodern
- ENGL 135 - Love and Death in American Literature
- ENGL 179GL - Sexuality in Nature and Culture
- ENGL 181G - Literature and the Visual Arts
- ENGL 182G - Race and Ethnicity in 20th Century US Literature
- ENGL 183G - Literature and Society
- ENGL 185G - Literature and Film
- ENGL 186G - Exploring Thompson Island: On the Ground and in the Archives
- ENGL 187G - Schooled: Rethinking Education
- ENGL 188G - Literature, Medicine, and Culture
- ENGL 189G - War in Literature
- ENGL 200 - Introduction to Literary Studies
- ENGL 201 - Five British Authors
- ENGL 202 - Six American Authors
- ENGL 203 - Writing Craft/Context/Design
- ENGL 204 - Professional Writing
- ENGL 205 - One Book in the World
- ENGL 209 - Writing on Local Issues, Arts, and Culture
- ENGL 210 - Introduction to Creative Writing
- ENGL 211 - Creative Writing: Poetry
- ENGL 212 - Creative Writing: Fiction
- ENGL 216 - Reading and Writing Journalism
- ENGL 221L - Introduction to Asian-American Writing
- ENGL 223 - Latino/Latina/Latinx Literature
- ENGL 223L - Latino/Latina/Latinx Literature
- ENGL 225 - Graphic Novels
- ENGL 236 - Reading, Writing, and Archives: Literary Boston
- ENGL 242 - Grammar for Every Writer
- ENGL 245 - Global Voices
- ENGL 248 - Utopia/Dystopia Across Culture
- ENGL 258L - 21st Century World Cinema
- ENGL 262G - The Art of Literature
- ENGL 270GL - Writing and the Environment
- ENGL 272G - The Art of Poetry
- ENGL 273G - The Art of Fiction
- ENGL 274G - The Art of Drama
- ENGL 284 - Language, Literacy and Community
- ENGL 285 - Tutor Training: ESL
- ENGL 292L - Cinema, Sex, and Censorship
- ENGL 293L - Literature and Human Rights
- ENGL 300 - Intermediate Creative Writing Workshop
- ENGL 301 - Advanced Poetry Workshop
- ENGL 302 - Advanced Fiction Workshop
- ENGL 303 - Advanced Special Topics in Creative Writing
- ENGL 304 - Creative Writing for Children’s Literature
- ENGL 306 - Advanced Nonfiction Writing
- ENGL 307 - Journalism and Media Writing
- ENGL 308 - Professional Editing
- ENGL 309 - Multimedia Authoring
- ENGL 312 - Digital Culture and Composition
- ENGL 316L - Cult Cinema
- ENGL 317L - American Independent Cinema
- ENGL 320 - Memoir and Autobiography
- ENGL 324 - Short Story
- ENGL 326 - Stage and Page: Drama Before 1642
- ENGL 327 - Stage and Page: Drama, 1660-1900
- ENGL 328 - Stage and Page: Drama, 1900-Today
- ENGL 331 - Satire
- ENGL 332 - Comedy
- ENGL 333 - Tragedy
- ENGL 334 - Science Fiction
- ENGL 335 - Children’s Literature
- ENGL 337 - Short Novel
- ENGL 340 - Literature and Visual Media
- ENGL 341L - Gender and Film: Multidisciplinary Perspectives
- ENGL 343 - Literature, Culture and Environment
- ENGL 345 - Literature of the American South
- ENGL 349 - Topics in Latina/o/x Literature
- ENGL 350L - Asian-American Literary Voices
- ENGL 351 - Early African-American Literature
- ENGL 352L - Harlem Renaissance
- ENGL 354 - Race in American Literature
- ENGL 357 - African-American Women Writers
- ENGL 365 - The British Novel and the Nineteenth Century
- ENGL 366 - Women and Men in Nineteenth-Century Literature
- ENGL 369 - Post-1945 American Fiction
- ENGL 370 - Reading Sexualities: Queer Theory
- ENGL 371 - The Coming-of-Age Novel
- ENGL 372L - American Women Writers and American Culture
- ENGL 375 - Literature of the American Civil War
- ENGL 376 - Literature and the Political Imagination
- ENGL 377 - Literature of the Americas
- ENGL 379 - Special Topics in English and American Literature I
- ENGL 380 - Special Topics in English and American Literature II
- ENGL 382 - William Shakespeare’s Early Works
- ENGL 383 - William Shakespeare’s Later Works
- ENGL 385 - John Milton
- ENGL 396 - Jane Austen
- ENGL 397 - Queer Romanticism
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