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Catalog 05-07 - Biola University

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concurrently with LEDU 452 if completing all of student<br />

teaching in one semester. Prerequisite: application and<br />

consent. Students doing student teaching are limited to a<br />

maximum of 15 units that semester. (See also ASED 514/515).<br />

TPA #3 and #4. Fee: $60.<br />

ledU 452 secondary student Teaching ii ...........................................6<br />

See LEDU 450<br />

ledU 480 Directed study ......................................................................1-3<br />

Subject matter and credit by arrangement.<br />

English<br />

Faculty<br />

Chair: .....................................................................................Todd Pickett, Ph.D.<br />

Professor: ....................................................................................................... Smith<br />

Associate Professors: .........................Buchanan, Frankwitz, Pickett<br />

Assistant Professor: .................................Davidson, Kleist, Malandra<br />

Objectives<br />

The Department of English equips students to explore, from a faithinformed<br />

perspective, the complex narrative worlds of both literature<br />

and life that they might live out their callings more intelligently and<br />

compassionately.<br />

With this in view, the English department’s objectives are:<br />

1. To mentor students in the concepts, skills and attitudes which<br />

enable trenchant literary analysis and deepen the pleasures of<br />

reading.<br />

2. To equip students to write and speak incisively, persuasively<br />

and creatively.<br />

3. To explore and appraise the ideas and ideologies literary<br />

works represent, and to appreciate the complex ways such<br />

works and their traditions arise from, reflect, and contribute to<br />

the development of culture and history.<br />

4. To acquaint students with diverse theoretical approaches to<br />

literature and help them identify implicit assumptions, contributions<br />

and implications.<br />

5. To explore and identify how literary skills and sensibilities can<br />

prepare Christians to engage more intelligently and compassionately<br />

in their worlds.<br />

Degree Program<br />

A Bachelor of Arts degree in English is offered upon completion of<br />

the university baccalaureate and English major in one of the emphases<br />

which consists of 36 units, 24 of which must be upper division.<br />

A minimum grade of “C” is required in order to receive credit for any<br />

course counted toward the major.<br />

note: History 3<strong>05</strong> is recommended for all English majors.<br />

Majors<br />

e n G l I s h e m P h a s I s (3 6 U n I t s)<br />

The student is required to take English 281, American Literature I,<br />

to fulfill the general education literature requirement. The major<br />

requires: English 251, 252 and 282 are prerequisite for the major and<br />

to upper division courses in the major. The student must complete:<br />

English 360, 370, 400, 451 and 452. The remaining 12 units may be<br />

completed in any of the upper division English course offerings.<br />

94 Undergraduate Programs B I O L A U N I V E R S I T Y

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