2008-2009 Catalog - Virginia Wesleyan College

86 ENGLISHChart continued from previous pageENG 327The British NovelENG 378The American NovelORProfessional Writers Select:ENG 242Writing for Business and OrganizationsENG 240/340Advanced CompositionCS 105 12Information Systems andComputer ApplicationsENG 483English InternshipOne of the following:ENG 240/340 (except professional writers)Advanced CompositionENG 298 (except poets)Intermediate Writing Workshop: PoetryENG 299 (except fiction writers)3Intermediate Writing Workshop: FictionENG 398*Advanced Writing Workshop: PoetryENG 399*Advanced Writing Workshop: Fiction*can be repeated once for creditReading in a secondary genre (choose one):ENG 259Mystery and DetectionENG 317Children’s LiteratureENG 318Adolescent LiteratureENG 350Renaissance Drama Exclusiveof Shakespeare 3TH 375Images of Women in Theatre and FilmTH 380Theatre of DiversityTH 407Twentieth-Century TheatreTH 408The Theatre TodayINST 342Aesthetic CommunicationReading in British or Americanliterature (choose one):ENG 251Diversity in American LiteratureENG 310Distinctive Voices in ContemporaryAmerican Literature (except poets)ENG 327The British NovelENG 336Spenser and MiltonENG 355From Restoration to RevolutionENG 357British Romanticism: 1784-1832 3ENG 361American Women WritersENG 365ModernismENG 367Ulysses on the ElizabethENG 371Southern LiteratureENG 378The American NovelENG 383Banned Books/Law in U.S. HistoryENG 440Topics in Early British LiteratureENG 441Topics in Later British LiteratureENG 442Topics in American LiteratureENG 472Senior SeminarMinor RequirementsTOTAL 39COURSE NUMBER AND TITLE(See p. 31 for general minor requirements)ENG/TH 346Shakespeare IORENG/TH 347Shakespeare IIAt least 9 semester hours must betaken at the 300/400 levelAll remaining hours must be takenat, or above, the 200 levelENGLISH COURSES (ENG)SEM.HRS.396TOTAL 18001 Writing Review (0)*A workshop for students who would benefit frombrushing up on their writing skills before taking ENG 105.Includes meetings with a supportive small group andweekly conferences with the instructor. Prerequisite:placement or consent. *While students receive no creditfrom this course, the course grade does count toward theiroverall grade point average (as if this were a one-semesterhour course). Offered each semester.