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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND SPEECH<br />
EN 102 English Composition<br />
This course is a study of the basic principles and techniques of composition. Emphasis is<br />
placed on sentence construction, punctuation, and mechanics by composing and revising<br />
a variety of writing assignments.<br />
Fall semester, three hours.<br />
EN 104 Research and Reports<br />
This course teaches each student how to write clearly, correctly, and effectively, and how<br />
to do library research. It stresses effective organization and significant content. Special<br />
concentration is given to the appropriate use of words, resources, and the library.<br />
Spring semester, three hours.<br />
SP 103 Fundamentals of Speech<br />
Basic principles and techniques are taught with special emphasis on delivery styles, platform<br />
proficiency, and outline preparation.<br />
Spring semester, three hours.<br />
EN 203 History of the English Language<br />
This course will cover the English language from the time of earliest records, with emphasis<br />
on major external influences and internal changes that have shaped our present language.<br />
Attention will also be given to the influence of Providence upon its development.<br />
Fall semester, odd years, three hours.<br />
EN 303 Principles of Rhetoric<br />
Examines major terms, issues, and approaches in the theory and practice of rhetoric and<br />
writing.<br />
Spring semester, three hours.<br />
EN 304 Advanced English Composition<br />
A course designed to help students develop logic, clarity, and coherence in their writing.<br />
Expository, persuasive, and narrative works will be composed for the course.<br />
Spring semester, even years, three hours.<br />
EN 306 English Literature<br />
This course is designed to give the student a meaningful grasp of the great works of English<br />
writers down through history and to see their collation of the life and events of their times.<br />
Special note will be made of significant Christian authors and Christian writers.<br />
Fall semester, even years, three hours.<br />
EN 307 American Literature<br />
A survey course of the most interesting and outstanding American writers from the colonial<br />
period to the present. Emphasis is placed on an appreciation of the art and outlook on life<br />
of the writers as they take place in the birth and expansion of the United States.<br />
Spring semester, odd years, three hours.<br />
SP 308 Public Speaking<br />
This course offers the student assistance in preparing, organizing, and delivering public<br />
addresses for a variety of occasions. Identical to CE 313.<br />
Spring semester, two hours.<br />
SP 401 Storytelling<br />
A study of skills necessary in the art of storytelling. Students will have practical experience<br />
in the use of illustrations and stories for all age groups. Prerequisite SP 103. Identical to<br />
CE 416 and MI 402.<br />
Spring semester, two hours.<br />
SP 402 Telling Stories Through Programs<br />
A study applying the skills of storytelling to programs. After an introduction to the basics<br />
of storytelling, students will gain practical experience in the use of dialog and programs in<br />
a variety of ministry settings.<br />
60<br />
Fall semester, two hours.
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