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Note that posted course offerings are subject to change based on enrollment, instructor availability, and program development.

SEMESTER	CLASS/TITLE	DAY	INSTRUCTOR
2012, Spring	ENG 5000: Literacy in Context	T	Virginia Jones
	ENG 5830: Second Language Acquisition	M	Eun Hee Jeon
	ENGS 5710: Working-Class Literature and Culture	W	Michele Fazio
	EED 5810: Internship	TBA	Roger Ladd
2012, Summer I	ENG 5110: Principles of English Linguistics	MTWR	Eun Hee Jeon
2012, Summer II	ENGS 5220: Rhetorical Analysis of Contemporary Media	MTWR	Teagan Decker
2012, Fall	ENG 5300: Theories and Methods of Literary Research	T	Roger Ladd
	ENG 5850: Cultural Issues of ESL	M	McClanahan
	ENGS 5640: The Victorian Age	R	Monika Brown
	EED 5810: Internship	TBA	Roger Ladd
2013, Spring	EED 5520: The Teaching of Literature		Denise Feikema
	TESL 5890: Applied Pedagogy of Teaching ESL		Eun Hee Jeon
	ENGS 5200-5299: Critical Approaches to Children’s Literature		Susan Cannata
2013, Summer I	ENG 5050: Native American Literature, with travel option		Jesse Peters
2013, Summer II	ENGS 5100-99: Democracy and the Teaching of English: Four Figures and Their Impact on K-16 Literacy Education (Dewey, Burke, Richards, and Rorty)		Cyndi Miecznikowski
2013, Fall	EED 5510: The Teaching of Writing		Monika Brown
	ENG 5810: Phonetics and Phonology		Eun Hee Jeon
	ENGS 5100-99: The Rhetoric and Political Economy of 21st Century Literacies		M. J. Braun
2014, Spring	ENG 5000: Literacy in Context		Virginia Jones
	ENG 5830: Second Language Acquisition		Eun Hee Jeon
	TBA
2014, Summer I	ENG 5110: Principles of English Linguistics		Eun Hee Jeon
2014, Summer II	ENGS 5100-5199: Rhetoric, Democracy, and Propaganda		M. J. Braun

 

ESL graduate courses will be offered on the following rotation: ENG 5810, fall odd years; ENG 5830, spring even years; ENG 5850,

Seminars (indicated with the ENGS prefix) are limited to fifteen students. Professors may grant permission for additional students.

Thesis Courses (ENG 6010, ENG 6020, ENG 6030) are scheduled on demand, and will not be listed on this schedule.

Core Courses are offered on the following rotation: EED 5520, spring odd years; EED 5510, fall odd years; ENG 5000, spring even years, ENG 5300, fall even years. Courses offered by the School of Education are offered most semesters, and may be available online; see Braveweb for details.

Education courses are scheduled by the Department of Professional Pedagogy and Research; see this rotation for the usual schedule, and Braveweb for specific details.

Updated: Friday, March 23, 2012

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