Spring 2020 Course Offerings

Liberal Learning Key-

GEN=Gender; GL=Global; RE=Race and Ethnicity. SCHP= Social Change in Historical Perspective
All LIT courses count toward Literary, Visual, and Performing Arts.

VPA-E=Visual and Performing Arts for Education Majors

SECONDARY ED DISTRIBUTION KEY: AM=American; BR=British; WD=World

NOTE: For cross-listed courses, you may register using either prefix (for instance, AAS 378 counts toward the English major).

Critical Content

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 200-01	Introduction to Poetry	Venturo	TF	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 201-01	Approaches to Literature	Blake	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 201-02	Approaches to Literature	Blake	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 201-03	Approaches to Literature	Jackson	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 201-04	Approaches to Literature	Jackson	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 201-05	Approaches to Literature	Graham	TF	9:30am	10:50am
LIT 201-06	Approaches to Literature	Robertson	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 202-01	Cultures and Canons	Hustis	M	5:00pm	7:50pm
LIT 202-02	Cultures and Canons	Hustis	T	5:00pm	7:50pm
LIT 202-03	Cultures and Canons	Polidori	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 202-04	Cultures and Canons	Sekanics	MR	9:30am	10:50am

Pre 1660 Literary History

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 251-01	British Literature to 1700	Steele	TF	9:30am	10:50am	BR
LIT 340-01	Bible as Literature	Steinberg, G.	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm	WD
LIT 422-01	Shakespeare: Tragedies and Romances	Venturo	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm

Literary History

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 233-01	World Drama	Konkle	TF	11:00am	12:20pm	GL, WD, VPA-E
LIT 233-02	World Drama	Konkle	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm	GL, WD, VPA-E
LIT 361-01	British Romanticism	Steinberg, D.	MR	9:30am	10:50am	BR
LIT 375-01	U.S. Literature 1800-1900	Robertson	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm	AM
LIT 378-01	African American Literature 1920-Present	Williams	MR	9:30am	10:50am	RE, AM
LIT 378-02	African American Literature 1920-Present	Williams	MR	11:00am	12:20pm	RE, AM
LIT 380-01	Representations of the Holocaust	Friedman	T	3:30pm	6:20pm

English Secondary Education

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
EED 380-01	Teaching Writing	Meixner	M	5:30pm	8:20pm
EED 390-01	Methods of Teaching Secondary Education English	Meixner	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
EED 490	Student Teaching in English

English Electives

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
CWR 206-01	Creative Writing	Neuman	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
CWR 206-02	Creative Writing	Neuman	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
CWR 206-03	Creative Writing		W	5:30pm	8:20pm
CWR 304-01	Poetry Workshop	Rosemurgy	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm
CWR 370-01	Special Topics in Creative Writing:The Generative Workshop: Writing to Your Edge	Rosemurgy	T	5:00pm	7:50pm
LIT 310-01	Literature for Young Readers	Luettachu	W	5:30pm	8:20pm
LIT 315-01	Men and Masculinities: Literary Perspectives	Dalpe	R	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN
LIT 317-01	The Witch in Literature	Tarter	W	8:00am	10:50am	GEN
LIT 334-01	Literature by Latinas and Latin American Women	Ortiz	Online			GEN, RE
LIT 470-01	Goodwives and Witches: Women in Colonial America	Tarter	TF	11:00am	12:20pm	AM; LH & GEN by waiver
LNG 201-01	Introduction to English	Steele	MR	9:30am	10:50am
LNG 202-01	Structure and History of the English Language	Graham	TF	11:00am	12:20pm	SCHP
LNG 372-01	American English	Steele	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm	RE

English Capstones

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 499-01	Seminar in Research and Theory: Shakespeare: Adaptations, Appropriations, and Afterlives	Carney	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 499-02	Seminar in Research and Theory: Postmemory and the Holocaust	Friedman	W	5:00pm	7:50pm
LIT 499-03	Seminar in Research and Theory: Women Playwrights	Konkle	R	5:30pm	8:20pm
LIT 499-04	Seminar in Research and Theory: Ecocriticism Now!	McCauley	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 499-05	Seminar in Research and Theory: The Beatles and Their World	Venturo	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 499-06	Seminar in Research and Theory: Dante	Steinberg, G.	TF	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 499-07	Seminar in Research and Theory: Diaspora and Transmigrant Identity in Asian American Literature	Mi	TF	9:30am	10:50am

LIT 497/ENGL 505: Undergraduate English majors may take LIT 497 OR Honors Thesis in place of a LIT 499. Students who have interest in the English MA Program should
talk to Dr. Jo Carney before registering for LIT 497.

Graduate Courses-Course descriptions can be found at: https://englishgrad.tcnj.edu/courses/spring-2020/

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
ENGL 505-01	Contemporary Literature Theory and Methods	Hustis	W	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 550-01	Seminar in Poetry	Neuman	R	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 622-01	Shakespeare: Texts and Contexts	Steinberg, G.	M	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 670-01	Studies in Literature: Contemporary Dystopia and Utopia	Graham	T	5:00pm	7:30pm

Disclaimer: This list was accurate at the time of publication. However, be aware that changes are usually necessary as the registration process proceeds. If changes
occur, they will appear in PAWS as well as here on the department website.

Updated 10/2/19