Fall 2021 Course Offerings

*Please note courses are subject to change and the most up to date options for courses will be found in PAWS.

** Please note LIT 101-01 & LIT 101-02 are reserved for incoming freshman only and not available to current students.

Summer 2021 course descriptions can be found here

In numerical order:

Course #	Course Description	Professor	Day(s)	Start Time	End Time	Attributes
LIT 099-01	English Department Orientation Session: Dual Education Majors	Bennett	W	8:00am	8:50am
LIT 099-02	English Department Orientation Session: English Secondary Education Majors	Bennett	W	9:00am	9:50am
LIT 099-03	English Department Orientation Session: Dual Education Majors	Bennett	W	10:00am	10:50am
LIT 099-04	English Department Orientation Session: English Liberal Arts Majors	Bennett	W	11:00am	11:50am
LIT 101-01	Cultures and Canons	Knittle	MR	9:30am	10:50am
LIT 101-02	Cultures and Canons	Staff	TF	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 101-03	Cultures and Canons	McMann	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 101-04	Cultures and Canons	McMann	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 101-05	Cultures and Canons	Polidori	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 101-06	Cultures and Canons	Knittle	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 101-07	Cultures and Canons	Knittle	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 102-01	Approaches to Literature	Abdur-Rahman	TF	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 102-02	Approaches to Literature	Abdur-Rahman	TF	9:30am	10:50am
LIT 170-01	Topics in English: Gender & the Short Story	Neuman	M	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN (upon request)
LIT 212-01	Cultural Reorientations of Gender	Neuman	W	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN, GL, W
LIT 270-01	Topics in Literature: Gender, Race, and the City	Knittle	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm	GEN (upon request)
LIT 270-02	Topics in Literature: The Art of the Podcast	Davis	T	4:30pm	7:20pm
LIT 310-01	Literature for Young Readers	Luettchau	W	5:30pm	8:20pm
LIT 313-01	Queer Literature	Dalpe	M	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN
LIT 316-01	Global Women Writers	Hopps	MR	11:00am	12:20pm	GEN, GL, WD
LIT 316-02	Global Women Writers	Hopps	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm	GEN, GL, WD
LIT 321-01	Shakespeare: Sources & Contexts	Steinberg	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm	LHR, BR
LIT 340-01	Bible as Literature	Graham	TF	9:30am	10:50am	LHR, WD
LIT 357-01	Early Modern British Literature	Steele	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm	LHR, BR
LIT 360-01	British Augustans & Their Rivals 1700-1820	Venturo	TF	11:00am	12:20pm	LH, BR
LIT 370-01	Studies in Literature: Northern Ireland and Brexit: Literature, Film, and Politics	McMann	TF	9:30am	10:50am	BR (upon request)
LIT 373-01	American Drama	Konkle	R	5:30pm	8:20pm	LH, AM, VPA
LIT 376-01	U.S. Literature 1900-Present	Blake	M	5:30pm	8:20pm	LH, AM
LIT 377/AAS 377-01	African-American Literature to 1920	Jackson	MR	11:00am	12:20pm	LH, AM, RE
LIT 377/AAS 37-02	African-American Literature to 1920	Jackson	MR	9:30am	10:50am	LH, AM, RE
LIT 421-01	Shakespeare: Comedies & Histories	Venturo	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm	LHR
LIT 499-01	Seminar in Research and Theory: Talking Back to the Canon: Contemporary Adaptations and Appropriations	Carney	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 499-02	Seminar in Research and Theory: Afrofuturism in the 21^st Century	Williams	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 499-03	Seminar in Research and Theory: The New Black Renaissance	Jackson	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 499-04	Seminar in Research and Theory: Diaspora and Transmigration in Asian American Literature	Mi	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 499-05	Seminar in Research and Theory: Once Upon a Narrative Tradition: Renaissance to Postmodern Fairy Tales	Carney	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 499-06	Seminar in Research and Theory: Romantic Love in Contemporary Literature	Bennett	TF	8:00am	9:20am

CWR 206-01	Creative Writing	Davis	W	4:30pm	7:20pm
CWR 206-02	Creative Writing	Davis	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
CWR 206-03/HON 270-04	Creative Writing	Rosemurgy	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm
CWR 301-01	Writing Communities	Rosemurgy	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
CWR 306-01	Fiction Workshop	Davis	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
EED 380-01	Teaching Writing	Meixner	M	5:30pm	8:20pm
EED 390-01	Methods of Teaching Secondary English	Meixner	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LNG 201-01	Intro to English	Steinberg, D.	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LNG 202-01	Structure & History of the English Language	Steele	MR	9:30am	10:50am	SCHP

By days of the week:

Time Slot	Class	Faculty	Attributes
Monday/Thursday 9:30-10:50	LIT/AAS 377-02 African-American Literature: 1900-Present	Jackson	LH, AM, RE
	LNG 202-01 Structure and History of the English Language	Steele	SCHP
	LIT 101-01 Cultures and Canons	Knittle
Monday/Thursday 11:00-12:20	LIT 316-01/WGS 376-01 Global Women Writers	Hopps	GNE, GL WD
	LIT/AAS 377-01 African-American Literature: 1900-Present	Jackson	LH, AM, RE
	LIT 499-01 Seminar in Research and Theory: Talking Back to the Canon: Contemporary Adaptations and Appropriations	Carney
	LIT 499-02 Seminar in Research and Theory: Afrofuturism in the 21st Century: Interdisciplinary Approaches and Possibilities	Williams
	LIT 101-06 Cultures and Canons	Knittle
	CWR 306-01 Fiction Workshop	Davis
	LIT 101-05 Cultures and Canons	Polidori
Monday/Thursday 12:30-1:50	LIT 357-01 Early Modern British Literature	Steele	LHR, BR
	LIT 499-03 Seminar in Research and Theory: The New Black Renaissance	Jackson
	LNG 201-01 Introduction to English	Steinberg, D.
	LIT 316-02/WGS 376-02 Global Women Writers	Hopps	GEN, GL WD
Monday/Thursday 2:00-3:20	LIT 499-05 Seminar in Research and Theory: Once Upon a Narrative Tradition: Renaissance to Postmodern Fairy Tales	Carney
	EED 390-01 Methods of Teaching Secondary English	Meixner
	LIT 270-01 Topics in Literature: Gender, Race and the City	Knittle	GEN (upon request)
	CWR 206-02 Creative Writing	Davis
	CWR 301-01 Writing Communities	Rosemurgy
	LIT 102-01 Approaches to Literature	Abdur-Rahman
Monday/Thursday 3:30-4:50	CWR 206-03/HON 270-04 Creative Writing	Rosemurgy
Monday/Thursday 3:30-4:50	LIT 170-01 Topics in English: Gender and the Short Story	Neuman	GEN (upon request)
Monday 5:30-8:20	LIT 313-01/WGS 341-01 Queer Literature	Dalpe	GEN
	LIT 376-01 U.S. Literature: 1900 to Present	Blake	LH, AM
	EED 380-01 Teaching Writing	Meixner
Tuesday/Friday 8:00-9:20	LIT 499-06 Seminar in Research and Theory: Romantic Love in Contemporary Literature	Bennett
Tuesday/Friday 9:30-10:50	LIT 370-01 Studies in Literature: Northern Ireland and Brexit: Literature, Film, and Politics	McMann	BR (upon request)
	LIT 102-02 Approaches to Literature	Abdur-Rahman
	LIT 340-01 Bible as Literature	Graham	LHR, WD
Tuesday/Friday 11:00-12:20	LIT 360-01 British Augustans and their Rivals 1700-1820	Venturo	LH, BR
	LIT 101-03 Cultures and Canons	McMann
	LIT 101-04 Cultures and Canons	McMann
Tuesday/Friday 2:00-3:20pm	LIT 321-01 Shakespeare: Sources and Context	Steinberg, G.	LHR, BR
	LIT 499-04 Seminar in Research and Theory: Diaspora and Transmigration in Asian American Literature	Mi
	LIT 421-01 Shakespeare: Comedies and Histories	Venturo	LHR
Tuesday/Friday 3:30-4:50	LIT 101-02 Cultures and Canons	Knittle
Tuesday/Friday 3:30-4:50	LIT 102-01 Approaches to Literature	Abdur-Rahman
Tuesday 4:30-7:20	LIT 270-02 Topics in Literature: The Art of the Podcast	Davis
Wednesday Mornings	English Department Orientation Sessions: LIT 099-01: for Dual Education Majors- Course Meetings 8-8:50am LIT 099-02: for English Secondary Education Majors- Course Meetings 9-9:50am LIT 099-03: for Dual Education Majors- Course Meetings 10-10:50am LIT 099-04: for English Liberal Arts Majors- Course Meetings 11-11:50am	Bennett
Wednesday 4:30-7:20	CWR 206-01 Creative Writing	Davis
Wednesday 5:30-8:20	LIT 212-01/WGS 270-01 Cultural Representations of Gender	Neuman	GEN, GL, W
Wednesday 5:30-8:20	LIT 310-01 Literature for Younger Readers	Luettchau
Thursday 5:30-8:20	LIT 373-01 American Drama	Konkle	LH, A, VPA

Graduate Level Courses	For course descriptions visit the English Graduate website at: https://englishgrad.tcnj.edu/fall-2021/
Monday 5:00-7:30	ENGL 597-01 Topics in English: Persistence and Survival in Science Fiction	Graham
Tuesday 5:00-7:30	ENGL 510-01 The Structure of English: The Politics of Standard English	Steele
Wednesday 9:30am-Noon	ENGL 670-01 Studies in Literature: The Witches of Salem 1692 Please note this is a blended learning course. In person meetings: 9/1, 9/8, 10/13, 11/10, 12/8	Tarter
Thursday	ENGL 670-02 Studies in Literature: Literature of Crisis and Catastrophe	Abdur-Rahman

Updated 7/2021