Fall 2019 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 377 counts toward the English major).

Critical Content

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 200-01	Introduction to Poetry	Graham	TF	9:30am	10:50am
LIT 200-02	Introduction to Poetry	Graham	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 200-03	Introduction to Poetry	Neuman	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 200-04	Introduction to Poetry	Neuman	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 200-05	Introduction to Poetry	Neuman.	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm
LIT 201-01	Approaches to Literature	Lee	MR	9:30am	10;50am
LIT 201-02	Approaches to Literature	Lee	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 202-01	Cultures and Canons	Jackson	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 202-02	Cultures and Canons	Jackson	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm

Pre 1660 Literary History

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 229-01/CMP 229-01	Journeys and Kingdoms: The Literary Epics of Asia	Hustis	T	5:00pm	7:50pm	GL; WD
LIT 255-01	Shakespeare and Gender	Konkle	R	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN
LIT 357-01	Early Modern British Literature	Steele	MR	11:00am	12:20pm	BR
LIT 421-01	Shakespeare: Comedies & Histories	Carney	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm

Literary History

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 270-01	Global Fairy Tales	Carney	MR	3:30pm	4:50pm	W
LIT 376-01	U.S. Literature: 1900-Present	Blake	M	5:30pm	8:20pm	AM
LIT 377-01/AAS 377-01	African-American Literature to 1920	Williams	TF	11:00am	12:20pm	RE; AM
LIT 377-02/AAS 377-02	African-American Literature to 1920	Williams	TF	9:30am	10:50am	RE; AM

English Secondary Education

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
EED 380-01	Teaching Writing	Featherstone	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	Rosemurgy	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
CWR 206-02	Creative Writing	Rosemurgy	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm
CWR 206-03	Creative Writing	Harrod	R	5:30pm	8:20pm
CWR 301-01	Writing Communities	Row	MR	11:00am	12:20pm
CWR 306-01	Fiction Workshop	Row	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 270-02	Social Justice in Young Adult Literature	Luettchau	MR	5:30pm	6:50pm
LIT 310-01	Literature for Young Readers	Meixner	MR	12:30pm	1:50pm
LIT 313-01/WGS 341-01	Queer Literature	Dalpe	M	5:30pm	8:20pm	GEN
LIT 316-01/WGS 376-01	Global Women Writers	Hopps	MR	11:00am	12:20pm	GEN; GL; WD
LIT 316-02/WGS 376-02	Global Women Writers	Hopps	MR	2:00pm	3:20pm	GEN; GL; WD
LIT 388-01	Contemporary Literature	Rosemurgy	T	3:30pm	6:20pm
LNG 201-01	Introduction to English	Steinberg, D.	MR	9:30am	10:50am
LNG 202-01	Structure and History of the English Language	Steele	TF	9:30am	10:50am	SCHP

English Capstones

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
LIT 499-02	Seminar in Research and Theory: Testimonies of the Holocaust	Friedman	W	5:00pm	7:50pm
LIT 499-03	Seminar in Research and Theory: Magic in Early Modern Drama	Graham	TF	2:00pm	3:20pm
LIT 499-04	Seminar in Research and Theory: Ecopoetry	McCauley	MR	9:30am	10:50am
LIT 499-05	Seminar in Research and Theory: Utopia/Dystopia	Robertson	TF	11:00am	12:20pm
LIT 499-06	Seminar in Research and Theory: Witches of Salem 1692	Tarter	W	8:00am	10:50am
LIT 499-07	Seminar in Research and Theory: Life Writing and Literary Hoaxes	Ortiz	MR	11:00am	12:20pm

English Graduate Courses- Course descriptions can be found at: https://englishgrad.tcnj.edu/courses/fall-2019/

Class	Description	Professor	Days	Start Time	End Time	Designations
ENGL 505-01	Literary Theory	Hustis	W	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 626-01	Seminar in 18^th Century British Literature	Venturo	R	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 654-01	20^th Century American Literature	Friedman	T	5:00pm	7:30pm
ENGL 670-01	Studies in Literature: Slavery and the Black Imagination	Jackson	M	5:00pm	7:30pm