Tentative Fall 2017 Graduate Schedule
From Dr. Danielle Spratt Graduate Advisor
Last Revised: 5/15/2017
Key: CW=Creative Writing, Lit=Literature, RC=Rhetoric and Composition Theory
Please note the following:
Students may take up to three 525s, 620s, and 630s, and up to two 622s, 623s and 654s as long as the individual class topics are not repeated.
- CW students are allowed to take two 512s, 608s and 609s.
- CW students must take 3 workshops in their primary genre.
- RC students are allowed to take two 654s as long as individual class topics are not repeated.
- 400 level courses may not be used for required graduate level (500-600) literature courses. Students may take up two 400-level courses with the approval of Dr. Spratt via the “400-Level Consent Form". Forms are due by the end of the first week of the semester.
- Classified graduate students who have completed 12-15 units of graduate study should make an appointment with Dr. Spratt in order to draw up their contract/formal program.
- Before students can enroll in their culminating experience (697C, 698D), they must be classified, have a formal contract on file with the English Graduate Department, and have submitted both the “intent” form and receipt for graduation application.
- Permission numbers for 697C and 698D will be sent out by Marjie’s office via email after students have submitted both the “intent” form and receipt for graduation application.
- 697C (Exam) is offered every semester, but does not meet as a class. Contact Dr. Spratt for details.
- 698D (Graduate Project) is offered once a year in the spring semester
- Students must apply for graduation one year in advance of expected graduation date.
- Permission to enroll in 600A and 600B/BF will be sent out by Grad office via email after students have been accepted into the TA program. TA's must be fully classified and enrolled in order to teach.
- New TA's must be fully classified by June 1, 2017 and have a minimum GPA of 3.0 in order to teach Fall 2017
- All TA's must be enrolled in order to teach.
- Have you made your advisement appointment with Dr. Spratt? drsprattofficehours.youcanbook.me
Course Descriptions
FALL 2017 Tentative Schedule
| Monday Classes | |
|---|---|
12:30-3:15 pm** | Engl 600B/BF: College Comp.: Theory & Pedagogy, Teaching Associate Seminar (RC) I. Clark |
4-6:45 pm | Engl 525GT: Trade and Print Culture (Lit) Tripp Engl 623: Seminar in Prose Fiction (CW/Lit Hybrid*) Byler |
7-9:45 pm | Engl 638: Critical Approaches to Literature (Core) Higgs |
| Tuesday Classes | |
|---|---|
4-6:45 pm | Engl 525BB: Topics in English and Cultural Studies (Lit) Wightman Engl 652: Creative Writing Studies (CW Core) Hall |
7-9:45 pm | Engl 622: Seminar on Aspects in Poetry (CW/Lit Hybrid*) Barresi |
| Wednesday Classes | |
|---|---|
4-6:45 pm | Engl 620LE: Louise Erdrich (Lit) Andrews Engl 654: Advanced Topics in Rhetoric and Composition (RC) Pandey |
7-9:45 pm | Engl 638: Critical Approaches to Literature (Core) Carassai |
| Thursday Classes | |
|---|---|
4-6:45 pm | Engl 525WW: Women and Writing (CW/Lit Hybrid*) Haake Engl 604: Seminar in Language and Linguistics (Core) Mcclave |
7-9:45 pm | Engl 525COM: Comedy Performance (CW/Lit Hybrid*) Mitchell |
| Friday Classes | |
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Reminder, students must be fully classified upon completion of first 12 graduate units (usually 4 classes).
**Note time of day
*Engl. 525COM: Students must let Professor Mitchell know if taking for CW or Lit credit.
*Engl 525WW: Students must let Professor Haake know if taking for CW or Lit credit.
*Engl 622:Students must let Professor Barresi know if taking for CW or Lit credit.