ENG 3662: Advanced Fiction with DeAndra Miller
Nov 9, 2026
Looking to improve your fiction writing? Want to write genre? Young adult? Middle grade? Join me in advanced fiction where you get to build on your cr...
ENG 3652: Creative Writing: Prose (Fiction) with DeAndra Miller
Nov 9, 2026
FictionCome learn how to be a fiction writer! This course is great for beginners who want to work on their craft or those interested in wanting to dab...
ENG 4550: Senior Seminar in Creative Writing: Fantasy with DeAndra Miller
Nov 9, 2026
FantasyStep into the art of world building and the fantastic! This workshop is an amazing opportunity for writers to design immersive, original worlds...
ENG 5660: Advanced Seminar in Major Authors: Milton with Dr. David Orvis
Nov 2, 2026
Milton: Poetry & ProseIn addition to Paradise Lost, the self-styled poet-prophet’s attempt to “assert Eternal Providence, / And justifie the w...
ENG 4880: Victorian Literature with Dr. Hannah LeClair
Oct 26, 2026
“Futures Past”How did the Victorians view themselves in relation to history and the recent past—and how did they envision the future? How might ...
ENG 4300: Capstone in Rhetoric & Technical Writing with Dr. Sarah Long
Oct 26, 2026
“Design Your Life”Your English degree is the beginning of a life, not the end of a major. Using Designing Your Life and How to Live a Meaningful L...
ENG 5535: Electronic Literature and Digital Writing (Summer 2027)
Oct 22, 2026
How do digital media technologies shape writing and literature? What happens when writers engage the artistic potential of digital media to produce li...
ENG 5549: Blackness and Posthumanism with Dr. Alonzo Smith
Oct 19, 2026
“Black Life Beyond the Human”What does it mean to be human?Animals. Spirits. Landscapes. Machines. Alien Worlds. Futures.Long before scholars coin...
ENG 4110: Digital and Visual Rhetorics with Dr. Belinda Walzer
Oct 19, 2026
“Human Rights and Visual Culture”This course will explore digital and visual rhetorics through the lens of human rights and visual culture. We wil...
ENG 3712/JHP 3712: Literature and Mass Violence with Dr. Belinda Walzer
Oct 19, 2026
“Literature and Mass Violence”From the middle passage to WWII to contemporary state violence and displacement, this course will examine literature...