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ENG 5400/ENG 5530: Appalachian Mountains Writing Project
Mar 2, 2026

Join us this summer to write about your buried stories in the Appalachian Mountains Writing Project Summer Institute. We will write to the theme "Unea...

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ENG 4720/5720: Appalachian Literature
Mar 2, 2026

A study of major regional movements, genres, and writers in the Appalachian Mountains from settlement to the present. Application of individual resear...

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ENG 5835: Renaissance Literature
Mar 2, 2026

ENG 5835: Renaissance LiteraturePerspective in the Art, Philosophy, and Literature of the RenaissanceThis graduate seminar will offer an interdiscipli...

Digital signage slide for “ENG 3300: Applied Grammar” featuring a soft beige background with faint syntax trees, grammatical terms, and linguistic symbols; large green course title at top, descriptive text centered, and meeting time, Fall 2026, and Dr. Lora Hawkins listed below.

ENG 3300: Applied Grammar
Mar 2, 2026

ENG 3300: Applied Grammar challenges you to rethink everything you thought you knew about “correct” English. What is grammar—rulebook, social co...

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ENG 3610: Principles of Language
Mar 2, 2026

ENG 3610: Principles of Language invites you to explore the hidden architecture of the language you use every day. Why do dialects carry social power?...

5835 Renaissance Literature: Perspective in the Art, Philosophy, and Literature of the Renaissance

ENG 5835 Renaissance Literature: Perspective in the Art, Philosophy, and Literature of the Renaissance
Feb 20, 2026

5835 Renaissance Literature: Perspective in the Art, Philosophy, and Literature of the Renaissance / Dr. Alexander Brock / Wednesday, 2-5pm, in p...

ENG 2360 American Literature and the Arts (Second Summer 2026, Section 101)

ENG 2360 American Literature and the Arts (Second Summer 2026, Section 101)
Feb 20, 2026

ENG 2360 American Literature and the Arts  (Second Summer 2026, Section 101)  / IMPERILED RHYTHMS  / Dr. Ryan James McGuckin Onlin...

RC 2001 Introduction to Writing Across the Curriculum

RC 2001 Introduction to Writing Across the Curriculum (First Summer 2026, Section 121, Second Summer 2026, Section 115)
Feb 20, 2026

RC 2001 Introduction to Writing Across the Curriculum  (First Summer 2026, Section 121, Second Summer 2026, Section 115) / DISCOURSE, GENRES...

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ENG 2230: Introduction to Electronic Literature
Feb 16, 2026

This course focuses on digital literature, which arises from a creative engagement with digital technologies, resulting in language-driven works that ...

ENG 3740: Studies in Poetry - (Mis)Understanding Poetry
Feb 16, 2026

AKA Poetry As IsThe course is designed to engage students who may not care about poetry and help reveal to them the complexities of the art form, alon...

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