School of English & World Languages
School Faculty
Angela Vietto, Chairperson, 217-581-2428
Christiane Eydt-Beebe, Associate Chairperson, 217.581.3021
English Faculty
Abel, C.; Ames, M.; Beebe, R.; Binns, D.; Caldwell, M.; Campbell, J.; Davis, G.; Flach, A.; Fredrick, T.; Golladay, J.; Martinez, R.; McClelland, M.; Moody, T.; Nance-Carroll, N.; Park, S.; Ryerson, R.; Smith, J.; Spear, R.; Tacke, E.; Taylor, T.; Wharram, C.; Whittemore, A.; Wixson, C.; Worthington, M.
English Web Page:
World Languages Faculty
Amaya, C.; Eydt-Beebe, C.; Jacobsen, I.; Landrus, V.; Lemus, E.; Routt, K.; Tindira, J.
World Languages Web Page:
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Program Plans
Majors
Honors
Certification
English Language Arts for Teacher Licensure (B.A.)
World Languages and Cultures: French, German or Spanish Teacher Licensure (B.A.)
Minors
Courses
ENG 0990
English as a Second Language I. (4 credits)
ENG 0995
English as a Second Language II. (4 credits)
ENG 1000
Fundamentals of College Composition. (3 credits)
ENG 1001G
College Composition I: Critical Reading & Source-Based Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 1002G
College Composition II: Argument & Critical Inquiry. (3 credits)
ENG 1009G
Stories Matter 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. (3 credits)
ENG 1091G
College Composition I: Critical Reading & Source-Based Writing, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 1092G
College Composition II: Argument & Critical Inquiry, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 1099G
Stories Matter, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. (3 credits)
ENG 1105
English Major Forum. (1 credits)
ENG 2000
Introduction to Creative Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 2011G
World/Multicultural Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 2091G
World/Multicultural Literatures, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 2205
Introduction to Literary Studies. (3 credits)
ENG 2504G
Film and Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 2601
Backgrounds of Western Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 2602
World Literature since the Renaissance. (3 credits)
ENG 2603
Greek and Roman Mythology. (3 credits)
ENG 2692
World Literature since the Renaissance, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 2705G
African American and Africana Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 2706G
Latin American and Latinx Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 2760
Introduction to Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 2850
Postcolonial Literatures in English. (3 credits)
ENG 2901
Structure of English. (3 credits)
ENG 2950
Transatlantic Literary History: Culture, Literacies, and Technologies I. (3 credits)
ENG 2960
Transatlantic Literary History: Culture, Literacies, and Technologies II. (3 credits)
ENG 3000
Multigenre Writing Workshop. (3 credits)
ENG 3001
Advanced Composition. (3 credits)
ENG 3005
Technical Communication. (3 credits)
ENG 3008
Digital Writing and Multimodal Texts. (3 credits)
ENG 3009G
Myth and Culture. (3 credits)
ENG 3010G
Literary Masterworks. (3 credits)
ENG 3011
Literary Editing and Publishing. (3 credits)
ENG 3061
Intermediate Nonfiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3062
Intermediate Poetry Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3063
Intermediate Fiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3064
Intermediate Dramatic Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 3090G
Literary Masterworks, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3099G
Myth and Culture, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3100G
Cultural Foundations I. (3 credits)
ENG 3110G
Cultural Foundations II. (3 credits)
ENG 3401
Methods of Teaching Composition in Middle and Secondary Schools. (3 credits)
ENG 3402
Methods of Teaching Literature in the Middle and Secondary School. (3 credits)
ENG 3405
Children's Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3406
Literature for Pre-Adolescents. (3 credits)
ENG 3600
The Bible as Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3601B
Studies in Major Writers After 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3601A
Studies in Major Writers Before 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3606
Modern Drama. (3 credits)
ENG 3700
American Literature: 1450 to 1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3701
American Literature: 1800 to Mid-19th Century. (3 credits)
ENG 3702
American Literature: Mid-19th Century to 1900. (3 credits)
ENG 3703
American Literature: 1900 to 1950. (3 credits)
ENG 3704
American Literature: 1950 to present. (3 credits)
ENG 3705
American Multicultural Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3706
American Regional Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3800
Medieval British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3801
Chaucer. (3 credits)
ENG 3802
Shakespeare. (3 credits)
ENG 3803
Renaissance and Seventeenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3804
Milton. (3 credits)
ENG 3805
Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3806
British Romantic Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3807
Victorian Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3808
Modern British Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 3809
Contemporary British and Anglophone Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3892
Shakespeare, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 3901
Language and Linguistics. (3 credits)
ENG 3902
Second Language Acquisition and the Teaching of. (3 credits)
ENG 3903B
Women, Literature, and Language, Post-1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3903A
Women, Literature, and Language, Pre-1800. (3 credits)
ENG 3907
Asian Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 3970
Study Abroad. (1 to 15 credits)
ENG 4060
English Studies Career Development. (1 credits)
ENG 4273
Applied Project in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4275
Internship in English Studies. (3 credits)
ENG 4300
English Studies Capstone. (3 credits)
ENG 4390
English Studies Capstone, Honors. (3 credits)
ENG 4400
Independent Study. (3 credits)
ENG 4444
Honors Independent Study. (3 credits)
ENG 4644
Honors Thesis. (3 credits)
ENG 4742
Studies in Genre. (3 credits)
ENG 4750
Studies in African American Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4760
Special Topics in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4761
Advanced Nonfiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4762
Advanced Poetry Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4763
Advanced Fiction Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4764
Advanced Dramatic Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4765
Professional Editing. (3 credits)
ENG 4775
Studies in Literature, Culture, Theory. (3 credits)
ENG 4776
Research and Rhetoric in Professional Writing. (3 credits)
ENG 4801
Integrating the English Language Arts in Middle and High Schools. (3 credits)
ENG 4850
Studies in Postcolonial and World Literatures. (3 credits)
ENG 4901
History of the English Language. (3 credits)
ENG 4903
Young Adult Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4904
Studies in Film. (3 credits)
ENG 4905
Studies in Youth Literature. (3 credits)
ENG 4906
Issues in the Teaching of English. (3 credits)