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ENG 425 Seminar: Selected Authors 3 Category II ENG 202 World Literature II 3 ENG 204 British Literature II 3 ENG 206 American Literature II 3 ENG 207 Selected Topics 3 ENG 221 Introduction to Film 3 ENG 324 Novel II 3 ENG 328 Seminar: Selected Literary Topics 3 ENG 346 American Literature, 1865-1940 3 ENG 362 British Literature, 1798-1890 3 ENG 401 Literary Criticism 3 ENG 428 Contemporary Literature and Film 3 Category III ENG 311 News Writing and Editing 3 ENG 312 Feature Writing and Production 3 ENG 318 Creative Writing 3 ENG 336 Linguistics 3 ENG 338 Rhetoric 3 ENG 433 Small-Group Communication 3 ENG 461 Professional Writing 3 Total Hours Required in Major 36 Experiential Learning Requirement: All students majoring in English will be required to complete a relevant experiential component involving supervised work in one of the following areas (or some combination): internship, a college media organization (The Iron Blade, Chrysalis, or WFFC), volunteer service, student teaching, tutoring, collaboration in a faculty research project, or development of a paper for formal presentation. Students may substitute an alternative with the approval of the division chair. If the students work is not undertaken for credit in an existing course, the student should enroll in a onecredit English practicum under the supervision of a faculty member in the English department. For English majors also minoring in journalism, the journalism practicum or internship can serve as the experiential component required by the English major. Required Liberal Arts Core Courses Foreign Language (through intermediate level) Teacher Certification English majors interested in certification to teach English at the secondary level must minor in education and include the following among their major courses: ENG 205 American Literature I or ENG 345 American Literature, 1815-1865 ENG 206 American Literature II or ENG 346 American Literature, 1865-1940 ENG 336 Linguistics ENG 338 Rhetoric ENG 365 Shakespeare ENG 401 Literary Criticism Students lacking proficiency in public speaking may be required to take COM 82

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