Recommended for students interested in developing their academic writing or in teaching writing. In the Amer. This course examines late-nineteenth and twentieth century literary portrayals of American acquisitiveness, from the muckrakers and the robber barons to immigrants and steelworkers, to the wizards of Wall Street. This course explores commercial and closet representations of private life in early Tudor, Jacobean, and Caroline plays as well as performances from the Interregnum and eighteenth century. An examination of the role of microorganisms in ecosystems, their use in bioremediation strategies, and methods for control of pathogenic microoganisms in water and food.
Lab includes a water quality assessment of local watershed with respect to microbial flora.
FREN 385 - Tp. This course will focus on the literature of French-speaking Africa. FREN 201 or 202 GRMN 385 - Tp. Emphasis on the medieval epic, 17th-century poetry, depiction of women in the literature, and women's roles at the time. An analysis of primary documents and secondary sources to arrive at meaningful interpretations of the nation's past.