Courses for the Fall 2001 semester. Honors Program students may satisfy their English requirement with any 300-level class. One of these must be EN 300. Two of these nine must be seminars. One of the five must be a seminar.
Students minoring in English take a minimum of five upper-level courses.
En 099, Internships in English Dr. David Dougherty, TBA Qualified students, ordinarily seniors, can enrich their liberal arts education by taking advantage of available English department internships in areas including publishing, public relations, and advertising. Internships in law offices, judicial chambers and governmental agencies are also available to students interested in the law. Internships give the student an opportunity for intensive, hands-on experience in business, philanthropy, law, journalism, and other possible career options. An intern works closely with a faculty member to design a course during which the student learns skills and approaches specific to one enterprise, whether that be the court system, news reporting, public relations, publishing, or philanthropic organizations. Interns have the unique opportunity to apply their skills as English majors in areas in which they may choose to pursue their careers.