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English
	• ENGL 270 - Traditional Grammar and Standard English Usage
	• ENGL 301 - Introduction to Literary Study
	• ENGL 307 - Teaching Reading and Young Adult Literature
	• ENGL 310 - British Literature to 1660
	• ENGL 311 - British Literature, 1660-1900
	• ENGL 312 - American Literature to 1900
	• ENGL 313 - World Literature in English from 1900
	• ENGL 315 - Medieval Literature
	• ENGL 316 - Medieval Drama
	• ENGL 320 - Renaissance Prose and Poetry
	• ENGL 321 - Renaissance Drama
	• ENGL 322 - Hamlet in Context
	• ENGL 330 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century British Literature
	• ENGL 331 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Drama
	• ENGL 332 - The British Novel
	• ENGL 333 - Satire
	• ENGL 340 - British Romantic Literature
	• ENGL 341 - The Victorians, Seeds of Modernism
	• ENGL 346 - American Fiction
	• ENGL 347 - American Poetry
	• ENGL 355 - American Ethnic Literature
	• ENGL 356 - Appalachian Culture
	• ENGL 357 - Contemporary American Poetry
	• ENGL 358 - Appalachian Literature
	• ENGL 360 - Literature and the Sexes
	• ENGL 361 - Short Story
	• ENGL 362 - Modern Novel
	• ENGL 363 - Modern Dramatic Literature
	• ENGL 364 - Literary Criticism
	• ENGL 365 - Contemporary Literature
	• ENGL 366 - Women in the Arts and Literature
	• ENGL 367 - Film Studies
	• ENGL 370 - Structure and Evolution of English
	• ENGL 371 - Introduction to Creative Writing
	• ENGL 372 - Advanced Composition
	• ENGL 373 - Creative Writing
	• ENGL 375 - History of the English Language
	• ENGL 377 - Peer Tutoring and Composition Theory
	• ENGL 382 - Technical Editing
	• ENGL 400 - Greek Mythology
	• ENGL 402 - The Bible As Literature
	• ENGL 405 - Seminar in Literature I
	• ENGL 406 - Seminar in Literature II
	• ENGL 407 - Seminar in Literature III
	• ENGL 408 - Seminar in Literature IV
	• ENGL 415 - Chaucer
	• ENGL 421 - Shakespeare
	• ENGL 423 - Milton
	• ENGL 425 - Major Author Seminar
	• ENGL 430 - British Literature and the Prominence of Place
	• ENGL 431 - British Literature Travel Practicum
	• ENGL 445 - Studies in American Literature
	• ENGL 446 - American Literature and the Prominence of Place
	• ENGL 447 - American Literature Travel Practicum
	• ENGL 469 - Renaissance Drama Practicum
	• ENGL 470 - Medieval Drama Practicum
	• ENGL 471 - Creative Writing: Fiction
	• ENGL 472 - Creative Writing: Poetry
	• ENGL 473 - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
	• ENGL 474 - Creative Writing: Drama
	• ENGL 475 - Advanced Creative Writing
	• ENGL 476 - Practicum in English I
	• ENGL 480 - Lead Tutor Practicum
	• ENGL 481 - Student Tutor Practicum in the Writing Center
	• ENGL 484 - Practicum in Editing
	• ENGL 485 - Senior Capstone Presentation in English
	• ENGL 486 - English Education Capstone Presentation
	• ENGL 490 - Independent Study in English
English (Graduate)
	• ENGL 530 - Theories of Rhetoric and Composition
	• ENGL 531 - Chaucer
	• ENGL 532 - Shakespeare
	• ENGL 533 - Studies in Milton
	• ENGL 534 - Literature and the Sexes
	• ENGL 535 - American Ethnic Literature
	• ENGL 536 - The Internet in Humanities Education
	• ENGL 537 - History of English
	• ENGL 539 - Seminar in British Literature
	• ENGL 540 - Seminar in American Literature
	• ENGL 599 - Special Topics: English
	• ENGL 699 - Special Topics: English
Environmental Studies
	• ENVS 101 - Environmental Studies First Year Experience
	• ENVS 201 - Dimensions of Environmental Science I
	• ENVS 202 - Dimensions of Environmental Science II
	• ENVS 210 - Introduction to Park Administration
	• ENVS 300 - Integrated Pest Management and Lab
	• ENVS 301 - Wildlife Management and Lab
	• ENVS 302 - Forestry Management and Laboratory
	• ENVS 305 - Environmental Law and Regulation
	• ENVS 306 - Environmental Policy
	• ENVS 307 - Introduction to Historic Preservation
	• ENVS 309 - Regional Geology and Geomorphology and Laboratory
	• ENVS 310 - Park Management
	• ENVS 319 - Land Use Planning
	• ENVS 320 - Environmental Interpretation and Education
	• ENVS 321 - American Decorative Arts
	• ENVS 322 - Environmental History
	• ENVS 323 - Environmental Ethics
	• ENVS 325 - Oral History
	• ENVS 328 - Battlefield Preservation
	• ENVS 330 - Living History Interpretation

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