Undergraduate Study
English Education Concentration
Key Advisors: Louann Reid, Cindy O'Donnell-Allen, Pamela Coke
The English Education Program provides students with preparation for teaching in secondary schools. It is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in teaching English language arts and offers a range of courses in language, literature, and writing. Students may receive an endorsement from the State of Colorado in teaching English, 7-12.
In addition to the common requirements for the English major, students pursuing English Education take the following courses in the major:
- E322 English Language for Teachers I
- E323 English Language for Teachers II
- E401 Teaching Reading
- E402 Teaching Composition
- E405 Adolescents’ Literature
- Category 1 Literature Electives: Literatures of the British Isles before 1830, or American or European Literatures before 1900
- Category 2 Literature Electives: Literatures of the British Isles after 1830, or American or European Literatures after 1900
- Category 3 Literature Electives: Ideological, Racial, Cultural, Gendered, or Category 4 Literature Electives: Genre Approaches
- Open Electives: Two courses in language, literature, or composition
Note: One Category 1, 2, 3/4, or open elective must be a capstone course (E460 Chaucer, E463 Milton, E 465, Variable Topics in Literature or Language, or E470 Individual Author). One upper-division elective must be a world literature course.
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