Undergraduate Coordinator:
William Marvin
William.Marvin@colostate.edu
Graduate Progam Information:
Marnie Leonard (970) 491-2403 Marnie.Leonard@colostate.edu
Courses
For information about course offerings and registration procedures for the upcoming semester or summer session, please view the Rambler, the Department's student newsletter.
This information is not intended to replace your advisor or the information in the CSU General Catalog, the Class Schedule, or the Department Checksheets.
- E140: The Study of Literature
- E160: Myth and Bible Backgrounds
- E179: Western American Literature
- E210: Beginning Creative Writing
- E232: Introduction to Humanities
- E234: Native American Literature
- E235: Introduction to Folklore
- E237: Introduction to Science Fiction
- E238: Twentieth-Century Fiction
- E239: E 239/ET 239 Introduction to Chicano Literature
- E240: Introduction to Poetry
- E242: Introduction to Shakespeare
- E245: World Drama
- E247: Vietnam War in Fiction
- E270: Introduction to American Literature
- E275: Introduction to British Literature
- E 276: Survey of British Literature I
- E 277: Survey of British Literature II
- E/AU 300: American Lives - Methods in American Studies
- E302 Reading and the Web
- E305 Principles of Writing and Rhetoric
- E311A-C: Intermediate Creative Writing
- E320A-D: Introduction to the Study of Language
- E322: English Language for Teachers I
- E323: English Language for Teachers II
- E324: Teaching English as a Second Language
- E326: Development of the English Language
- E330: Images of Women in Literature
- E332: Modern Women Writers
- E334: Twentieth Century Gay and Lesbian Fiction
- E335: American Folklore
- E336: Goddess Religions
- E337: Western Mythology
- E338: Ethnic Literatures of the United States
- E341: Principles of Literary Criticism
- E342: Shakespeare I
- E343: Shakespeare II
- E345: American Drama
- E350: The Gothic in Literature and Film
- E353: Russian and Soviet Literature in Translation
- E356: Asian Literature
- E371: American authors to 1870
- E372: American authors since 1870
- E384A-B: Supervised College Teaching
- E401: Teaching Reading
- E402: Teaching Composition
- E403: Nature Writing
- E405: Adolescents' Literature
- E406 A-D: Topics in Literacy
- E412A-C: Creative Writing Workshop
- E420: Beat Generation Writing
- E422: African American-Literature
- E424: English Renaissance
- E426: British Romanticism
- E430: 18th-Century English Fiction
- E431: 19th-Century English Fiction
- E432: 20th-Century British Fiction
- E433: Literatures of the American West
- E435: American Fiction, 1914-1945
- E437: Heritage of the West
- E438: Contemporary Native American Literature
- E440: American Prose before 1900
- E441: American Prose after 1900
- E443: English Renaissance Drama
- E444: Restoration and 18th-Century Drama
- E445: Modern British and European Drama
- E452: Masterpieces of European Literature
- E455: 20th-Century European Literature
- E460: Chaucer
- E463: Milton
- E465: Topics in Literature and Language
- E470: Individual Author
- E475: American Poetry
- E476: English Poetry I
- E477: English Poetry II
- E478: Modern Poetry
- E487: Internship
- E495: Independent Study
- ED463: Methods of Teaching English Language Arts
- CO130: Academic Writing
- CCCO150: College Composition
- CO250: Writing Arguments
- CO300: Writing Arguments
- CO301A-D: Writing in the Disciplines
- CO302: Writing Online
- CO401: Advanced Composition
- CO 402 Advanced Writing Online
- E501: Theories of Composition
- E502: Language, Literacy and Learning
- E504: Descriptive Linguistics
- E505A-C: Major Authors
- E506A-C: Literature Survey
- E513A-C: Form and Technique in Modern Literature
- E514: Phonology and Morphology for ESL/EFL
- E515: Syntax for ESL/EFL
- E520: English Phonetics and Phonology
- E521: Advanced Syntax
- E522: Semantics, Pragmatics and Discourse
- E526: Teaching English as Foreign/Second Language
- E527: Theories of Foreign/Second Language Learning
- E590: Workshop in TESOL
- E600.1: Research Methods and Theory - Literature
- E600.2: Research Methods and Theory - CD
- E601: Research in TESOL
- E603: Computers and Composition
- E605: Reading/Writing Connections
- E615: Reading Literature - Recent Theories
- E630A: Special Topics in Literature - Area Studies
- E630B: Special Topics in Literature - Genre Studies
- E630C: Special Topics in Literature - Theory & Technique
- E630D: Special Topics in Literature - Gender Studies
- E631: Crossing Boundaries
- E632: Professional Concerns in English
- E640A-C: Graduate Writing Workshop
- E641: Writing Nonfiction: Variable Topics
- E642: Writing Hypertext
- E684A-E: Supervised College Teaching
- E684A: Supervised College Teaching, Composition
- E684E: Supervised College Teaching, ESL
- E687A-M: Internship
- E687B: Administration of Composition Programs
- E692: Colloquium
- E695: Independent Study
- E699: Thesis
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