Department of English

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Department Chair
Janelle Adsit, Ph.D.

Program Lead 
Janet Winston, Ph.D.

Graduate Program Coordinator
Janet Winston, Ph.D.

Department of English
Founders Hall 201
707-826-3758

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Programs

• English, B.A.

• English, M.A.

• Ethnic American Literatures Minor
• Linguistics Minor
• Literary Publishing Minor
• Literature Minor
• Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language Minor
• Writing Minor

• English, B.A. MAP
• English, B.A. Transfer MAP
• English, English Education Concentration, B.A. MAP
• English, English Education Concentration, B.A. Transfer MAP

Courses

• ENGL 102 - Composition and Rhetoric A
• ENGL 103 - Composition and Rhetoric B
• ENGL 104 - Accelerated Composition and Rhetoric
• ENGL 104S - Accelerated Composition and Rhetoric
• ENGL 105 - Literature, Media and Culture
• ENGL 107 - Critical Writing
• ENGL 110 - Developing Academic Literacy Lab
• ENGL 180 - Special Topics in English
• ENGL 200 - Academic Writing and Revision Workshop
• ENGL 211 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENGL 212 - Topics in Writing
• ENGL 215 - Information Literacy and Writers Seminar
• ENGL 218 - Conceptualizing English Studies
• ENGL 220 - Representation Matters: Literature and Identity
• ENGL 225 - Linguistic Diversity and Language Analysis
• ENGL 230 - Decolonizing British Literature I
• ENGL 231 - Decolonizing British Literature II
• ENGL 232 - U.S. Literature and Social Change
• ENGL 240 - Topics in World Literature
• ENGL 280 - Special Topics
• ENGL 305 - Postcolonial Literature/Decolonizing Perspectives
• ENGL 306 - Contemporary Texts
• ENGL 308B - Gender and Literature
• ENGL 308C - Gender and Literature
• ENGL 311 - Creative Writing for Environmental Justice
• ENGL 313 - Critical Topics in Writing and Rhetoric
• ENGL 314 - Creative Writing: Nonfiction
• ENGL 315 - Creative Writing: Fiction
• ENGL 316 - Creative Writing: Poetry
• ENGL 318 - How Writers Persuade: Cross-Cultural Rhetorics
• ENGL 319 - Podcasts, Social Media, and Web-Based Writing
• ENGL 323 - Children’s Literature
• ENGL 325 - History of English as a Global Language
• ENGL 326 - Language Study for Teachers
• ENGL 328 - Structure of American English
• ENGL 330 - Topics in Literatures of the Americas
• ENGL 336 - U.S. Writers of Color
• ENGL 342 - Special Topics in Shakespeare
• ENGL 344 - Young Adult Literature
• ENGL 350 - Topics in British and Postcolonial Literatures
• ENGL 406 - Theories and Technologies of Writing
• ENGL 410 - Topics in Queer and Trans Studies
• ENGL 417 - Second Language Acquisition
• ENGL 420 - Advanced Topics in Critical Theory
• ENGL 422 - Professional Research Pathways: Research, Libraries, and Graduate School Planning
• ENGL 424 - Communication in Writing I
• ENGL 426 - Teaching Secondary Writing
• ENGL 435 - English as a Second/ Foreign Language
• ENGL 436 - Career Preparation for Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language
• ENGL 450 - Tutoring Developing Writers
• ENGL 460 - Literary Editing and Publishing (Toyon)
• ENGL 461 - Professional Concerns in Writing and Editing
• ENGL 465B - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• ENGL 465C - Multicultural Issues in Literature/Languages
• ENGL 471 - Literatures of Body, Environment, World-Building
• ENGL 480 - Special Topics
• ENGL 482 - Internship
• ENGL 499 - Directed Study
• ENGL 510 - Topics in Queer and Trans Studies
• ENGL 535 - English as a Second/ Foreign Language
• ENGL 536 - Problems in Form, Genre, Media
• ENGL 546 - Reading Historically
• ENGL 571 - Literatures of Body, Environment, World-Building
• ENGL 580 - Special Topics Seminar
• ENGL 581 - Becoming a College-Level Instructor
• ENGL 600 - Graduate Studies Introduction
• ENGL 605 - Cultural Studies Introduction
• ENGL 611 - Literacies and Epistemologies
• ENGL 612 - Theory of Rhetoric and Composition
• ENGL 614 - Teaching ESL Reading and Writing
• ENGL 615 - Digital Humanities: Public History, Archives, and Scholarly Communication
• ENGL 618 - Linguistic and Rhetorical Approaches to Writing
• ENGL 620 - Seminar in Critical Theory
• ENGL 681 - Internship in Teaching
• ENGL 682 - Internship
• ENGL 690 - Master’s Project
• ENGL 694 - Field Experience: Observe and Reflect
• ENGL 695 - Critical Analysis of Field Experience
• ENGL 699 - Independent Study
• LING 495 - Practicum in Language Studies

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