Department of English

courses > undergraduate > 2005 summer

undergraduate Courses

summer 2005

sort by

Course Grouping | English Major Requirement | Course Number

12 Week Session

American Fiction

ENGL 089.900

Deborah Burnham

R 6-9:10

ENGL 255.900

Rachel Buurma

T 5:30-8:40

Medieval Performances

ENGL 524.940

Emily Steiner

T 5:30-8:40

Penn in London Program

The Rise of the Novel: Novel Urban Spectacles

ENGL 060.950

Michael Gamer

London Theatre Experience

ENGL 068.950

Ralph M. Rosen

The Classical Tradition and Beyond

ENGL 103.950

Ralph M. Rosen

Jane Austen and Popular Culture

ENGL 255.950

Vicki Mahaffey

ENGL 261.950

Vicki Mahaffey

Summer Session I

18th Century Novel

ENGL 045.910

Jennifer Snead

TR 4:30-7:20

American Poetry

ENGL 088.910

Paul Kintzele

MTWR 10:40-12:15

The 20th Century

ENGL 104.910

Paul Kintzele

MTWR 2:40-4:15

Creative Non-Fiction Writing

ENGL 135.910

Robert Strauss

TR 1:30-4:30

Peer Tutor Traning and Fieldwork canceled

ENGL 135.911

Valerie Ross

MW 5:30-8:40

Topics in Renaissance Literature

ENGL 231.910

Jonathan Hsy

MTWR 1-2:35

Hollywood and the American Novel

ENGL 292.910

David Espey

TR 5:30-8:40

Archaeology of Fiction canceled

ENGL 412.940

Kathryn “Kitsi” Watterson

Summer Session 2

Workshop in Contemporary Writing

ENGL 010.920

Kathy Lou Schultz

MW 5:30-8:40

Blood, Sugar, Sex, Magic: Cultural Encounters in Early Transatlantic Literature

ENGL 048.920

Julie Chun Kim

MTWR 10:40-12:15

19th Century British Novel: The Gothic

ENGL 055.920

Nancy Shawcross

MTWR 2:40-4:15

ENGL 101.920

Jennifer Higginbotham

MTWR 2:40-4:15

ENGL 116.920

Marc Lapadula

MW 5:30-8:40

ENGL 116.921

Marc Lapadula

MW 1-4:10

The Novel of Manners Tradition

ENGL 260.920

also offered as: WSTD -226-920

Stephanie Harzewski

Topics in the 20th Century Novel: The Postmodern Picaresque

ENGL 265.920

Kristina Baumli

TWR 1-2:35

Counterculture and the Hollywood Renaissance

ENGL 295.920

John P. Lessard

TR 5:30-8:40

Town or Country: Warring Ideologies on Living the Good Life

ENGL 429.960

Barbara Riebling

TR 5:30-8:30