Department of English

Location: King Center, 4th floor

Phone: 303-615-1800

E-Mail: 

• General and Advising Questions: msudenver-English@msudenver.edu

• English Transfer Courses: English_Transfers@msudenver.edu

Website: English Department Website

Programs

• English Major, B.A.
• Linguistics Major, B.A.

• Creative Writing Minor
• Disability Studies Minor
• Film and Media Studies Minor
• Linguistics Minor
• Literature Minor
• Professional Writing and Rhetoric Minor

• English Major, B.A. with Secondary English Teacher Licensure Concentration

Courses

• ENG 1001 - Writing Studio A
• ENG 1002 - Writing Studio B
• ENG 1008 - Stretch Composing Arguments A
• ENG 1009 - Stretch Composing Arguments B
• ENG 1010 - Composing Arguments
• ENG 1020 - Research and Argument Writing
• ENG 1021 - Honors Research and Argument Writing
• ENG 1100 - Introduction to Literature
• ENG 1150 - Introduction to Folklore
• ENG 2000 - Introduction to Textual Studies
• ENG 2001 - Introduction to English Careers
• ENG 2025 - Reading and Writing Popular Culture
• ENG 2100 - Introduction to Literary Studies
• ENG 2170 - Medieval Mythologies
• ENG 2210 - American Literature: Beginnings through the Civil War
• ENG 2220 - American Literature: Civil War to Present
• ENG 2230 - Hip-Hop as Poetry
• ENG 2240 - Introduction to Native American Literature
• ENG 2270 - Monsters and Monstrosity
• ENG 2330 - British Literature: Late 1700s to the Present
• ENG 2360 - Comics and Graphic Novels
• ENG 2400 - Disney Culture
• ENG 2410 - Survey of Chicana/o Literature
• ENG 2450 - Contemporary Women’s Literature
• ENG 2460 - Introduction to Children’s Literature
• ENG 2500 - Introduction to Creative Writing
• ENG 2505 - Rhetoric of War
• ENG 2510 - Introduction to Rhetoric and Composition
• ENG 2512 - Social Media and Power
• ENG 2513 - Disability Rhetorics
• ENG 2580 - Climate Change Advocacy Writing
• ENG 2810 - Vampire Films
• ENG 2850 - International Film
• ENG 2860 - Introduction to Film and Media Studies
• ENG 3001 - English Careers
• ENG 3100 - Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton
• ENG 3111 - Studies in Early Anglophone Literature
• ENG 3112 - Studies in Early World Literature
• ENG 3113 - Studies in Later Anglophone Literature
• ENG 3114 - Studies in Later World Literature
• ENG 3120 - Literature and Film: Variable Topics
• ENG 3130 - Literary Genre: Novel
• ENG 3140 - Literary Genre: Poetry
• ENG 3160 - Literary Genre: Drama
• ENG 3180 - Literary Genre: Narrative
• ENG 3240 - African American Literature
• ENG 3242 - Contemporary Native American Literature
• ENG 3250 - Black Women Writers
• ENG 3350 - Essential Shakespeare
• ENG 3360 - LGBTQ+ Literature
• ENG 3420 - The English Bible as Literature
• ENG 3430 - Classical Mythology
• ENG 3440 - Myth and Literature
• ENG 3461 - Analyzing Children’s Literature
• ENG 3465 - Anti-Racist Children’s Literature
• ENG 3470 - Young Adult Literature
• ENG 3475 - Literature of the Oppressed
• ENG 3480 - The Chicano Novel
• ENG 3501 - Studies in Rhetoric and Writing: Style
• ENG 3503 - Rhetoric and Visual Literacy
• ENG 3505 - Concepts of Authorship
• ENG 3506 - Introduction to Editing
• ENG 3507 - Writing Reviews and Criticism
• ENG 3508 - Rhetoric of Humor: Parody, Satire, and Comedy
• ENG 3510 - Composition Studies: Theories and Practice
• ENG 3513 - Race Talk
• ENG 3520 - Research Methods in Rhetoric and Composition
• ENG 3521 - Poetry Writing Workshop
• ENG 3522 - Fiction Writing Workshop
• ENG 3523 - Drama Writing Workshop
• ENG 3524 - Creative Nonfiction Writing Workshop
• ENG 3525 - Scholarly Writing
• ENG 3526 - Writing in the Sciences
• ENG 3527 - Professional Writing
• ENG 3535 - Essentials of Grant Writing
• ENG 3570 - Elements of Songwriting
• ENG 3610 - Theories of Literature
• ENG 3615 - Theory!
• ENG 3620 - Perspectives in Literary Criticism: Variable Topics
• ENG 3621 - Gender Theory
• ENG 3670 - Social Change and Writing Centers
• ENG 3671 - Writing Tutoring
• ENG 3672 - Research in Writing Centers
• ENG 3673 - Future Applications of Writing Tutoring Skills
• ENG 3710 - Film History
• ENG 3711 - History of Film I
• ENG 3712 - History of Film II
• ENG 3720 - Film and Media Studies Topics: Variable Topic
• ENG 3721 - Cinema of India
• ENG 3722 - Native American Cinema
• ENG 3725 - Studies in Cinema: Gender in Mainstream American Film
• ENG 3750 - Cinema Genre: Variable Topics
• ENG 3770 - Multicultural Cinema
• ENG 3800 - Creative Writing Bootcamp
• ENG 3810 - Creative Writing Journal
• ENG 3820 - Writing Studio: Variable Topics
• ENG 3821 - Poetry Studio
• ENG 3822 - Speculative Fiction Studio
• ENG 3823 - Screenwriting Studio
• ENG 3824 - Short Story Studio
• ENG 3825 - Adaptation Studio