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English Syllabi

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Submissions from 2008 2008

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 573 Writing Theory and Practice in the English Secondary Classroom, Cheryl Hague

Submissions from 2007 2007

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

Submissions from 2006 2006

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

Submissions from 2005 2005

ENGL 302 Writing a BOG Portfolio, Michele McMaster

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 573 Writing Theory and Practice in the English Secondary Classroom, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 574 Reading Theory and Practice in Secondary Schools, Connie Mietlicki

ENGL 845 Seminar in English Literature: Geoffrey Chaucer, Connie Mietlicki

Submissions from 2004 2004

ENGL 311 English Literature I, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

Submissions from 2003 2003

ENGL 301 Composition: Structure and Style, Janice Simms

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 840 Graduate Seminar: Philosophy in Literature --L'Existentialisme, Deborah H. Holdstein

ENGL 845 Seminar: English Literature, Connie Mietlicki

Submissions from 2002 2002

ENGL 301 Composition: Structure and Style, Janice Simms

ENGL 690 Professional Seminar for Teachers of Writing, Deborah H. Holdstein

ENGL 850 Seminar: American Literature Studies in American Realism: Reflecting on Selected Works by Louise Erdrich, John Oliver Killens, and Toni Morrison, Rashidah Jaamí Muhammad

Submissions from 2001 2001

ENGL 301 Composition: Structure and Style, Linsey Cuti

ENGL 30 Living Literature: The Classics and You, Susan Prokopeak

ENGL 310 Writing Principles, Jacquelin Woods

ENGL 558 Native American Authors, Jacquelyn Kilpatrick

ENGL 570 Rhetorical Theory and Practice, Patricia Koutouzos

ENGL 580 Writing Through Technology in the English Secondary Classroom, Cheryl Hague

ENGL 830 Graduate Seminar: Rhetorical/Critical Theory - "Critical Canons, Canonical Criticisms", Deborah H. Holdstein

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