About ENGS 281 OL1
Advanced study in literary genres, forms, and themes. Representative topics: Noir in Fiction and Film; Great American Race Novel; Post-Apocalyptic Fiction. May be repeated for credit with different content. Topics vary by offering; periodic offering at intervals that may exceed four years. Prerequisites: ENGS 085, ENGS 100; Instructor permission for graduate students.
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Dates: May 23 - June 17, 2022; Synchronous onlin; Cross listed with ENGS 113 OL1; total cap across 3 xlists: 40
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English: The Art of the Essay(ENGS 050 OL1)Quick Course ReviewQuick View
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English: Real People, Real Stories(ENGS 051 OL2)Quick Course ReviewQuick View
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English: Post-Apocalyptic Fiction(ENGS 113 OL1)Quick Course ReviewQuick View
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CRN: 61550Credits: 3Instructors: Sarah Alexander- DatesDays of the WeekTimes
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English: Fiction(ENGS 118 OL1)Quick Course ReviewQuick View
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CRN: 61136Credits: 3Instructors: Philip Baruth- DatesDays of the WeekTimes
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