Registration for English Department courses for Fall 2012 is quickly approaching. In order to help students make decisions about which courses to enroll in, the English Department has published a list of extended course descriptions for 300- and 400- level courses, as well as a list of senior seminar descriptions. Students may also contact the department or individual instructors for more information about course content.
Fall classes begin on August 27, 2012.
Registration for English Department courses for Fall 2012 is quickly approaching. In order to help students make decisions about which courses to enroll in, the English Department has published a list of extended course descriptions for 300- and 400- level courses, as well as a list of senior seminar descriptions. Students may also contact the department or individual instructors for more information about course content.
Fall classes begin on August 27, 2012.
Studying abroad has long been recognized as one of the best ways to enhance a liberal arts education, and the English Department, in association with the Office for International Studies, sponsors several programs each year for students wishing to experience new cultures or to explore the landscapes that inspired some of the world's greatest literature.
For a list of upcoming study abroad opportunities, click here.
A new English minor in Writing and Rhetoric will be available to students in the Department of English beginning in Fall 2011. Click here to find the requirements and to learn more about it.
Dr. Jacqueline Thursby, professor of folklore and American studies, has recently published Critical Companion to Maya Angelou: A Literary Reference to Her Life and Work (2011). Read more ...
Many English majors and minors approach the final year of their degree with worries about what comes next. Click here to learn how doing an internship can help.
When not teaching and mentoring students, BYU English professors spend a good portion of their time researching and publishing in their particular subdisciplines. Over the past five years, English Department faculty members have published scores of articles and a large collection of books.
