Linguistics Major

Two from:

(at least one literature course)

• ENGL 200 - Literature in a Global Context
• ENGL 202 - Russian Literature
• ENGL 212 - Survey of British Literature I
• ENGL 213 - Survey of British Literature II
• ENGL 214 - Survey of British Literature III
• ENGL 220 - Survey of American Literature I
• ENGL 221 - Survey of American Literature II
• ENGL 225 - African American Literature
• ENGL 226 - Ethnicity in American Literature
• ENGL 230 - Understanding Literature
• ENGL 234 - Gender and Literature
• ENGL 238 - Film as a Narrative Art
• ENGL 260 - The Craft of Writing
• ENGL 261 - Academic and Professional Writing
• ENGL 262 - Business Writing
• ENGL 264 - Basic Journalism
• ENGL 266 - Feature Journalism
• ENGL 299 - Special Topics in Literature
• ENGL 300 - Advanced World Literature
• ENGL 310 - British Literature of the Middle Ages
• ENGL 312 - British Literature of the Renaissance and Reformation
• ENGL 313 - British Literature of the Eighteenth Century
• ENGL 314 - British Literature of the Early Nineteenth Century
• ENGL 315 - British Literature of the Middle and Later Nineteenth Century
• ENGL 316 - British Modernism
• ENGL 317 - Contemporary British and Commonwealth Literature
• ENGL 320 - Literature of the United States I: Settlement to Civil War
• ENGL 321 - Literature of the United States II: Civil War to Great Depression
• ENGL 322 - Literature of the United States III: World War II to the Present
• ENGL 332 - The Novel
• ENGL 333 - Poetry
• ENGL 334 - Drama
• ENGL 335 - Genre Study
• ENGL 337 - Major Authors
• ENGL 338 - Shakespeare
• ENGL 340 - Children’s Literature
• ENGL 341 - Adolescent Literature
• ENGL 360 - Creative Nonfiction
• ENGL 362 - Creative Writing
• ENGL 365 - Writing in Digital Environments
• ENGL 390 - Independent Study
• or an approved English interim

Two from:

• COMM 240 - Group Communication
• COMM 231 - Intercultural Communication
• COMM 260 - Interpersonal Communication
• COMM 305 - Persuasion and Propaganda
• COMM 311 - Argumentation and Advocacy
• CHIN 302 - Advanced Chinese Language II
• DUTC 309 - Netherlandic Civilization
• FREN 302 - Advanced Grammar
• FREN 372 - French Linguistics
• GERM 302 - German Cultures and Intercultural Studies
• IDIS 301 - Introduction to Bilingual and ESL Education
• IDIS 356 - Introduction to Elementary World-Languages Pedagogy
• IDIS 357 - Introduction to Secondary World-Languages Pedagogy
• JAPN 302 - Advanced Japanese Language II
• PHIL 375 - Philosophical Anthropology
• PHIL 378 - Philosophy of Language and Interpretation
• PSYC 201 - Developmental Psychology: Lifespan
• PSYC 208 - Developmental Psychology I: Child
• PSYC 334 - Cognitive Psychology
• SOC 130 - Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
• SOC 231 - Intercultural Communication
• SPAN 301 - Advanced Grammar, Composition and Conversation I
• SPAN 302 - Advanced Grammar, Composition and Conversation II
• SPAN 310 - Hispanic Culture in the United States
• SPAN 340 - Spanish Phonology and Dialectology
• SPAN 341 - Spanish Syntax and Sociolinguistics
• SPAN 370 - Advanced Topics
• SPAUD 210 - Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech, Hearing, and Language Mechanisms
• SPAUD 311 - Child Language Development
• SPAUD 384 - Speech Sound Disorders across the Lifespan
• or another cognate or English elective approved by advisor
• PHIL 171 - Introduction to Logic
• SPAUD 101 - Introduction to Speech Pathology and Audiology

One from:

• ENGL 380 - Internship
• ENGL 390 - Independent Study
• ENGL 399 - Honors Thesis