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Degree Options

  • Bachelor of Arts with Literary Studies Option

    Literary studies is a liberal arts program that expands your viewpoints by encouraging you to read and critically analyze texts.

  • Bachelor of Arts in Technical Communication

    Technical communicators develop, edit and manage software and equipment manuals, maintenance procedures, assembly instructions, catalogs, sales promotion materials, organizational policies and procedures, websites, online tutorials and proposals.

  • Bachelor of Arts in English Education

    Students will reflectively assess their own ongoing development as teachers of English/Language Arts, as well as demonstrate their competence in established national standards (such as the guidelines of the National Council of Teachers of English) in content knowledge, pedagogical knowledge and professional disposition.

  • Minor in Linguistics

    Linguistics is a broad-based discipline concerned with the study of language.

  • Minor in English

    Minor programs are available for students interested in combining a general interest in English language and literature with a liberal arts major, for those wishing to study technical writing in preparation for a technical, scientific, professional, or communications career, and for those planning to teach at the elementary or secondary level.

  • Minor in Elementary English Education

    This minor does not meet a state of Washington endorsement.

  • Minor in Secondary English Education

    This minor satisfies the endorsement for grades 5-12.

  • Minor in Technical Communication

    A minor in technical communication enables students to add valuable skills to their present field or discipline.

  • Minor in Literary Studies

    Literary studies is a liberal arts program that expands your viewpoints by encouraging you to read and analyze texts critically.

  • Master of Arts in English (Literature)

    The Master of Arts in English degree program prepares students for careers as professionals and educators as well as for further study in doctoral programs. Students can explore the field of English through one of the program’s three professional emphases: Literature, Rhetoric and Technical Communication, and Teaching English as a Second Language. Faculty and students work together to create a student-centered learning environment and an engaging curriculum. The program exposes students to a variety of research methods to provide the best preparation possible for future careers.

  • Master of Arts in English (Rhetoric and Technical Communication)

    The Master of Arts in English degree program prepares students for careers as professionals and educators as well as for further study in doctoral programs. Students can explore the field of English through one of the program’s three professional emphases: Literature, Rhetoric and Technical Communication, and Teaching English as a Second Language Faculty and students work together to create a student-centered learning environment and an engaging curriculum. The program exposes students to a variety of research methods to provide the best preparation possible for future careers.

  • Master of Arts in English (Teaching English as a Second Language)

    This program prepares pre-service and in-service teachers of speakers of English as a second language (ESL) or a foreign language (EFL) to teach second language literacy, culture and communication skills.

  • Certificate in the Teaching of Literature

    This program is designed for individuals who already have or are working on master's degrees and have significant experience in education, composition/rhetoric, TESOL, or technical writing.

  • Certificate in the Teaching of Writing

    This certificate is for students who are in good academic standing and intend to pursue college teaching careers.

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