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English
Our English degrees provide students with a strong background in critical analysis, the structure of language, and literary history before they begin specific career preparation in their selected program.
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Matthew Binney
Polly Buckingham
Teena Carnegie
Jimmie Coy
Dana Elder
Anthony Flinn
Logan Greene
Christopher Howell
Jonathan Johnson
Molly Johnson
Garrett Kenney
Natalie Kusz
Samuel Ligon
Paul Lindholdt
Judith Logan
Tracey McHenry
John Mason
Jamie Neely
LaVona Reeves
Tim Roe
Grant Smith
Gregory Spatz
Henry-York Steiner
Rachel Toor
Beth Torgerson
Christina Valeo
Philip Weller
Nanette Wichman
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Bachelor of Arts with Literary Studies Option
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Cheney, WA 99004
Certificate in the Teaching of Literature
Individuals with master's degrees in hand often discover that in order to teach literature at the community college level they need some course work in literature and experience in the teaching of literature. This is particularly true of those with degrees in Rhetoric and Composition, because many schools now use literature to teach composition, and most who teach composition at the community college level are also expected to teach introductory literature courses. This certification program addresses the needs of these people.
What will I study?
For current information about program requirements, please see current EWU Catalog.
Prerequisites
Ten quarter or six semester college or university credits in literature, and a graduate degree or current graduate-student status in a related program (education, composition/rhetoric, TESOL, or technical writing [or literature, if the student has no teaching experience]).
Required Certificate Courses
ENGL 521 Graduate Research in Literature (5)
or ENGL 598 Seminar in Language and Literature (5)
Two approved 400 or 500 level literature courses or seminars (10)
and ENGL 698B Internship: Teaching Literature (5)
