Courses by Distribution Requirement

Distribution Requirement List

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Fall 2025 English

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
ENG 218 / GSS 233 / AMS 217Nice PeopleTC; Post-1900
ENG 229 / AMS 229Introduction to Indigenous LiteraturesDD
ENG 291 / GSS 291 / ASA 291Asian MothersDD; TC
ENG 300Junior SeminarJRS
ENG 306 / COM 340History of CriticismTC
ENG 309Graphic Narrative and the Comics MediumPost-1900
ENG 313 / MED 313BeowulfPre-1700
ENG 318 / THR 310Shakespeare: Toward HamletPre-1700
ENG 321 / THR 336Global Theater: Plays & PoliticsDD; LCH
ENG 330 / ECS 368Romanticism and the Age of Revolutions1700-1900
ENG 339 / COM 342 / GSS 468Topics in 18th Century Literature: Jane Austen Then and Now1700-1900
ENG 340 / AMS 359Topics in American Literature: New York and the Black Literary ScenePost-1900; TC; DD
ENG 34519th Century Fiction1700-1900
ENG 390 / COM 392 / HUM 390 / TRA 390The Bible as LiteraturePre-1700
ENG 398Modern Irish Literature, Culture, and LawPost-1900
ENG 399Law & LiteratureTC; LCH
ENG 403Forms of Literature: Reading the World BankPost-1900; TC; DD
ENG 406Magical RealismDD; Post-1900
ENG 450Dissolving CommonwealthsPre-1700; DD
ENG 452Capitalism, Character, and Community in Four Victorian Novels1700-1900
ENG 498Senior Thesis 1 (Year-Long)SIW

 

Fall 2025 Cross-Listed

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
AAS 253 / ENG 352Introduction to African American Literature to 1910DD; LCH
ASA 224 / ENG 224 / GSS 226Asian American Literature and CultureLCH; DD; Post-1900
CHV 401 / AMS 401 / ENG 419Media Literacy: What to Read and Believe in the Age of AITC; Post-1900
COM 466 / ENG 466 / ECS 466Refugees, Migrants and the Making of Contemporary EuropeTC; DD
ENV 251 / GSS 251 / ENG 243Coming to Our Senses: Climate Justice - Climate Change in Film, Photography and Popular CultureTC; Post-1900
GSS 401 / CWR 400 / ENG 427 / AMS 374Feminist Life WritingDD; Post-1900
THR 205 / CWR 210 / ENG 205Introductory PlaywritingTC
THR 451 / COM 463 / ENG 451 / NES 451Theater Rehearsal and PerformanceTC

Spring 2025 English

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
ENG 200Rewriting the World: Literatures in ENglish, 1350-1850LCH; Pre-1700
ENG 203The Essay1700-1900; TC
ENG 266Poetry and the ArtsTC; LCH
ENG 305Contemporary Literary TheoryTC; Post-1900
ENG 311The Medieval Period: Chaucer and LanglandPre-1700
ENG 317Poetry and Poetics, 1500 to 1700: Erotic PoetryPre-1700
ENG 319Shakespeare: Hamlet and AfterPre-1700
ENG 322Where are we? Maps, Travel, and WonderTC; Pre-1700
ENG 325MiltonPre-1700
ENG 327Aldous Huxley: Major WorksTC; Post-1900
ENG 328Revenge Tragedy Beyond HamletPre-1700
ENG 342Indigenous Literature and Culture: Not Your MascotPre-1700
ENG 360Modern FictionPost-1900
ENG 370Contemporary FictionDD; Post-1900
ENG 375Wilderness TalesTC; LCH
ENG 379Environmental Justice Through Literature and FilmPost-1900; DD
ENG 394African LiteratureDD; Post-1900
ENG 398Modern Irish Literature, Culture, and LawPost-1900
ENG 399Law and LiteratureTC; LCH
ENG 402Forms of Literature: Film AdaptationPost-1900
ENG 404Forms of Literature: Inventing the Novel1700-1900; TC
ENG 452Capitalism, Character, and Community in Four Victorian Novels1700-1900

Spring 2025 Cross-Listed

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
AAS 223 / ENG 231Intro Topics in African AMerican Culture & Life: The Fire This time - Reading James BaldwinDD; Post-1900
AAS 253 / ENG 352Introduction to African American Literature to 1910DD; LCH
AAS 312 / ENG 314Black Feminist Literary Aesthetic PracticesDD; TC; Post-1900
AAS 392 / ENG 392 / GSS 341Topics in African American Literature: Reading Toni MorrisonDD; Post-1900
AFS 343 / ENG 343African Mythology, Creation Narratives, & Origin Stories Continental Case Studies / Cross-Genre App.DD; LCH
COM 207 / ENG 207What is Socialism? Literature and PoliticsTC
COM 235 / ECS 340 / ENg 237 / HUM 231Fantastic Fiction: Fairy TalesLCH
COM 360 / ENG 362Ocean Outlaws: Pirates, Mutineers, and the Invention of FreedomTC; LCH
COM 471 / ENG 471Elegy: The Poetics of Love and LossTC; LCH
ECS 342 / ENG 349 / COM 352Literature and PhotographyPost-1900
ENV 363 / ENG 263Writing the Environment through Creative NonfictionTC; Post-1900
GSS 203 / ENG 202Images of Muslim WomenDD; Post-1900
GSS 223 / ENG 254Power, Profit and Pleasure: Sex Workers and Sex WorkDD
GSS 230 / ENG 227You Better Work! Sex and Gender in Reality TVDD; Post-1900
GSS 240 / ENG 220Bad Girls: Sex, Gender, DevianceTC; DD
GSS 246 / ENG 246Transnational FeminismsTC; DD
HIS 387 / ENG 389Data & CultureTC; Post-1900
HUM 325 / ENG 324NostalgiaTC; LCH
LAO 330 / ENG 329 / ART 336Latinx PhotographyDD; Post-1900
THR 308 / CWR 308 / ENG 307 / MTD 308New Play DevelopmentTC
THR 452 / ENG 453Topics in Ensemble Performance: A Midsummer Night's DreamTC; Pre-1700

Fall 2024 English

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
ENG 201Survey of Early American Literature to 18651700-1900; LCH
ENG 204 / AMS 205Historical Fiction, Fictional HistoryLCH; Post-1900
ENG 218 / GSS 233 / AMS 217Nice PeopleTC; Post-1900
ENG 275 / AMS 275American TelevisionPost-1900
ENG 279Shakespeare at the MoviesPre-1700; Post-1900
ENG 291 / GSS 291 / ASA 291Asian MothersDD; TC
ENG 295The Art of LovingTC; Post-1900
ENG 306 / COM 340History of CriticismTC
ENG 309Graphic Narrative and the Comics MediumPost-1900
ENG 312ChaucerPre-1700
ENG 315 / MED 315Worlds Made with Words: Old English Poems that PerformPre-1700
ENG 318 / THR 310Shakespeare: Toward HamletPre-1700
ENG 340 / AMS 359Topics in American Literature: Cather, Faulkner, MorrisonPost-1900
ENG 34519th-Century Fiction1700-1900
ENG 383Topics in Women's Writing: Early Modern Women's WritingDD; Pre-1700
ENG 387PhenomenologyTC; DD
ENG 388Topics in Critical Theory: Franz FanonTC
ENG 401Forms of Literature: American Short StoriesPost-1900
ENG 403Forms of Literature: Gothic: Haunted Form1700-1900
ENG 404 / COM 448Forms of Literature: Short Forms: Fables, Tales, and AphorismsLCH; 1700-1900
ENG 405Topics in Poetry: Modern Irish PoetryPost-1900
ENG 406Magical Realism DD; Post-1900
ENG 441 / COM 426 / GSS 443A New Eve: Women, Myth, and PowerDD; Post-1900

Fall 2024 Cross-Listed

COURSE NUMBERTITLEDISTRIBUTION
AAS 231 / ENG 245The Souls of Black Folk - Reading W.E.B. Du BoisDD; Post-1900
AMS 317 / MTD 321 / THR 322 / ENG 249Sondheim's Musicals and the Making of AmericaPost-1900
AMS 322 / ENG 242Native American LiteratureDD
COM 396 / GER 396 / ENG 396The Poetics and Politics of PronounsTC
COM 466 / ENG 466Radical Mobilities: Migration and the Making of the WorldTC; DD
ENV 251 / GSS 251 / ENG 243Coming to Our Senses: Climate Justice - Climate Change in Film, Photography and Popular CultureTC; Post-1900
ENV 271 / ENG 271Climate Storytelling for Climate ActionTC; Post-1900
GER 307 / ENG 323 / COM 347Topics in German Culture and Society: Civic Storytelling: Political NovelasTC; 1700-1900
HUM 346 / ENG 256 / CDH 346Introduction to Digital HumanitiesTC
HUM 352 / ENG 252 / URB 352 / THR 360Arts in the Invisible City: Race, Policy, PerformanceDD; Post-1900