Explore courses Spring 2027 Easiest courses↗ Hardest courses↗ All departments Spring 2027 Recorded offerings Tags Course details Schedule Grades Instructor 1active filters Instructor: Ramzi Fawaz Clear filters This course studies a specific topic in American literature and culture from 1900 onward. Students identify and critique topics, apply analytical methods to texts, and use writing to convey critical analysis.
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Past student reviews · Ramzi Fawaz
Ramzi Fawaz taught an intensive course requiring hundreds of pages of weekly reading, though students found the discussions engaging. Reviewers noted that familiarity with LGBT literature and history was helpful, as the material could feel overwhelming otherwise.[1, 2] Sources
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HONORS PROJECT. For further information, consult the department's Honors Coordinator or Undergraduate Advisor.
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Senior Thesis is a mentored individual study course for English students who are completing their theses.
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Recent recorded grades — Spring 2022: 4.00 GPA, 100.0% A/AB (n=1 letter grades).[1] Sources
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Mentored reading and research for pre-dissertator students preparing for preliminary examinations in English.
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Independent research course for English doctoral students working on their dissertations, requiring instructor consent and advisor consultation.
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Seminar for Open House Gender Learning Community residents addressing gender and sexuality topics historically and today.
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