Courses Offered Fall 2003

Number	Title	Time	Days	Instructor
ENGL6000	TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL EDITING	2:00-3:15	TR	Prof. Rothschild
ENGL6010	DOCUMENT DESIGN FOR TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION	4:00-6:40	M	Prof. Smith
ENGL7010	TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION: ISSUES AND APPROACHES	7:00-9:40	M	Prof. Cunningham
ENGL7040	ENGLISH COMPOSITION: APPROACHES AND ISSUES	3:30-6:10	T	Prof. Sidler
ENGL7130	FICTION WRITING	12:30-3:10	T	Prof. Troy
ENGL7150	BRITISH LITERATURE TO 1500	12:30-3:10	R	Prof. Bertolet
ENGL7180	BRITISH LITERATURE, 1800-1900	1:00-3:40	F	Prof. Pratt
ENGL7280	STUDIES IN LINGUISTICS: THE "WAR" OVER STANDARD ENGLISH	1:00-3:40	M	Prof. Nunnally
ENGL7300	RHETORIC: THEORY AND PRACTICE	4:00-6:40	W	Prof. Sidler
ENGL7580	MAJOR AMERICAN AUTHOR(S): MELVILLE AND HAWTHORNE	3:30-6:10	R	Prof. Leighton
ENGL7650	STUDIES IN POETRY: AMERICAN POETRY AND AMERICAN LANDSCAPES	4:00-6:40	M	Prof. Clark
ENGL7740	BRITISH LITERATURE AND CULTURE: LITERATURE RESPONSES TO CULTURAL CRISIS	9:30-12:10	R	Prof. Backscheider
ENGL7810	STUDIES IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE: FAUST, DON JUAN, AND MODERN IDENTITY AS REVOLT	9:30-12:10	T	Prof. Wehrs
	Graduate Student Practicum	1:00-3:00	W	Prof. Bolton

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