- Army ROTC
- Women's & Gender Studies
- School of Communication
- Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Lab
- Wicked Initiatives
- Department of English
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Philosophy and Religious Studies
- Department of Criminal Justice
- Foreign Languages and Literatures
- Psychology
- SMART Lab
- Law
- Department of History
- Department of Political Science
- Center for Police Practice, Policy and Research
- Sociology
English Minor
The English minor consists of 18 semester hours:
- ENGL 112: Critical Reading and Writing in the Digital Age
- One of the following courses:
- ENGL 230: British and Commonwealth Literature I
- ENGL 231: British and Commonwealth Literature II
- ENGL 240: American Literature
- Two of the following courses (at least one must be at the 300-level or higher):
- ENGL 200: Literary Texts and Contexts (GE)
- ENGL 201: Readings in World Literature (GE)
- ENGL 202: British and Commonwealth Literature (GE)
- ENGL 203: Readings in American Literature (GE)
- ENGL 210: Narratives of Illness, Disability, and Caretaking (WI) (GE)
- ENGL 307: Business Writing (GE)
- ENGL 308: Professional Writing Technologies
- ENGL 309: Fiction Writing (WI) (GE)
- ENGL 310: Poetry Writing
- ENGL 311: Playwriting
- ENGL 313: Studies in Composition (WI)
- ENGL 321: The Study of Fiction
- ENGL 322: The Study of Poetry
- ENGL 323: The Study of Drama
- ENGL 402: Teaching Writing: Theories and Practices
- ENGL 406: Topics in Professional Writing
- ENGL 424: The Study of Children's Literature
- ENGL 425: The Study of Adolescent Literature
- ENGL 431: Medieval Literature
- ENGL 433: Renaissance Literature
- ENGL 434: Seventeenth Century Literature
- ENGL 435: Restoration and Eighteenth Century Literature
- ENGL 437: Romanticism
- ENGL 438: Victorian Literature
- ENGL 439: Modern British Literature
- ENGL 442: Early American Literature
- ENGL 443: The American Renaissance
- ENGL 444: American Realism and Naturalism
- ENGL 445: Modern American Literature
- ENGL 451: Contemporary Literature
- ENGL 472: Readings in Shakespeare (WI)
- Two of the following courses (at least one must be at the 300-level or higher)
- ENGL 300: Introduction to English Studies (WD) (WI)
- ENGL 420: Introduction to Literary Criticism (WD)
- ENGL 446: Appalachian Folklore
- ENGL 447: Appalachian LIterature
- ENGL 449: African American Literature
- ENGL 450: Native American Literature
- ENGL 453: The Female Literary Tradition
- ENGL 470: The Author in Context (WD) (WI)
To help students plan their academic-year schedules, the department maintains a list of undergraudate course offerings; a project course cycle also is available that indicates when particularly courses usually are offered.