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Contact Us
Sean Keck, Ph.D.
English Graduate Program Director
Department of English, Box 6935
Radford University
Radford, VA 24142
540-831-5614
skeck@radford.edu
Graduate Courses
For descriptions of individual courses, students should consult the appropriate graduate catalog, which is maintained by the university's Office of the Registrar.
- ENGL 502 - Teaching Writing: Theories and Practices
- ENGL 506 - Advanced Technical Writing
- ENGL 507 - Technical Editing
- ENGL 525 - The Study of Adolescent Literature
- ENGL 563 - Grammar and Language for Teachers
- ENGL 600 - Introduction to Literary Scholarship
- ENGL 601 - Diversity in English Language Arts
- ENGL 607 - Business Writing and Editing (asynchronous online)
- ENGL 608 - Professional and Technical Writing (asynchronous online)
- ENGL 609 - Writing in Digital Spaces (asynchronous online)
- ENGL 610 - Proposal and Grant Writing (asynchronous online)
- ENGL 612 - Electronic Portfolio Writing (asynchronous online)*
- ENGL 611 - Creative Writing
- ENGL 621 - Principles of Literary Criticism
- ENGL 622 - Assessment in Digital and Online Language Arts
- ENGL 625 - Advanced Young Adult Literature in a Digital Age
- ENGL 627 - Content Challenges in Digital and Online Language Arts
- ENGL 629 - Critical Approaches to Teaching Literature
- ENGL 630 - Studies in British Literature I (Beginnings through 18th Century)
- ENGL 632 - Studies in British Literature II (19th Century to Today)
- ENGL 639 - Studies in 20th Century Literature
- ENGL 644 - Studies in American Literature I (Beginnings to the early 20th century)
- ENGL 645 - Studies in American Literature II (early 20th century to present)
- ENGL 648 - Studies in Oral and Written Literature of Appalachia
- ENGL 651 - Teaching College Composition
- ENGL 652 - Advanced Teaching Writing in a Digital Age
- ENGL 653 - Women Writers
- ENGL 655 - Practicum in the Teaching of Expository Writing
- ENGL 659 - Digital Electronics in English Language Arts
- ENGL 663 - Linguistics
- ENGL 680 - Special Topics in English
- ENGL 681 - Topics in Contemporary Theory
- ENGL 698 - Directed Study
- ENGL 699 - Research and Thesis
*ENGL 612 - Electronic Portfolio Writing (asynchronous online) is a 1-credit course that is reserved for students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate in Professional Writing.