Group B - Literary Periods: (Choose one)
EN 370 Medieval Lit (3)
EN 371 Renaissance Lit (3)
EN 372 Restoration & 18th Century Lit (3)
EN 373 Romantic/Victorian Lit (3)
EN 374 Modern Lit (3)
EN 375 Contemporary Lit (3)
Group C - Major Authors:
EN 345 Shakespeare or another major authors course approved by the departmental chairperson. (3)
=36 total hours
II. Within the Humanities offerings, one course numbered 102 or its equivalent in any modern foreign language. Students also must take CN 341 (Persuasive Speaking).
III. Students may receive a certificate to teach speech and/or journalism if they also are certified to teach English. See chairperson.
IV. Students seeking certification to teach must also be formally admitted to the University’s Professional Teacher Education Programs. For admission requirements, see EDUCATION in this catalog. NOTE: All teaching licenses in the State of Kansas have been revised. Students planning to pursue a teaching license should consult with an advisor prior to enrolling in courses.
English/Education
I. Thirty-six total hours required, including core requirements, but excluding English 101 and English 300 with the teaching emphasis. Students who plan to teach in secondary schools should consult with the English/Education advisor in the department at an early date. Students should also consult the Education Department section of the catalog regarding Admission requirements and Professional Education course requirements. The teaching major’s major field program should look as follows:
Core Requirements:
EN 325 English Lit I (3)
EN 326 English Lit II (3)
EN 330 American Lit I (3)
EN 331 American Lit II (3)
EN 360 World Lit I (3)
EN 361 World Lit II (3)
EN 300* (teaching emphasis) (3)
EN 310 Modern English Grammar (3)
EN 301 Critical Reading & Writing (3)
EN 320 Lit for Young Adults (3)
* excluding EN 300
Group A - Literary Forms: (Choose one)
EN 337 The Short Story (3)
EN 380 Modern Poetry (3)
EN 381 Drama (3)
EN 382 Modern Novel (3)
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