Spring

• ENG 501: Professional Seminar in College Composition / Dr. Billie Jones
  
• ENG 512F: Special Topics Seminar - Faulkner / Dr. Jean Cash
• ENG 612: Topics in Theory and Cultural Studies - What’s the Story with Narrative? Literary Narrative and Narrative Theories / Dr. Siân White
• ENG 612: Topics in Theory and Cultural Studies - The Art of Fear  / Dr. Marina Favila
• ENG 612: Topics in Theory and Cultural Studies - Matters of Speculation, Theory and Science Fiction / Dr. Sharon Cote
• ENG 698: Comprehensive Continuance 
• ENG 699: Thesis Continuance 
• ENG 700: Thesis 

Spring 2012

• English 501: Professional Seminar in College Composition / Dr. Michael Moghtader
• English 512: Special Topics Seminar. Flannery O'Connor and Walker Percy / Dr. Jean Cash
• English 612: Topics in Theory and Cultural Studies. Feminist Literary and Cultural Theory / Dr. Mary Thompson
• English 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature. Tudor Literature and the History of the Book: 1485-1603. / Dr. Mark Rankin
• English 662: Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature of the United States. From Little Mags to Pulp Rags: American(s) Publishing in the Modernist Era / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• English 671: Studies in South Asian Literature. Cracking India: The Partition in Fiction and Film / Dr. Debali Mookerjea-Leonard
• English 675: Reading and Research.
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance.
• English 699: Thesis Continuance.
• English 700: Thesis. 6 credits.

• ENG 512: Magical Realism and Women Writers / Dr. Mary Thompson
• ENG 512: Larry Brown and his Literary Idol / Dr. Jean Cash
• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Dabney Bankert
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama / Dr. Marina Favila
• ENG 645: Studies in 20th century and 21st-Century British Literature - “Autonomous Selfhood, Under Threat: Alienation in British and Irish Modernism” / Dr. Sian White
• ENG 650: Studies in Early American Literature - The Native Presence in Early American Literature / Dr. Laura Henigman
• ENG 375: Reading and Research
• ENG 398: Comprehensive Continuance
• ENG 699: Thesis Continuance
• ENG 700: Thesis

Spring 2013

• ENG 512: Special Topics Seminar
• English 410/512: Flannery O’Connor / Dr. Jean Cash
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature: John Milton / Dr. Bruce Johnson
• ENG 630: Studies in Restoration and 18tth-Century Literature: Gender & Sexuality in Restoration and 18th-Century British Literature / Dr. Dawn Goode
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature of the United States: From Little Mags to Pulp Rags: American(s) Publishing in the Modernist Era / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

• ENG 512: Special Topics Seminar
• English 410/512: Flannery O’Connor / Dr. Jean Cash
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature: John Milton / Dr. Bruce Johnson
• ENG 630: Studies in Restoration and 18tth-Century Literature: Gender & Sexuality in Restoration and 18th-Century British Literature / Dr. Dawn Goode
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature of the United States: From Little Mags to Pulp Rags: American(s) Publishing in the Modernist Era / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Spring 2014

• ENG 501: Professional Seminar in College Composition
• ENG 410/512: Writers of the Rough South / Dr. Jean Cash
• ENG 360: Studies in Gender and Sexuality - Misconceptions: Motherhood and Biopower in Contemporary Women’s Writing / Dr. Mary Thompson
• ENG 612: Topics in Theory and Culture - Close Reading: Form, Affect, & Ethics / Dr. Annette Federico
• ENG 651: Studies in 19th Century American Literature: Bodies of Thought: Mind and Body in Nineteenth-Century America / Dr. Matthew Rebhorn
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Fall 2014

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Dabney A. Bankert 
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature: Tudor Books and Readers: 1485-1603 / Dr. Mark Rankin
• ENG 650: Studies in Early American Literature: The Native Presence in Early American Literature / Dr. Laura Henigman
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Spring 2015

• ENG 602: Contemporary Critical Theory / Dr. Katey Castellano
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th- and 21st- Century Literature of the United States: Ethnic Postmodernism / Dr. Allison Fagan
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Fall 2015

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Dabney A. Bankert
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century Literature of the United States: From Little Mags to Pulp Rags: American(s) Publishing in the Modernist Era / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 672: Studies in African-American Literature: Black Sexuality Studies / Dr. Mollie Godfrey
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature / Favila
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Spring 2016

• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature: Milton / Dr. Bruce Johnson
• ENG 640: Studies in Nineteenth-Century British Literature / Dr. Annette Federico
• ENG 651: Studies in Nineteenth-Century American Literature: Bodies of Thought: Mind and Body in Nineteenth-Century American Literature / Dr. Matthew Rebhorn
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Fall 2016

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 608: Textuality - Renaissance Humanism and the Book Trade in England, 1476-1557 / Dr. Mark Rankin
• ENG 612: Topics in Theory and Cultural Studies - Postcolonial Dissensus and Literary Form / Dr. David Babcock
• ENG 650: Studies in Early American Literature - The Native Presence in Early American Literature / Dr. Laura Henigman

Spring 2017

• ENG 608: Textuality - The Unfinished American Novel / Dr. Allison Fagan
• ENG 612: Literature and the Anthropocene / Dr. Katey Castellano
• ENG 645: Studies in 20th- and 21st-Century British Literature - “Modernist Narratives” / Dr. Siân White
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Fall 2017

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Allison Fagan
• ENG 612: The Time Signatures of the American Novel / Dr. Matthew Rebhorn
• ENG 630: Women Novelists of the British 18th-Century: Writing Gender, Writing Genre / Dr. Dawn Goode
• English 675: Reading and Research
• English 698: Comprehensive Continuance
• English 699: Thesis Continuance
• English 700: Thesis

Spring 2018

• ENG 620: Milton / Dr. Bruce Johnson
• ENG 668: Body Matter and Afro-Futurity / Dr. Sofia Samatar
• ENG 672: Black Sexualities Studies / Dr. Mollie Godfrey

Fall 2018

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 612: Literature and the Anthropocene / Dr. Katey Castellano
• ENG 615: Studies in Medieval Literature: The Aurthurian Romances of Chrétien de Troyes / Dr. Dabney Bankert
• ENG 650: Studies in Early American Literature: The Native Presence in Early American Literature / Dr. Laura Henigman

Spring 2019

• ENG 610: Studies in Gender and Sexuality - Decolonial Imaginings: Gender and Sexuality in the African Literature / Dr. Besi Muhonja
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature Reformation Culture / Dr. Mark Rankin
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th and 21st Century Literature of the United States “Race and Place in American Modernism” / Brooks E. Hefner

Fall 2019

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Allison Fagan
• ENG 610: Reproductive Justice and Women’s (Dystopian) Fiction / Dr. Mary Thompson
• ENG 612: Time Signatures of American Literature / Dr. MatthewRebhorn
• ENG 640: Studies in Nineteenth-Century British Literature - The Victorian Novel 1860-1880 / Dr. Annette Federico

Spring 2020

• ENG 612: Affect Theory / Dr. Sofia Samatar
• ENG 630: Queering 18th-Century British Literature / Dr. Dawn Goode
• ENG 372: Black Studies, Black Archives, and the Black Digital Humanities / Dr. Mollie Godfrey

Fall 2020

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 612: Narrative, Fiction, and the Form of the Novel: Theories and Histories / Dr. Heidi Pennington
• ENG 645: Postcolonial Ireland in the long 20th century / Dr. Sian White
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th-21st-Century U.S. Literature: Documenting the Undocumented in U.S. Latinx Literature / Dr. Allison Fagan

Spring 2021

• ENG 612: Postcolonial Dissensus and Literary Form / Dr. David Babcock
• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature: Edmund Spenser and the Politics and Aesthetics of Literary Production in the English Renaissance / Dr. Mark Rankin
• ENG 666: Film and Media Theory / Dr. Dennis Lo

Fall 2021

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Allison Fagan
• ENG 612: Affect Theory / Dr. Sofia Samatar
• ENG 662: Studies in 20th and 21st Century Literature of the United States “Race and Place in Modern American Literature” / Dr. Brooks E. Hefner
• ENG 673: Caribbean Plantations and Black Abolitionist Ecologies, 1761-1834 / Dr. Katey Castellano

Spring 2022

• ENG 615: Medieval Travel / Dr. Amanda Gerber
• ENG 630: Studies in Restoration and 18th-Century British Literature / Dr. Dawn Goode
• ENG 651: Studies in 19th-Century American Literature / Dr. Mark Rankin

Fall 2022

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 608: Create Dangerously - Textuality, Editing the Unfinished Book / Dr. Allison Fagan
• ENG 612: Postcolonial Dissensus and Literary Form / Dr. David Babcock
• ENG 612: Narrative, Fiction, and the Form of the Novel - Theories and Histories / Dr. Heidi Pennington

Spring 2023

• ENG 620: Studies in Renaissance and Early Modern Literature (Spenser’s Faerie Queene in Early Modern literature) / Dr. Mark Rankin
• ENG 666: Film and Media Theory / Dr. Dennis Lo
• ENG 672: Black Studies, Black Archives, and the Black Digital Humanities / Dr. Mollie Godfrey

Fall 2023

• ENG 600: Research Methods / Dr. Brooks Hefner
• ENG 612: Animal, Object, Atmosphere - Affect Theories / Dr. Sofia Samatar
• ENG 668: Studies in African Literature Dr. Matthew Rebhorn

Spring 2024

• ENG 612: Global Modernisms
• ENG 671: Studies in South Asian Literature
• ENG 673: Romantic Literature and the Caribbean, 1761-1834

Fall 2024

• ENG 600: Research Methods
• ENG 602: Contemporary Critical Theory:  Narrative, Fiction, and the Form of the Novel: Theories and Histories
• ENG 612: Contemporary Black British Literature
• ENG 672: Black Poetry Extravaganza