Summer 2020 Undergraduate Courses
Summer 2020 Undergraduate Flyer I & II Summer Session 1: June 1 – July 2, 2020 ENG. 1100C: Literature in a Global Context (31192) […]
Course Offerings
Fall 2020 Queens Undergraduate Flyer
Fall 2020 Queens campus course offerings are also available here as well as the new English major requirements. UNDERGRADUATE ENGLISH FLYER FALL 2020 ENG. 2060: […]
Fall 2020 S.I. Undergraduate Flyer
Fall 2020 Staten Island course offerings are also available here as well as the new English major requirements. S.I. UNDERGRADUATE FLYER FALL 2020 ENG. 1100C: […]
Fall 2020 Graduate Courses
Fall 2020 Graduate Flyer ENG. 110: Introduction To The Profession (71737) T. 5:00 – 7:00 PM Dr. Jennifer Travis Email: travisj@stjohns.edu This course introduces students […]
Georgetown University Capstone M.A. Program in English
Georgetown University M.A. Program in English is currently accepting applications for our free-standing Master of Arts Program in English at Georgetown University, and I would […]
UDAF Form, Due Tuesday 11/22/16!
Please find below the UDAF form. Please fill it out and return this to Lana no later than Tuesday, November 22, 2016. This is only […]
English Department’s New Ph.D. Program!
Check out the video on the new English Ph.D. Program! -> STJ English Ph.D. Program “… New Ph.D. Program(s) Announced” Produced by: Office of Marketing and Communications Tuesday, […]
Registration dates for Summer and Fall 2016
The dusting of snow outside means it’s time to think about Summer and Fall classes! We’ll post the English course offerings here soon, but in […]
Attention Aspiring Writers & Poets!
Full funding for Masters in Fine Arts in Creative Writing at Rutgers University, beginning Fall semester 2016! This MFA program will fully fund every admitted […]
Adjunct teaching positions at FDU in New Jersey
Possible part-time teaching positions for fall 2015 at the Florham-Madison NJ campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University: The program is small, flexible and supportive–faculty are invited but […]
Space available in Eng. 250: Medieval Drama
Many of our F15 grad seminars are over-subscribed, but we still have space available in Eng. 250: Medieval Drama. This course explores the rise of […]
Change in Spring 2014 Senior Seminar (16107) MR 12:15
A slight change in the Spring 14 course offerings list. The first listed of the three Senior Seminars (E. 4991, CRN 16107) will be taught […]
Fall and Summer Course Offerings now available
On this page, located on the left hand column of our blog, you can now find the course offerings for Fall 2013, undergraduate and graduate, […]
Summer Grad Classes
Once again we’re offering three online grad courses during the summer. A copy of our summer course flyer is here: Summer13Flyer. Feel free to contact Steve […]
Spring 2013 Grad classes
We’re in the final countdown to the spring 2013 semester, and I’m sure everyone is looking forward to the end of winter break. (I know […]
Registration Dates
It’s almost time to register for spring classes! Here are the dates after which students can register: Undergraduate: Seniors Oct 24 Juniors Oct 29 Sophomores […]
Spring 2013 Course Offerings
The spring 2013 course offerings are out! Hard copies are available in the Chair’s office, or links on the Course Offerings page. If you have […]
Spring 2013 Undergraduate Course Offerings
SPRING 2013 UNDERGRADUATE FLYER ENG. 2300: Intro to Literary Criticism & Theory (15673) MR 10:40-12:05 p.m. Dr. Elda Tsou This course is an introduction […]
Spring 2013 Graduate Course Offerings
ENG 105: Teaching Practicum (15755) W. 5:00-7:00 p.m. Dr. Rachel Hollander This course, required for DA students, will be a collective endeavor to reflect on, […]
Grad Classes Fall 2012 (Part 2)
Registration begins tomorrow, kiddies! Set your alarms for 6:55 a.m. and be logged in to UIS to start adding those numbers at 7:00 a.m. on […]
Graduate Courses Fall 2012 (Part 1)
Registration is just around the corner, fellow graduate students. It’s time to choose your classes, but which ones are you going to take? A few […]
Roundtable on Fall Grad Classes: Tomorrow!
Don’t forget to attend tomorrow afternoon’s roundtable discussion with faculty teaching graduate courses in the fall. The discussion will be held from 3:00 – 5:00 […]