Assistant Professor of English :: Department of Languages, Literature, and Composition
University of South Carolina Upstate
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Courses taught regularly
- English 101: Composition I
- Course description: Closely supervised instruction and practice in critical reading and writing. Attention is given to planning, drafting, revising, and editing a variety of texts including essays and research papers.
- English 102: Composition II
- Course description: Continued instruction in composition, building on skills introduced in English 101. Attention is given to writing for specific audiences, reading and analyzing challenging texts, conducting critical research activities, and synthesizing academic sources in writing.
- English 289: Survey of British Literature 1
- Course description: British Literature is filled with larger-than-life figures who travel to distant lands, seek fame and fortune, fall in and out of passionate love, betray others and find themselves betrayed, and attempt to define who they are by what they are able to accomplish. In this course, we will read some of the most powerful and popular texts from the history of English literature with particular attention given not only to the above themes, but also to the distinctive literary qualities of these influential works. Where appropriate, film adaptations will be discussed to help us understand how contemporary readers have attempted to make use of these classic works.
- English 300: Introduction to the Study of Literature
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- English 411: British Literature, 1660-1740
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- English 412: British Literature, 1740-1789
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- English 490: Senior Seminar
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