NMU English Department Writing Awards Winners Announced |
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Summer 2012
EN/ED 462: Literature for Young Adults Fall 2012 EN 495 Canadian Studies - Travel dates in August 2012 EN211B with Yoga Component EN 350 Materials & Methods of Teaching English EN 368 Teaching/Advising Scholastic Journalists EN 462 Literature for Young Adults EN 530: Major Authors - Blake's Illuminated Books EN 601: Poetry Workshop (Spoken Word Poetry) |
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May 5 |
| Study Abroad in Thailand |
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| In mid-May there will be a faculty-led study abroad trip to Tailand. The three credit course will go on Winter 2012 transcript as either EN 495 or EN 495W. The trip is available for graduate students as EN 595 or EN 595W as well. Students will have the opportunity to learn about Thai food, culture and history in cities like Bangkok and see beautiful beaches. Contact Dr. Ball for details. |
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EDEN is NMU English Department’s electronic newsletter. It features information on what faculty and students are publishing, new course offerings or programs and helpful resources for students.| Liberal Studies Requirements |
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 The English Department oversees NMU’s formal communications liberal studies requirement that is designed to insure that all of the university’s graduates can express creative and analytical thoughts properly in written form. Unless receiving a waiver, all degree-seeking students are required to take EN 111: College Composition I and one of the four options of EN 211: College Composition II, and must pass both with a C grade or higher in order to graduate. Learn more |
