Fall 2024 Courses

English 214.001: Intro to Trans & Queer Poetry
Instructor: Ensor, Hannah 

English 215.001: Women Making Waves: Feminist Activism Since the Sixties
Instructor: Gold, David 

English 216.001: #NoBodyIsDisposable: Imagining Disability Futures
Instructor: Yergeau, Remi 

English 232.001: Writing and Photography
Instructor: Hoffer, Kelly 

English 242.001: Where is the Science in Science Fiction? 
Instructor: Makman, Lisa 

English 260.001: Body Politics: Reading the Body, Interpreting the Mind
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 280.001: Introduction to Digital Cultures 
Instructor: Hu, Tung-Hui

English 290.005: Memoirs about Mental Illness
Instructor: Tinkle, Tessa

English 303.001: American Civil Rights Rhetoric 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana

English 304.001: Contemporary Michigan Narratives 
Instructor: Chamberlin, Jeremiah 

English 305.001: English is not, like, getting worse
Instructor: Aull, Laura

English 307.001: Threads: What Does Clothing Have to Do with Race, Culture, Politics, and the Environment?
Instructor: Sweeney, Meg

English 313.001: Postmodern America: 20th Century American Postmodern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 313.002: Victorians of Color 
Instructor: Sapui, Meghna 

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai

English 317.001: The Literature of the Refugee
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji

English 317.004: Southern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 319.001: What Difference Can A Story Make?
Instructor: Portnoy, Alisse 

English 332.001: Oceanic Visual Cultures 
Instructor: Najita, Susan 

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric 

English 344.003: The Art of the Interview 
Instructor: Hinken, Michael 

English 346.001: LGBTQ+ Theatre in the US: The Theatre of the Ridiculous and Its Camp Legacies
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing 
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 362.001: Moby-Dick, The Great Gatsby, and Invisible Man
Instructor: Crane, Gregg

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 375: Race and Economy in Global Literature
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji

English 383.001: Jewish Culture in America: 1945 to the Present
Instructor: Levinson, Julian

English 390.001: Literary Theory: A User's Guide
Instructor: Larson, Kerry

English 398: Islam in Graphic Novels
Instructor: Khan, Aliyah

English 420.001: Critical AI
Instructor: Hu, Tung-Hui

English 441: Resonant Understandings
Instructor: Ensor, Hannah

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the US: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian 

English 460: Love and the Novel
Instructor: Pinch, Adela

English 215.001: Women Making Waves: Feminist Activism Since the Sixties
Instructor: Gold, David 

English 260.001: Body Politics: Reading the Body, Interpreting the Mind
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy

English 290.003: How to be a Hippie
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason 

English 303.001: American Civil Rights Rhetoric
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 304.001: Contemporary Michigan Narratives
Instructor: Chamberlin, Jeremiah 

English 307.001: Threads: What Does Clothing Have to Do with Race, Culture, Politics, and the Environment?
Instructor: Sweeney, Meg

English 313.001: Postmodern America: 20th Century American Postmodern Literature
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai 

English 317.001: The Literature of the Refugee
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji 

English 317.002: Death & Dying in the Middle Ages
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina 

English 317.003: Get Rich or Die Tryin': Novels About the American Dream
Instructor: Mitchell, Justin 

English 317.004: Southern Literature
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 332.001: Oceanic Visual Cultures
Instructor: Najita, Susan 

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric 

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 362.001: Moby-Dick, The Great Gatsby, and Invisible Man
Instructor: Crane, Gregg

English 367.001: The Plays of  William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 378.001: Palestinian American Literature
Instructor: Mattawa, Khaled

English 381.001: Asian American Literature and Culture
Instructor: Mendoza, Victor

English 440.001: Modern Poetry: 1900-1950
Instructor: Larson, Kerry 

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the U.S.: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian 

English 450.001: Workers & Writers: The Literature of Medieval Protest
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina 

English 460.001: Love and the Novel
Instructor: Pinch, Adela 

English 313.002: Victorians of Color
Instructor: Sapui, Meghna 

English 317.001: The Literature of the Refugee
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji 

English 332.001: Oceanic Visual Cultures
Instructor: Najita, Susan 

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 375: Race and Economy in Global Literature
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji

English 385.001: Contemporary African Literature: Africa's Newest Nobel Prize Winner
Instructor: Desai, Gaurav

English 308.001: History of the English Language
Instructor: Toon, Tom

English 317.002: Death & Dying in the Middle Ages
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina 

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 409.001: Old English
Instructor: Toon, Tom

English 450.001: Workers & Writers: The Literature of Medieval Protest
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina

English 465: Fun with Sex, Gender, and Religion in Chaucer's Caterbury Tales
Instructor: Tinkle, Tessa

English 313.002: Victorians of Color
Instuctor: Sapui, Meghna 

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai 

English 315.001: Poets After Sappho
Instructor: Prins, Yopie

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 390.001: Literary Theory: A User's Guide
Instructor: Larson, Kerry 

English 460.001: Love and the Novel
Instructor: Pinch, Adela 

English 471.001: Nineteenth-Century American Literature: the Mutability and the Value of Mutability 
Instructor: Crane, Gregg 

English 214.001: Intro to Trans & Queer Poetry
Instructor: Esnor, Hannah 

English 215.001: Women Making Waves: Feminist Activism Since the Sixities 
Instructor: Gold, David 

English 216.001: #NoBodyIsDisposable: Imagining Disability Futures 
Instructor: Yergeau, Remi 

English 232.001: Writing and Photography
Instructor: Hoffer, Kelly 

English 242.001: Where is the Science in Science Fiction? 
Instructor: Makman, Lisa 

English 260.001: Body Politics: Reading the Body, Interpreting the Mind 
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 290.001: Contemporary Horror
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina

English 290.003: How to be a Hippie 
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason 

English 304.001: Contemporary Michigan Narratives 
Instructor: Chamberlin, Jeremiah 

English 307.001: Threads: What Does Clothing Have to Do with Race, Culture, Politics, and the Environment?
Instructor: Sweeney, Meg

English 313.001: Postmodern America: 20th Century American Postmodern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 315.001: Poets After Sappho
Instructor: Prins, Yopie

English 317.001: The Literature of the Refugee
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji 

English 317.004: Southern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 320.001: More Than Human
Instructor: Nair, Supriya

English 332.001: Oceanic Visual Cultures
Instructor: Najita, Susan 

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric 

English 341.001: Fantasy
Instructor: Makman, Lisa

English 346.001: LGBTQ+ Theatre in the US: The Theatre of the Ridiculous and Its Camp Legacies
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing 
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 378: Palestinian American Literature
Instructor: Mattawa, Khaled

English 381.001: Asian American Literature and Culture
Instructor: Mendoza, Victor

English 383.001: Jewish Culture in America: 1945 to the Present
Instructor: Levinson, Julian

English 385.001: Contemporary African Literature: Africa's Newest Nobel Prize Winner 
Instructor: Desai, Gaurav 

English 390.001: Literary Theory: A User's Guide 
Instructor: Larson, Kerry 

English 398.001: Islam in Graphic Novels
Instructor: Khan, Aliyah

English 407.001: Food and Culture
Instructor: Nair, Supriya 

English 411.001: Eco Imaginations
Instructor: Kuppers, Petra

English 420.001: Critical AI
Instructor: Hu, Tung-Hui

English 440.001: Modern Poetry: 1900-1950
Instructor: Larson, Kerry 

English 441.001: Contemporary Poetry: Resonant Understandings 
Instructor: Ensor, Hannah 

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the U.S.: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian 

English 308.001: History of the English Language
Instructor: Toon, Tom

English 317.002: Death & Dying in the Middle Ages
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina 

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 409.001: Old English
Instructor: Toon, Tom

English 450.001: Workers & Writers: The Literature of Medieval Protest
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina

English 465: Fun with Sex, Gender, and Religion in Chaucer's Caterbury Tales
Instructor: Tinkle, Tessa

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy 

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 460.001: Love and the Novel
Instructor: Pinch, Adela 

English 313.002: Victorians of Color 
Instructor: Sapui, Meghna 

English 460.001: Love and the Novel
Instructor: Pinch, Adela 

English 471.001: Nineteenth Century American Literature: The Mutability of Value and the Value of Mutability
Instructor: Crane, Gregg

English 303.001: American Civil Rights Rhetoric 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 304.001: Contemporary Michigan Narratives
Instructor: Chamberline, Jeremiah 

English 313.001: Postmodern America: 20th Century American Postmodern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai 

English 317.003: Get Rich or Die Tryin': Novels About the American Dream
Instructor: Mitchell, Justin 

English 317.004: Southern Literature
Instructor: Nichols, Dana

English 317.005: The Pursuit of Happiness
Instructor: Orr, Ittai 

English 320.001: More Than Human 
Instructor: Nair, Supriya

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric 

English 341.001: Fantasy
Instructor: Makman, Lisa

English 346.001: LGBTQ+ Theatre in the US: The Theatre of the Ridiculous and Its Camp Legacies
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason

English 362.001: The American Novel: Moby-Dick, The Great Gatsby, and Invisible Man
Instructor: Crane, Gregg

English 381: Asian American Literature and Culture
Instructor: Mendoza, Victor

English 383.001: Jewish Culture in America: 1945 to the Present
Instructor: Levinson, Julian

English 407.001: Food and Culture
Instructor: Nair, Supriya 

English 441.001: Resonant Understandings
Instructor: Esnor, Hannah 

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the U.S.: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian 

English 471.001: Nineteenth-Century American Literature: the Mutability of Value and the Value of Mutability 
Instructor: Crane, Gregg 

English 303.001: American Civil Rights Rhetoric 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 305.001: English is not, like, getting worse
Instructor: Aull, Laura

English 304.001: Contemporary Michigan Narratives
Instructor: Chamberlin, Jeremiah 

English 313.001: Postmodern America: 20th Century American Postmodern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 313.002: Victorians of Color
Instructor: Sapui, Meghna 

English 313.003: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in Transatlantic Lit to 1830
Instructor: Orr, Ittai 

English 315.001: Poets After Sappho
Instructor: Prins, Yopie

English 317.001: The Literature of the Refugee
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji

English 317.003: Get Rich or Die Tryin': Novels About the American Dream 
Instructor: Mitchell, Justin 

English 317.004: Southern Literature 
Instructor: Nichols, Dana 

English 319.001: What Difference Can A Story Make? 
Instructor: Portnoy, Alisse 

English 320.001: More Than Human 
Instructor: Nair, Supriya 

English 332.001: Oceanic Visual Cultures
Instructor: Najita, Susan

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric

English 341.001: Fantasy
Instructor: Makman, Lisa

English 346.001: LGBTQ+ Theatre in the US: The Theatre of the Ridiculous and Its Camp Legacies
Instructor: Fitzgerald, Jason

English 352.001: The Culture of Empire, From Colonizing to Decolonizing
Instructor: Hartley, Lucy

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 375.001: Race and Economy in Global Literature
Instructor: Bakara, Hadji

English 381.001: Asian American Literature and Culture
Instructor: Mendoza, Victor

English 383.001: Jewish Culture in America: 1945 to the Present
Instructor: Levinson, Julian

English 385.001: Contemporary African Literature: Africa's Newest Nobel Prize Winner
Instructor: Desai, Gaurav 

English 398.001: Islam in Graphic Novels
Instructor: Khan, Aliyah

English 407.001: Food and Culture
Instructor: Nair, Supriya 

English 411.001: Eco Imaginations
Instructor: Kuppers, Petra

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the US: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian 

English 450.001: Workers & Writers: The Literature of the Medieval Protest
Instructor: Brandolino, Gina 

English 315.001: Poets After Sappho
Instructor: Prins, Yopie

English 340.001: Nature Poetry
Instructor: Knuth, Aric 

English 367.001: The Plays of William Shakespeare
Instructor: Trevor, Douglas 

English 440.001: Modern Poetry: 1900-1950
Instructor: Larson, Kerry 

English 441.01: Contemporary Poetry: Resonant Understandings 
Instructor: Ensor, Hannah 

English 442.001: Midcentury to Contemporary Poetry in the US: Personal, Impersonal, Confessional 
Instructor: White, Gillian