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2019 Fall and Fall/Winter

Please note:

**Denotes a course for which a writing sample must be submitted prior to registration. Writing samples must be submitted by Wednesday, July 31, 2019. Please submit your writing sample (portfolio) using the application form. Applicants will receive an acknowledgement email to confirm the Department has received their writing sample. Decisions will be communicated by email no later than Wednesday, August 7, 2019. Students are advised to make an alternate course selection until those accepted into workshops are notified. If workshops are not full, applications past this deadline may be considered by the instructor. 

Writing Sample Guidelines can be found here (as they become available):

First Year / Second Year / Third Year / Fourth Year

DIGH Courses

CourseCourse TitleInstructorTermOther
DIGH 2001 A / ENGL 2400 AIntro to Digital HumanitiesC. EaketFCourse Outline
DIGH 2035 R / SOCI 2035 RTechnology, Culture and SocietyF
DIGH 3812 A / HIST 3812 ADigital HistoryF
DIGH 4002 A / ENGL 4125 ADigital Culture and the Text IB. GreenspanFCourse Outline

First Year

Many of our first-year courses preclude one another which means credit cannot be earned for more than one course. When selecting courses, please be mindful that you cannot enroll or receive credit in more than one of the following courses: FYSM 1004, ENGL 1000, ENGL 1100, ENGL 1200, ENGL 1300, ENGL 1400, and ENGL 1600.

Students are also limited to enrolling in ENGL 1010 or ENGL 1020 as these courses preclude one another. English Majors in search of a dedicated writing course should take ENGL 1010 instead of ENGL 1020.

Please contact us if you have any questions.

CourseCourse TitleInstructorTermOther
FYSM 1004 ALiterature, Genre, ContextM. RooneyF / WCourse Outline
FYSM 1004 BLiterature, Genre, ContextE. PostF / WCourse Outline
FYSM 1004 CLiterature, Genre, ContextK. GildeaF / WCourse Outline
FYSM 1004 DLiterature, Genre, ContextJ. MeddF / WCourse Outline
FYSM 1004 ELiterature, Genre, ContextB. LeckieF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 1008 AEnglish Grammar: FundamentalsM. ScribnerFCourse Outline
ENGL 1009 ALiterature in Global ContextM. ChakravortyFCourse Outline
ENGL 1010 AWriting Essays about LiteratureK. GildeaFCourse Outline
ENGL 1010 BWriting Essays about LiteratureK. SigouinFCourse Outline
ENGL 1010 CWriting Essays about LiteratureE. PostFCourse Outline
ENGL 1010 DWriting Essays about LiteratureJ. ColemanFCourse Outline
ENGL 1020 AEffective WritingM. TittleFCourse Outline
ENGL 1020 BEffective WritingA. BennFCourse Outline
ENGL 1020 CEffective Writing A. BennFCourse Outline
ENGL 1020 DEffective WritingK. SigouinFCourse Outline
ENGL 1200 ALiterature, Science, and TechnologyC. EaketFCourse Outline
ENGL 1400 ALiterature, Art, and CultureS. WaisviszFCourse Outline
ENGL 1500 AIntroduction to Creative WritingN. BozakFCourse Outline
ENGL 1609 AIntroduction to Drama StudiesJ. ClevelandFCourse Outline


Second Year

CourseCourse TitleInstructorTermOther
ENGL 2011 AChildren’s LiteratureS. JamiesonFCourse Outline
ENGL 2012 A / CLCV 2008 AGreek and Roman EpicL. KlaassenFCourse Outline
ENGL 2104 ADrama WorkshopM. EllisFCourse Outline
ENGL 2104 BDrama WorkshopM. EllisFCourse Outline
ENGL 2107 AScience FictionT. DeCookFCourse Outline
ENGL 2108 AWomen and LiteratureP. WhitingFCourse Outline
ENGL 2300 BBritish Literatures IS. Calkin / D. BeecherF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 2300 CBritish Literatures IA. Wallace / G. WilliamsF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 2400 A / DIGH 2001 AIntroduction to Digital HumanitiesC. EaketFCourse Outline
ENGL 2500 A / CLCV 2500 AClassical MythologyL. KlaassenFCourse Outline
ENGL 2600 A / FILM 2606 AHistory of World Cinema IG. IversenF
ENGL 2701 AAmerican Literatures IIC. JenkinsFCourse Outline
ENGL 2802 AIndigenous and Canadian LiteraturesS. BirkwoodF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 2802 BIndigenous and Canadian LiteraturesJ. HendersonF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 2802 CIndigenous and Canadian LiteraturesS. JamiesonF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 2901 APoetry WorkshopD. StymeistFCourse Outline
ENGL 2903 AFiction WorkshopR. TaylorFCourse Outline
ENGL 2915 ACreative Non-Fiction WorkshopR. TaylorFCourse Outline
ENGL 2926 AAfrican Literatures IA. HoseinF

Third Year

CourseCourse TitleInstructorTermOther
ENGL 3201 A / HUMS 3200 AEuropean LiteratureI. CameronF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 3306 AShakespeare and FilmJ. ClevelandFCourse Outline
ENGL 3502 ABritish Literatures IIP. KeenF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 3502 BBritish Literatures IIJ. SchroederF / WCourse Outline
ENGL 3601 A20th- and 21st-Century PoetryB. VellinoFCourse Outline
ENGL 3609 ADrama: Contemporary Criticism J. ClevelandFCourse Outline
ENGL 3804 A / EURR 3001 ALiterature and Culture in EuropeV. Stanisic-KellerFCourse Outline
ENGL 3908 A / ALDS 3401 AResearch and Theory in Academic WritingF
ENGL 3915Special Topics in Writing: Writing for the TheatreS. WaisviszFCourse Outline
ENGL 3940 AStudies in Diaspora LiteratureM. ChakravortyFCourse Outline
ENGL 3960 AStudies in Indigenous LiteratureS. BirkwoodFCourse Outline
ENGL 3965 AIntro to Postcolonial TheoryA. HoseinFPreliminary Description
ENGL 3972 AStudies in Postcolonial LiteratureA. BarrowsFCourse Outline

Fourth Year

CourseCourse TitleInstructorTermOther
ENGL 4115 A / CHST 4001 ACulture and the TextJ. SchroederFCourse Outline
ENGL 4115 B / ENGL 5402 GCulture and the TextH. ReidFCourse Outline
ENGL 4125 A / DIGH 4002 ADigital Culture and the Text IB. GreenspanFCourse Outline
ENGL 4135 AStudies in PublishingL. ThompsonFCourse Outline
ENGL 4301 A / ENGL 5303Studies in Renaissance LiteratureE. PeacockeFCourse Outline
ENGL 4414 A / ALDS 4414 AProfessional Writing IS. FitzgeraldF
ENGL 4600 A / EURR 4103The Great Russian NovelD. DragunoiuFCourse Outline
ENGL 4609 A / ENGL 5900Drama: Global ContextsB. VellinoFCourse Outline
ENGL 4708 AStudies in American LiteratureP. WaltonFCourse Outline
ENGL 4806 AStudies in Canadian Literature IS. BrouilletteFCourse Outline
ENGL 4908Independent StudyF
ENGL 4909 A / ALDS 4403 AWriting and Knowledge-Making in the DisciplinesG. SmartF
ENGL 4976 A / ENGL 5402 FIssues in Postcolonial LiteratureP. WhitingFCourse Outline