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Course Description (course catalogue): Analysis and critical understanding of selected fiction. Our Course: In this class, we will study the human condition through the eyes of scholars, creative writers and, especially, through the medium of film. In doing so, we will examine the evolution of the evolving human identity: the hero/heroine, the martyr, the vigilante, familial bonds and constraints, vengeance, rage, freedom, sex, love, hate, the bitch, the bastard, race, Class, and everything in between that showcases the human story in all its complexity. This semester, this course will also study several works of fiction that have transitioned to the big screen. As such, viewing visual texts in class is JUST as important as reading course material. English 2001 is both reading and writing intensive and will address socially sensitive topics. Those uncomfortable with any/all of the described course content should reconsider taking this course.

Course Description (course catalogue): Analysis and critical understanding of selected fiction. Our Course: In this class, we will study the human condition through the eyes of scholars, creative writers and, especially, through the medium of film. In doing so, we will examine the evolution of the evolving human identity: the hero/heroine, the martyr, the vigilante, familial bonds and constraints, vengeance, rage, freedom, sex, love, hate, the bitch, the bastard, race, Class, and everything in between that showcases the human story in all its complexity. This semester, this course will also study several works of fiction that have transitioned to the big screen. As such, viewing visual texts in class is JUST as important as reading course material. English 2001 is both reading and writing intensive and will address socially sensitive topics. Those uncomfortable with any/all of the described course content should reconsider taking this course.

Writing Out Loud! Suzanne M. Miller and Sarah Standing (ENG 1101 and COM1330) This course explores effective and inspired communication through reading, writing, and speaking skills. Writing Out Loud! provides the space for students to discover and bring out the creative and innovative communicator within. Gen. Ed. Learning Outcomes: Communication, skills, integration, professional / personal development.

Writing Out Loud! Suzanne M. Miller and Sarah Standing (ENG 1101 and COM1330) This course explores effective and inspired communication through reading, writing, and speaking skills. Writing Out Loud! provides the space for students to discover and bring out the creative and innovative communicator within. Gen. Ed. Learning Outcomes: Communication, skills, integration, professional / personal development.