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Nov 24, 2024
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2022-2023 Catalogue [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
English, B.A.
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Professor Hubele, Chair
Professor Parrott
Associate Professor Foncree
Associate Professor Ford
Specialty Instructor McCarver
Instructor Shaw
In teaching writing, the English department functions to ensure competence in verbal expression and writing skills for students across the curriculum and into the post-collegiate career. Courses for English majors include specialized instruction in critical and research writing. Studies in literature work to impart knowledge of major authors, literary history, specific genres, critical approaches, and ideological content. The content of courses is related to and evaluated against biblical truth and values. English students will have real-world experience through ENG 402 English Capstone Studies . This course covers a wide span of vocational and relational issues germane to an English major.
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37 hours to include the following:
General Education Literature (6 hours)
Required Courses (10 Hours)
English Electives (12 Hours)
At least an additional 12 literature hours must be taken at 400 level Literature Option (3 Hours - Not Already Taken in Gen Ed)
One of the following: Note:
Residency Requirement - At least 18 of the above hours must be completed at Belhaven University Honors Program:
The English department offers opportunities for students to enroll in honors courses from its department. The following are general education, elective, and major courses that may be taken as honors courses: ENG 121 , ENG 303 , ENG 415 , ENG 420, ENG 436 , ENG 440 , ENG 445 , ENG 450 , ENG 457 , ENG 465 , ENG 473 , and ENG 480 . For honors students majoring in this department, one must pass a minimum of nine hours of honors courses within the discipline and a minimum of nine hours from the honors courses of other departments. Each course must be passed with a B or better. No more than 18 hours of honors courses are required for the honors degree. For other honors program policies, see “Honors Program” found in the “Administration of the Curriculum ” section of this catalogue.
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