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English Department minors are open to students enrolled in any under­graduate college at the University. The minor requires 18-24 credits, six of which must be at the 300 level or above.  Students who chose to do a minor in English should consult with an English Department advisor. 

Liberal Art students electing a concentration in English must complete 8 to 10 courses (24-30 credit hours), with at least half of the courses  above the 300 level.

The Department offers the following minors:

English--General Minor

This minor consists of 18-24 credits of coursework including six credits at the 300 level or above.

English--Writing Minor

This minor offers students an opportunity to focus on journalism, creative and/or professional writing.  The minor consists of 18 to 24 credits. 

Students in the Writing Minor must take :

1.  42.227 Essay Writing for English Majors or  42.229 Essay Writing for Non-English Majors

2.  At least two 300 or 400 level writing courses

3.   English Department electives

The Department recommends that writing minors take 42.308 Analysis of Modern English.

Theatre Arts Minor

The interdisciplinary minor in Theatre Arts offers students professional instruction and supervision in the practical work of theatre together with critical study of the history and forms of dramatic literature.  The minor consists of 18 to 24 credits, with at least 2 courses at the 300 level or above.  Students should take 59.219, Introduction to Theatre, at the beginning of their coursework.  The remaining courses should be distributed among the following 3 categories: 

1.  Theatre arts workshops.  At least 6 credits. 

2.  Dramatic literature or music.  At least 6 credits.

3.  Practicum in theatre.  3 credits.  (A part-time, full-semester internship at a professional

theatre.  Must be arranged through the Director during pre-registration period.)  

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