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English
Instructors who regularly teach
in the English program are Dr. Thom Brucie, and Instructor George Mosley. For more information about the English
program, contact Dr. Brucie at (912) 583-3104 or tbrucie@bpc.edu.
Students
seeking lives and careers of accomplishment, distinction,
and personal satisfaction value the academic rigor
as well as the vital skills training in writing and research
that studying English at BPC provides. Courses in
the English department, which include courses in academic
and creative writing and in American and British
literatures, give students the opportunity to explore both literature and culture in an atmosphere of
inquiry, enthusiasm, and creativity.
Reading, critical evaluation, and written expression
establish the fundamentals of a liberal arts education. As
students benefit from the pleasures of reading great literature and of exploring the history of ideas through their own writing,
they develop the analytical and evaluative skills
that distinguish an education from mere job training. Employers
desire these skills because they realize the importance of critical thinking and effective communication in today's competitive society.
What kinds of careers do English majors prusue? Here are just a few:
* teaching
* literary scholarship
* theory
* philosophy
* law
* film
* journalism and telecommunications
* public relations
* marketing
BACHELOR
OF ARTS
ENGLISH MAJOR
Disclaimer: All academic programs are
subject to change. Consult an English advisor
for latest accurate information. Not responsible
for errors or omissions.
Common courses (no options)
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ENG 101
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3
hours
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ENG 102
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3
hours
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COM 101
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3
hours
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BUS 101
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3
hours
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CHR 101/102
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3
hours
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HIS 151
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3
hours
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HIS 152
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3
hours
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COL 102
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1
hour
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Total
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22 hours
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Common courses (with options)
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Religion and Philosophy
CHR 101, 102, 210, 220, 230,
PHI 101, 102, 105
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3
hours
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Mathematics
MAT 101, 102, 104, 111, 204,
205
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3-4
hours
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Science
BIO 101, 102, 202, 203
CHM 105, 106, 111, 112
GEO 101, 102, 201
PHY 111, 121, 201, 202, 203,
221, 222, 223
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8
hours (must include labs)
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Humanities
ENG 201
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3
hours
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Physical Education
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2
hours
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Fine Arts
CHR 354
COM 202, 203
ART 200, 211, 212
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3
hours
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Social and Behavioral Sciences
GEO 201
HIS 202, 203, 205
POL SCI 201, 231, 280
PSY 201
SOC 201
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6
hours
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Foreign Languages
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6
hours
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Total core
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56-57 hours
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MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
| Survey Courses
ENG 202, 203, 204, 205, 206
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15 hours
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American Literature (choose 6 hours)
ENG 309, 319, 431, 433
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6 hours
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British Literature
ENG 305, 411, 413, 414, 415, 416
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6 hours
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| Courses in Genre
Studies (Choose 12 hours)
ENG 310, 312, 314, 315, 317, 320, 321, 322,
332, 340, 407
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12 hours
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Additional Requirements
ENG 401, 314, 435 (Senior Seminar)
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9 hours
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| Total hours
in major |
48 hours
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| Electives outside
of major
(at least 6 hours at the 300/400 level)
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18 hours
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| Total hours |
122-123
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ENGLISH MINOR
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One ENG 200-level course to complete a sequence
(i.e., 201 and 202 or 203 and 204 or 205 and 206)
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3 hours
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Four English courses at the 300/400 level
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12 hours
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| Total hours
in minor |
15 hours
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