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Undergraduate

• ENGL 36 - Global Humanities; Ghosh
• ENGL 103A - American Literature from 1789 to 1900; Lemenager
• ENGL 104A - American Literature from 1900 to Present; Huang
• ENGL 133GC - Studies in American Regional Literature: Global California; Newfield
• ENGL 133SO - Studies in American Regional Literature: Southern Literature; Waid
• ENGL 134MP - Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communites in the US: Afro-Am Lit(I): Migration to Black Power; Blake
• ENGL 192 - Science Fiction; Gutiérrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 - Upper Division Seminar: Black Sexual Politics; Blake
• ENGL 197 - Upper Division Seminar: Human Rights & Literature; Gutiérrez-Jones

Graduate

• ENGL 235 - Studies in American Literature: African American Literature fromt he 20th Century; Batiste
• ENGL 235 - Studies in American Literature: Radical Poetics; Huang
• ENGL 235 - Studies in American Literature: Deeper into Yoknapatawpha: Faulkner's Snopes Trilogy and Others; Waid

Undergraduate

• ENGL 50 - Introduction to US Minority Literature; Selisker
• ENGL 100TL - Transpacific Literature; Huang
• ENGL 104A - American Literature from 1900 to present; Maslan
• ENGL 133TL - Studies in American Regional Literature: Transpacific Literature; Huang
• ENGL 134PC - Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the US: Afro-Am Lit. (II): Post Civil Rights; Blake
• ENGL 165AC - Risk Society
• ENGL 197 - Upper-Division Seminar: American Literature & Business Culture / Creativity; Newfield

Graduate

• ENGL 236 - Studies in Literary Criticism and Theory: Speculative Turn, Ghosh

Undergraduate

• ENGL 50 - Introduction to US Minority Literature; Lim
• ENGL 122CD - California Dreaming; Waid
• ENGL 134RS - Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the US: Race on the American Stage; Selisker
• ENGL 191 - Afro-American Fiction and Criticism, 1920s to Present: Transnationalism and Performance in the Harlem Renaissance; Batiste

Graduate

• ENGL 236 - Studies in Literary Criticism: Color Blindness Across Disciplines; Blake

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 38A - Introduction to African-American Literature; Batiste
• ENGL 50 - Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature: Asian-American Literature; Lim
• ENGL 133SO American Regional Literature: Southern Literarature; Waid
• ENGL 192 - Science Fiction; Gutiérrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 - Upper Division Seminar: Immigration Narratives; Gutiérrez-Jones

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 65AC - Topics in Literature: American Culture
• ENGL 122NE - Cultural Representations: Nature and the Environment; LeMenager
• ENGL 165LP - Literature and the Environment: Imagining Asia and the Pacific; Shewry
• ENGL 165AC - American Cultures; LeMenager

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 122CD - Cultural Representations: California Dreaming; Waid
• ENGL 140 - Contemporary American Literature; Allaback
• ENGL 165AC - Topics in Literature: American Culture
• ENGL 197 - Upper Division Seminar: Canibalism in American Literary Culture
• ENGL 197 - Upper Division Seminar; Lim
• ENGL 197 - Upper Dvision Seminar: Indigenous Literature; Shewry

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10 Introduction to Literary Study; Waid
• ENGL 50 Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature: Transpacific Literature; Huang
• ENGL 122CL Cultural Representations: Cannibalism in/and American Literary Culture; Blurton
• ENGL 140 Contemporary American Literature; Allaback
• ENGL 165LP Topics in Literature: Literature of the Pacific; Shewry
• ENGL 65AM Topics in Literature :  American Modernism in a Transnational Context; Wallace
• ENGL 192 Science Fiction; Gutiérrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar; Batiste
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar; Shewry

Graduate

• ENGL 265 Seminar in Special Topics; Batiste

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 50 Introduction to Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature: Asian-American Literature; Lim
• ENGL 103A American Literature from 1789-1900; Maslan
• ENGL 104A American Literature from 1900 to present; Huang
• ENGL 122WE Cultural Representations: Water Imaginations; Shewry
• ENGL 122NE Cultural Representations: Nature and the Environment; LeMenager
• ENGL 131GT Studies in American Literature: Gender Transgression in 20th-Century American Literature; Hsu
• ENGL 133SO Studies in American Regional Literature: Southern Literature; Waid
• ENGL 165AC Topics in Literature: American Cultures in Global Context-Education, Literature, Culture; LeMenager

Graduate

• ENGL 234 Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature: Time, Space, and Ecology; Shewry
• ENGL 234 Studies in Twentieth-Century Literature: Literature and the Human Rights Movement; Gutiérrez-Jones

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 38A Introduction to African-American Literature (Part I); Batiste
• ENGL 103A American Literature from 1789-1900; LeMenager
• ENGL 109 Writing of Verse; Lim
• ENGL 128SC Literary Genres: Communities of Fiction: The Story-Cycle Novel; Waid
• ENGL 132PR Studies in American Writers: Philip Roth; Maslan
• ENGL 133TL Studies in American Regional Literature: Transpacific Literature; Huang
• ENGL 197 Upper Division Seminar: Whitman and Dickenson; Maslan

Graduate

• ENGL 235: Studies in American Literature: Faulkner: Deeper into Yoknapatawpha; Waid

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study; Brinkman
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study; Pecchenino
• ENGL 128SC Literary Genres: Communities of Fiction: The Story-Cycle Novel; Waid
• ENGL 137A Poetry in America before 1900; Maslan
• ENGL 191 Afro-American Fiction and Criticism, 1920's to Present; Batiste
• ENGL 193 Detection Fiction; Newfield
• ENGL 197 Upper Division Seminar: Faulkner; Waid

Graduate

• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Pre-Civil War US Literature; Newfield
• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Birthing the Dead Subject: The Political Economy of Eros and Thanatos in African American Feminist Novels; JanMohamed
• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Literature of the US South; Waid
• ENGL 236 Studies in Literary Criticism and Theory: Global Poetics; Huang
• ENGL 274C American Cultures & Global Contexts: Global Ecologies, LeMenager
• ENGL 594 American Cultures Center Colloquium: Psychoanalytic Marxism

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, TBA
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, TBA
• ENGL 50 Introduction to Minority Literature: African American Literature, Batiste
• ENGL 103A American Literature 1789-1900, Maslan
• ENGL 131AW Studies in American Fiction: Western American Literature, LeMenager
• ENGL 132EH Studies in American Writers: Ernest Hemingway, Allaback
• ENGL 133SO Studies in American Regional Literature: Southern Literature, Waid
• ENGL 192 Science Fiction, Gutierrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar: Birthing the Dead Subject: Coercion and Resistance in the Politics of Reproduction in Modern African-American Feminist Fiction, JanMohamed

Graduate

• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Comparative Race Readings U.S. Indigenous and Asian Pacific Islander Literatures: Space, Memory; Lim
• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Region, Nation, Empire; LeMenager
• ENGL 274B American Cultures & Global Contexts: Global Ecologies, LeMenager

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Gamber
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Evans
• ENGL 50 Introduction to U.S. Minority Literature, Lim
• ENGL 103A American Literature from 1789 to 1900, Davis
• ENGL 104A American Literature from 1900 to present, Huang
• ENGL 124 Readings in the Modern Short Story, Foster
• ENGL 132 Studies in American Writer, Allaback
• ENGL 192 Science Fiction, Gutierrez-Jones
• ENGL 134NA Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States, Waid
• ENGL 140 Contemporary American Literature: U.S. Fiction after WWII, Gutierrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar, Scott

Graduate

• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Region, Nation, Empire, LeMenager
• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Poetry As, Huang
• ENGL 274C American Cultures and Global Contexts Colloquium, Gunn

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10 Introduction to Literary Study: Music, Writing, and Race in the Americas, Wallace
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Hong
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Gamber
• ENGL 102 English and American Literature from 1650 to 1789, Cook
• ENGL 103A American Literature from 1789 to 1900: Writing the Nation, LeMenager
• ENGL 133SO Studies in American Regional Literature, Waid
• ENGL 134AF Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States: Interracial Sex and Violence in African American Texts, Foster
• ENGL 134AA Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States: Asian American Literature, Huang
• ENGL 134AW Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States: African American Literature 1940s to 1980s, Scott
• ENGL 134NA Studies in the Literature of Cultural and Ethnic Communities in the United States, Waid
• ENGL 140 Contemporary American Literature: U.S. Fiction after WWII, Gutierrez-Jones
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar: Poety Lab, Huang

Graduate

• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Darwin and the Nineteenth-Century Novel, Abbott
• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: The Black Male Abject: Studies in Sexuality, Subjection, And Power, Scott
• ENGL 274B American Cultures and Global Contexts Colloquium, Gunn
• WmSt 594HT Race, Sentimentalism, and Nineteenth Century Women's Writing, Tirado Gilliagan

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Undergraduate

• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Dolan
• ENGL 10AC Introduction to Literary Study, Wallace
• ENGL 102 English and American Literature from 1650 to 1789, Isola
• ENGL 122NE Cultural Representations: Nature and the Environment, LeMenager
• ENGL 165: Topics in Literature: Language, Culture, and Sexual Identity, Foster
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar: James Baldwin, Foster
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar: Thoreau, LeMenager
• ENGL 197 Upper-Division Seminar: Faulkner, Waid

Graduate

• ENGL 235 Studies in American Literature: Faulkner, Waid
• ENGL 274A American Cultures and Global Contexts Colloquium, Gunn

For Information, please contact the English Department's Staff Undergraduate Advisor, at 893- 8711.