English Department

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Laura Davies, chair
Geoffrey Bender, graduate coordinator, M.A.T.
Daniel Radus, graduate coordinator, M.A.
Old Main, Room 112
607-753-4307
Fax: 607-753-5978
Email: department secretary
cortland.edu/english

School of Arts and Sciences

Faculty

Kati Fargo Ahern, Ivana Ancic, Andrew Anderson, Heather Bartlett, Geoffrey Bender, Teagan Bradway, Gabriel Colella, Laura Davies, Abigail Droge, Laura Dunbar, Adam Ferguson, Andrea Harbin, Mario Hernandez, Jeffrey Jackson, John Leffel, Matthew Lessig, Willnide Lindor, Gailanne Mackenzie, Andree Myers, Lisa Neville, Jaclyn Pittsley, Daniel Radus, Adrienne Raw, James Reardon, Danica Savonick, Michael Turner, Noah Wason, Laureen Wells

Adjunct Faculty

For a listing of adjunct faculty see the Faculty and Administration section of this catalog.

Degrees and Admission Requirements

Master of Arts in English
Master of Arts in Teaching in Adolescence Education: English (7-12)

Programs

• Adolescence Education: English (7-12) [AEN] M.A.T.
• English [ENG] M.A.

Courses

• AED 541 - Teaching Literature and Critical Literacy
• AED 576 - Practicum I: Student Teaching in the Middle School
• AED 577 - Practicum II: Student Teaching in the High School
• AED 578 - Master’s Project and Teaching Colloquia
• AED 663 - Critical Issues in the Teaching of English
• AED 665 - Participant-Observer Experience
• AED 668 - Language Development in Adolescence
• AED 669 - Participant-Observer Experience: Language Development
• AED 678 - MSED_AEN Final Project

• AED 617 - Methods I: Teaching Secondary English Language Arts
• AED 618 - Methods II: Teaching Secondary English Language Arts
• AED 695 - Student Teaching Seminar
• ENG 500 - Old English
• ENG 504 - Writing Pedagogy and Assessment in Secondary Schools
• ENG 505 - Participant-Observer Experience: Composing Process
• ENG 506 - Computers and the Study of English
• ENG 508 - Cultural Theory
• ENG 510 - Critical Methods in English
• ENG 511 - Literature and Feminism
• ENG 515 - Studies in American Literature to 1900
• ENG 528 - Studies in American Indian Literature
• ENG 529 - Special Topics in English
• ENG 530 - Chaucer
• ENG 533 - Topics in Digital Humanities
• ENG 538 - Studies in 17th-Century English Literature
• ENG 539 - Milton
• ENG 547 - 19th Century British Women Writers
• ENG 548 - Studies in British Literature 1950-Present
• ENG 549 - Studies in Irish Literature
• ENG 555 - Studies in African American Literature
• ENG 560 - Composition Theory and Pedagogy
• ENG 569 - Queer Studies
• ENG 600 - Advanced Grammar and Usage
• ENG 601 - History of the English Language
• ENG 602 - Rhetorical Tradition
• ENG 615 - Seminar in American Literature to 1900
• ENG 616 - Studies in American Literature From 1900 to 1950
• ENG 617 - Studies in American Literature Since 1950
• ENG 618 - Global Multicultural Literature
• ENG 619 - Seminar in Literature for Adolescence
• ENG 622 - Seminar in American Women Writers
• ENG 628 - Seminar in American Indian Literature
• ENG 629 - Special Topics in English
• ENG 632 - Middle English Literature
• ENG 636 - Seminar in Shakespeare
• ENG 640 - Studies in English Literature 1660-1800
• ENG 645 - Studies in the Romantic Era
• ENG 646 - Studies in the Victorian Era
• ENG 655 - Seminar in African American Literature
• ENG 660 - Seminar in Professional Writing
• ENG 672 - Seminar in Literary and Cultural Criticism
• ENG 677 - Seminar in Contemporary British Literature
• ENG 678 - World Drama
• ENG 686 - Culminating Thesis Proseminar
• ENG 687 - Culminating Activity: Thesis
• ENG 697 - Extension of Graduate Culminating Activity
• ENG 699 - Independent Study

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