English B.A. - Literature and the Environment

Bachelor of Arts - English; Literature & The Environment Concentration

College of Humanities & Sciences

Degree Specific Credits: 40-54

Required Cumulative GPA: 2.0

Catalog Year: 2020-21

General Education Requirements

Information regarding these requirements can be found in the General Education Section of the catalog.

Summary

English Core Courses		24
Upper-Division English Elective Courses		6
Senior Seminar		3
Modern & Classical Language Requirement		4-18
Approved Complementary Course		3
Total Hours		40-54

English Core Courses

Code	Title	Hours
Complete all of the following courses:
LIT 110L	Intro to Lit	3
LIT 202L	The Environmental Imagination	3
LIT 236L	Literary Histories	3
or LIT 246L	Genres, Themes, Approaches
LIT 300	Literary Criticism	3
LIT 327	Shakespeare	3
LIT 373	Lit & Environment	3
LIT 402	Literature in Place	3
LIT 422	Ecocritical Theory & Practice	3
Total Hours		24

Minimum Required Grade: C-

Upper-Division English Elective Courses

Code	Title	Hours
Complete two of the following courses:		6
LIT 301	Studies in Literary Forms
LIT 304	U.S. Writers of Color
LIT 305	Lit by & About Native Amer
LIT 314	The American Novel
LIT 315	Voices of the Am Renaissance
LIT 331	Major Author/s
LIT 342	Montana Writers
LIT 343	African American Lit
LIT 344	Asian American Literature
LIT 349L	Medieval Lit
LIT 350L	Chaucer
LIT 353L	Milton
LIT 355	British Romanticism
LIT 363	Modern Poetry
LIT 369	Short Fiction
LIT 370	Science Fiction
LIT 373	Lit & Environment
LIT 376	Lit & Other Disciplines
LIT 378L	Gay and Lesbian Studies
LIT 380	Literary Approaches to Drama
LIT 391	Special Topics
LIT 402	Literature in Place
LIT 420	Critical Theory
LIT 421	History of Criticism & Theory
LIT 422	Ecocritical Theory & Practice
LIT 430	Studies in Comparative Lit
LIT 491	Special Topics
Total Hours		6

Minimum Required Grade: C-

Senior Seminar

Code	Title	Hours
Complete the following course:
LIT 494	Seminar: Lit Capstone	3
Total Hours		3

Minimum Required Grade: C-

Modern & Classical Language Requirement

Note: Students may either take four sequential semesters (101, 102, 201, 202) of a modern or classical language or exemplify proficiency through examination (available through the Modern and Classical Languages and Literature Department).

Code	Title	Hours
Complete the 202-level proficiency in either a modern or classical language other than English.		4-18

Minimum Required Grade: C-

Approved Complementary Course

Code	Title	Hours
Complete an approved complementary course from a discipline other than English. See your advisor for a list of courses that fulfill this requirement.		3

Minimum Required Grade: C-