Course Summary This interdisciplinary course investigates the powerful role of literature as a catalyst for social justice and American movements for change. From the Harlem Renaissance to Native American liberation and the struggle for women’s rights, students will analyze how authors have used the written word to challenge oppression and ignite revolution. By merging literary analysis with historical inquiry and media literacy, participants will explore the intersection of art and activism, … [Read more...] about ENG2430 – American Literature: Resistance, Revolution, and Literature
English Language Arts
English Foundations for ELL Students
Course Summary This course is designed for students who are learning English and want to grow their academic skills in a supportive, welcoming environment. Created specifically for students at WIDA Levels 1 through 3, the class focuses on building your confidence in speaking, reading, and writing for your other high school and college-level subjects. You will work on hands-on projects that use your own life experiences and cultural background as a guide for your learning. By the end of the … [Read more...] about English Foundations for ELL Students
ENG1200– Intro to Academic Writing (Fall) & ENG2325 – Creative Writing (Spring)
Course Summary Are you ready to take your writing to the next level and prepare for the challenges of college? This course is designed to help you find your voice as a scholar by mastering the tools of professional writing. You will move through a creative and recursive process—brainstorming, drafting, and revising—to turn your ideas into polished pieces. We will explore everything from personal storytelling to analyzing famous speeches, learning how to take a stand and back it up with … [Read more...] about ENG1200– Intro to Academic Writing (Fall) & ENG2325 – Creative Writing (Spring)