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2024-25 Graduate Course Listing

Please note that several courses require permits to enroll; 6620, 6973, 6980 and 6983 and all electives require your coordinator's approval. Course offerings are subject to change, and students are urged to check the University's semester schedule and consult their coordinator in addition to these schedules.

Note: This schedule of classes is subject to change. We encourage you to print this schedule to help you plan your coursework; however, you should check the schedule each semester for any changes. The graduate coordinators will also inform you of updates to the schedule via the ENGMA listserv, so make sure to check your CSUSB email account regularly.

MA in English and Writing Studies Schedule AY 2024-2025

Fall 2024

Monday 5:30-8:15

6620 Sites of Praxis - Online Synchronous [Cavallaro]

6190 Multilingualism and Second Language Acquisition [Hyon]

Tuesday 5:30-8:15

6120 Contemporary Composition and Discourse Theory - Online Synchronous [Fernandez]

6510 Seminar in a Literary Topic: Satire and Subversion [Andersen]

Wednesday 5:30-8:15

6600 Approaches to Teaching Writing [Rowan]

6973 Thesis
6983 Comprehensive Exam Preparation and Completion - Online Synchronous [Hall]

 

Thursday 5:30-8:15

6150 Discourse, Cognition, and Society [Adebayo]
 

6330 Seminar in Rhetorics [Cavallaro]

 

 


 


 
Monday/Wednesday

(9:00-10:15am) 5150 Nathanael West and the Modernist Gaze on Hollywood [Moran]

(4:00-5:15pm) ENG 5240 Sociolinguistics [Hyon]

Tuesday/Thursday

(2:30-3:45pm) 5010 Media Performance Practicum: Transmedia Storytelling
TR (Hybrid) Classroom + Synchronous Online [Hanson]

(2:30-3:45pm) 5130 Prose of Inquiry & Interrogation: Intro to Creative Nonfiction & Prose Poetry
(Hybrid) Classroom + Synchronous Online [Peñaredondo]

(10:30-11:45am) 5150 “Out West” Intersectional Literary Perspectives of the American West [Ovalle Perez]

 

 

 


 

Spring 2025

Monday 4:00-5:15

 

Tuesday 4:00-5:15


 

Wednesday 4:00-5:15
Thursday 4:00-5:15


 

Monday 5:30-8:15

 

Tuesday 5:30-8:15

6260 TESL Methods [Adebayo]

6510 Seminar in a Literary Topic: Banned Books [Smith]

Wednesday 5:30-8:15

6090 Cultures of Research in English & Writing Studies [Girshin]

6120 Contemporary Composition and Discourse Theory [Rowan]

6580 Multimodal Writing and the Public Sphere [Cavallaro]

Thursday 5:30-8:15

6000 Critical Approaches to Literature [C. Luck]

6570 Seminar in Teaching Writing [Cavallaro]