Sample Programs
Program #1
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Required Introductory Courses |
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LBST 6101 |
Liberal Arts Tradition |
FALL 1995 |
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LBST 6102 |
Idea of Nature |
SPR 1996 |
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ENGL 6890 |
Shakespeare's Weekenders |
SUM 1996 |
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LBST 6000 |
Shakespeare's England |
FALL1996 |
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ENGL 5050 |
Shakespeare's Late Plays |
FALL 1997 |
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ENGL 6890 |
Shakespeare's Weekenders |
SUM 1997 |
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LBST 6000 |
Directed Reading |
SPR 1997 |
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ENGL 5050 |
Screen Writing |
SPR 1999 |
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LBST 6000 |
History of the Book |
FALL 1998 |
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LBST 6600 |
Concluding Seminar |
SPR 2000 |
Program #2
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Required Introductory Courses |
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LBST 6101 |
Liberal Arts Tradition |
FALL 1996 |
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LBST 6102 |
Idea of Human Nature |
SPR 1997 |
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LBST 6000.093 |
Poetry and Society |
SUM 1997 |
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LBST 6000.091 |
Language and Violence |
FALL1997 |
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ENGL 6070.M91 |
Fables and Folktales |
FALL 1998 |
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LBST 6000.091 |
Language, Gender, and Power |
SUM 1998 |
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ENGL 6103.092 |
Juvenile Literature |
SPR 1998 |
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WMST 6800 |
Women in Art |
SPR 2000 |
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LBST 6000 |
Screen Violence and Women |
FALL 2000 |
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LBST 6600 |
Concluding Seminar |
SPR 2001 |
The program emphasis is self-designed in consultation with the program director. Some students enter the program with a specific interest. As you can see, the student in program #1 wanted to read as much Shakespeare as possible, and we designed the program accordingly. In these cases, the program will borrow heavily from courses in other departments. You should be aware, however, that not all conceivable emphases can be worked out. See the FAQ on this issue: " emphasis ."
Other students, by contrast, may have broader interests and may elect to take more of the LBST courses that are offered each semester.
Contact Us
Dr. Mark West,
Director
Department of English
miwest@uncc.edu
Phone: 704-687-4229
Shannon Zurell,
Administrative Assistant
shannonzurell@uncc.edu
Office: Fretwell 235
Phone: 704-687-6205
