Spring ’07 Events and Courses offered by the Department of English

A reading by fiction writer Michael Griffith. Mr. Griffith teaches creative writing at the University of Cincinnati and has published two novels: Spikes and Bibliophilia.

Watch the Arts & Sciences Events website for date and time of the Griffith reading and other events: www.msstate.edu/dept/cas/events.

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  EN 2434, Literature and Film,
  MW 2:00, Robert West
• EN 2443, Science Fiction,
  MWF 11:00, Richard Patteson
• EN 3413, Advanced Comp,
  MWF 9:00, lab M 2:00, Tennyson O’Donnell
• EN 4/6223, Legal Writing,
  TTh 8:00, Matt Little
• EN 4/6313, Craft of Fiction,
  Th 5:00, Brad Vice
• EN 4/6413, History of the English Language,
  TTh 3:30, Ben Torbert
• EN 4/6433, TESOL,
  MW 2:00, Scott Crossley
• EN 4/6443, English Syntax,
  MW 3:30, Scott Crossley
• EN 4/6513, Shakespeare,
  TTh 8:00, Greg Bentley
• EN 4/6233, Composition Theory,
  MWF 11:00, Tennyson O’Donnell
• EN 4/6523, Chaucer,
  TTh 11:00, Holly Johnson
• EN 4/6633, Sociolinguistics,
  TTh 2:00, Ben Torbert
• EN 4/6333, Literature of the South,
  M 3:00, Noel Polk
• EN 4/6703, 16th Century British Literature,
  TTh 2:00, Greg Bentley
• EN 4/6723, Restoration and Swift,
  MWF 9:00, Rich Wolf
• EN 4/6803, Twentieth-Century Drama,
  TTh 9:30, Nancy Hargrove
• EN 4/6913, American Literature 1860-1900,
  TTh 12:30, Matt Little
• EN 4/6953, Form/Theory of Poetry,
  MWF 10:00, Robert West
• EN 8533, Studies in English Literature,
  Th 3:00, Rich Wolf
• EN 8583, American Gothic
  W 3:00, Farrell O’Gorman
• EN 8593, Postcolonial Literature
  T 6:00, Kelly Marsh