Goucher College 2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalogue

Apr 19, 2024

Goucher College 2014-2015 Undergraduate Catalogue PLEASE NOTE: This is an archived catalog. Programs are subject to change each academic year.

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Learning Disability
	• SPE 226 - Practicum in Special Education with Children with Learning Disabilities (Variable Cr.)
	• SPE 326 - The Assessment of the Behavior and Development of a Child with Learning Disabilities (4 Cr.)
Mental Retardation
	• SPE 344 - Special Education Internship with Children with Intellectual Disabilities (10 Cr.)
Emotional Disturbance
	• SPE 228 - Practicum in Special Education with Children with Emotional Disturbance (Variable Cr.)
	• SPE 328 - The Assessment of the Behavior and Development of a Child with Emotional Disturbance (4 Cr.)
English
	• ENG 103 - The College Essay (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 104 - Academic Writing I (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 105 - Academic Writing II (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 106 - Academic Writing III (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 112 - Environmental Science Fiction (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 114 - Prizewinning Literature for Everyone (2 Cr.)
	• ENG 120 - Introduction to Fiction Writing (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 200 - Close Reading, Critical Writing (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 202 - Short-Story Writing (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 203 - Feature Writing for Newspapers and Magazines (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 205 - Introductory Poetry Workshop (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 208 - Journalism Workshop (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 211 - English Literature: Beowulf to Dryden (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 212 - English Literature: Pope to Eliot (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 215 - Literary Theory: Eight Ways of Looking at a Text (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 217 - Literature & Film: Screenplay Adaptation (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 219 - Linguistics (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 221 - Theories of Composing, Tutoring, and Teaching (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 222 - Women and Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 226 - Creative Nonfiction I (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 230 - The Classical Tradition (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 232 - Shakespeare (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 240 - Medieval Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 241 - Archeology of Text (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 242 - From Puritan Diaries to Oprah’s Book Club: Readers and Writers in American History (4 Cr.)
	• ENG 243 - Renaissance Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 249 - The Legacy of Slavery (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 250 - American Literature I (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 254 - American Literature II (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 255 - The Modern American Novel (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 256 - Multiethnic American Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 259 - Poverty & Privilege in Victorian Novels (4 Cr.)
	• ENG 265 - The English Novel, from Austen to Woolf (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 270 - Modernism (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 273 - Postmodernism (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 275 - Literature of the Harlem Renaissance (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 276 - Modern Poetry (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 277 - Contemporary American Poets (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 285 - Contemporary Literature From India, Africa, and Australia (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 290 - Internship in English (3-4 Cr.)
	• ENG 299 - Independent Work in English (1.5-4 Cr.)
	• ENG 300 - Special Topics in English (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 305 - Writing Workshop: Poetry (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 306 - Writing Workshop: Fiction (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 307 - Creative Nonfiction II (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 315 - Advanced Seminar in Creative Writing (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 325 - Overseas: When World Travelers Write (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 330 - Special Topics in English Literature to 1700 (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 335 - Jane Austen and Her Readers (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 340 - Special Topics in English Literature Since 1700 (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 350 - Seminar in Shakespeare (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 371 - Seminar in American Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 372 - Seminar in African American Literature (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 392 - Contemporary Literary Theory (3 Cr.)
	• ENG 400 - Independent Work in English (1.5-4 Cr.)
	• ENG 420 - Senior Capstone in English (2 Cr.)
	• ENG 450 - Senior Thesis (4/4 Cr.)
	• WRT 101 - Studio for Writers (1 Cr.)
	• WRT 101A - Studio for Writers (1 Cr.)
	• WRT 101B - Studio for Writers (1 Cr.)
	• WRT 101C - Studio for Writers (1 Cr.)
	• WRT 101E - Studio for Writers (1 Cr.)
	• WRT 181 - Writing Studies (3 Cr.)
	• WRT 181H - Writing Studies - Honors (3 Cr.)
Environmental Studies
	• ES 100 - Introduction to Environmental Sciences (3.5 Cr.)
	• ES 130E - Intermediate Reading in Spanish and Environmental Studies in Ecuador (6 Cr.)
	• ES 130G - Intermediate Reading in Spanish: Environmental Studies (6 Cr.)
	• ES 140 - Introduction to Environmental Studies (3 Cr.)
	• ES 200 - Environmental Geology (3 Cr.)
	• ES 202 - The South China Seas: A History (3 Cr.)
	• ES 204 - Environmental Engineering (3 Cr.)
	• ES 210 - Biosphere and Society (3 Cr.)
	• ES 215 - Fossil Fuels and Society (3 Cr.)
	• ES 220 - Directed Readings in Environmental Studies (1-3 Cr.)
	• ES 225 - Qualitative Environmental Research (3.0 Cr.)
	• ES 230 - Political Ecology: Culture, Politics, and Environmental Change (3 Cr.)
	• ES 238 - Ecology (3 Cr.)
	• ES 245 - Psychology of Environmental Problems (4 Cr.)
	• ES 275 - Transnational Security & Sustainability (3 Cr.)
	• ES 290 - Internship in Environmental Studies (3-4 Cr.)
	• ES 310 - The Role of Science in World Affairs (3 Cr.)
	• ES 315 - Climate Change (3 Cr.)
	• ES 325 - Environmental Political Theory (3 Cr.)
	• ES 330 - Urban Sustainability (3 Cr.)
	• ES 335 - Globalization & Environmental Sustainability (3 Cr.)
	• ES 375 - Advanced Topics in Environmental Studies (3-4 Cr.)
	• ES 390 - Environmental Studies Senior Capstone (3 Cr.)
	• ES 399 - Independent Research in Environmental Studies (1-3 Cr.)
French - courses offered on Goucher campus
	• FR 110 - Elements of French I (4 Cr. Each)
	• FR 120 - Elements of French II (4 Cr. Each)
	• FR 130 - Intermediate French (4 Cr.)
	• FR 231 - L-T-L Special Topics in African Literature and Film (1 Cr.)
	• FR 233 - Conversation and Composition (4 Cr.)
	• FR 245 - Bouillon De Culture—Introduction to French Studies (4 Cr.)
	• FR 253 - Introduction to French/Francophone Cinema (4 Cr.)

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