Low Residency MFA Online Courses, Fall 2008 (920))

Online Course Offerings, Fall 2008 (920)

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Note: As of this semester, all online classes require special permission to enroll. Email Bill Lavender with your request. After permission is assigned, you can enroll yourself in the classes via webstar.

Literature Courses:

11007 ENGL 4231G-476: Literary Criticism
Bill Lavender
2007 syllabus (class will be essentially the same)
Text: The Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism (2001)

11025 ENGL 4715G-476: EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLISH NOVEL
B. FITZPATRICK [Class is full.]

11029 ENGL 4913G-476: Early 20th Century Poetry
Zhaoming Qian [Class is full.]

11033 ENGL 4917G-476: The Contemporary Novel
JOHN COOKE [Class is full.]

11035 ENGL 6007 Studies in Am Lit Since 1865
John Hazlett Course Description [Class is full.]

11048 ENGL 6397-001: Directed Study
Note that Directed Study is for the study of literature; it is not a writing workshop. To propose a directed study, submit a synopsis of the topic with a proposed reading list to the coordinator.

Workshops:

11041 ENGL 6191 476 Remote Fiction Writing
Instructor: Joseph and Amanda Boyden

11042 15361 ENGL 6193 476 Remote Poetry Writing
Instructor: Kay Murphy

11043 15362 ENGL 6194 476 Remote Non-Fic Writing Wkshp
Instructor: TBA

11505 FTCA 6209 476 Remote Seminar Playwriting
Instructor: TBA

11507 FTCA 6259 476 Remote Seminar Screenwriting
Instructor: TBA

Thesis:

ENGL 7000 001 Thesis Research 1 - 9

ENGL 7040 001 Examination or Thesis Only
This can be use only when ALL hours have been completed and the only requirement remaining is submission of the thesis.

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The Low Residency MFA Program and all Study Abroad Programs in Writing are administered by the
Division of International Education at UNO's Metropolitan College,
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