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English Department

Department Faculty

Department Majors

Department Minors

Department Courses

Department Honors

Courses Skidmore Master Schedule

EN 095 - Intensive English for Academic Purposes

EN 100 - English Language Skills

EN 103 - Writing Seminar I

EN 105 - Writing Seminar II

EN 105H - Writing Seminar II

EN 110 - Introduction to Literary Studies

EN 210 - Literary and Cultural Theory

EN 211 - Fiction

EN 213 - Poetry

EN 215 - Drama

EN 217 - Film

EN 219 - Nonfiction

EN 221 - Introduction to Asian American Literature

EN 222W - The Victorian Illustrated Book

EN 223 - Women and Literature

EN 224 - Literature and the Environment

EN 225 - Introduction To Shakespeare

EN 226 - Introduction to American Literature

EN 227 - Introduction to African-American Literature

EN 228 - Special Studies: Form

EN 229 - Special Studies: Texts in Context

EN 230 - The Bible As Literature

EN 237 - Postcolonial Culture

EN 238 - World Literature

EN 235 - Writing Black/Writing Back

EN 239 - Children's Literature: A History

EN 242 - Disability in Contemporary America

EN 244 - Imagining the Future

EN 245 - Science Fiction

EN 246 - Asian American Women in Literature & Media

EN 251 - Special Studies in Creative Writing

EN 280 - Introduction to Nonfiction Writing

EN 281 - Introduction to Fiction Writing

EN 282 - Introduction to Poetry Writing

EN 303H - Peer Tutoring Project in Expository Writing

EN 311 - Recent Fiction

EN 312 - Modern British Novel

EN 313 - Modernist Poetry: 1890-1940

EN 314 - Contemporary Poetry

EN 315 - Eighteenth-Century Novel

EN 316 - Nineteenth-Century British Novel

EN 322 - Special Studies in Nineteenth-Century American Literature

EN 323 - American Literary Realisms

EN 324 - American Fictions

EN 325 - American Modernisms

EN 326 - Special Studies in Contemporary U.S. Literature and Culture

EN 327 - Special Studies in African-American Literature

EN 328 - James Joyce's Ulysses

EN 329 - Shakespeare and Embodiment

EN 331 - The Wild(e) Nineties

EN 337 - The Continental Novel

EN 338 - Queer Fictions

EN 339 - Queer Theories (and Practices)

EN 341 - Special Studies In Medieval Literature

EN 342 - Special Studies in Chaucer

EN 343 - Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama

EN 344 - Special Studies In Sixteenth-Century Poetry and Prose

EN 345 - Shakespeare

EN 346 - Special Studies in Early Modern Drama

EN 347 - Special Studies In Seventeenth-Century Poetry and Prose

EN 348 - Milton

EN 350 - Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature

EN 351 - English Romanticism

EN 352 - Victorian Literature and Culture

EN 354 - Jane Austen

EN 359 - Modernism Drama

EN 360 - Women Writers

EN 361 - Theories of Literary Criticism

EN 362 - Special Studies in Literary History (Pre-1800)

EN 363 - Special Studies in Literary History

EN 364 - Advanced Special Studies in Literature and Language

EN 365 - Special Studies in Jewish Literature

EN 371 - Independent Study

EN 375 - Senior Seminar in Literary Studies

EN 376 - Senior Projects

EN 377 - Reading for Writers

EN 378 - Nonfiction Workshop

EN 379 - Poetry Workshop

EN 380 - Fiction Workshop

EN 381 - Advanced Projects In Writing

EN 389 - Preparation For The Senior Thesis

EN 390 - Senior Thesis

EN 399 A-D - Professional Internship in English

Courses in Expository Writing

EN 095,EN 100,EN 103,EN 105,EN 105H,EN 110,EN 303H

Courses in Poetry, Fiction, and Nonfiction Writing

EN 280,EN 281,EN 282,EN 377,EN 378,EN 379,EN 380,EN 381

Forms of Language and Literature

EN 210,EN 211, EN 213,EN 215,EN 217,EN 219,EN 228, EN 251,EN 280, EN 281, EN 282

Language and Literature in Context

EN 221, EN 223, EN 224, EN 225,EN 226,EN 227,EN 229,EN 230,EN 238,EN 239

Advanced Courses in Language and Literature

EN 311,EN 312, EN 313, EN 314, EN 315,EN 316,EN 322,EN 323,EN 324,EN 325, EN 331, EN 337, EN 338,EN 341, EN 342, EN 343, EN 344, EN 345,EN 346, EN 347, EN 348,EN 350,EN 351,EN 352,EN 359, EN 360, EN 361,EN 362,EN 363, EN 364,EN 365,EN 371, EN 377

Capstone Experience

EN 375,EN 376,EN 381,EN 389,EN 390

Internships

English Department Contact

PHONE

518-580-5150

FAX

518-580-5189

HOURS

Academic Year:
Monday–Friday
8:30 a.m.–noon, 1–4:30 p.m.

MAIL

Palamountain Hall 313
Skidmore College
815 North Broadway
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866

Contacts

Department Chair
Barbara Black
Professor of English
bblack@skidmore.edu

Associate Chair
Michael Marx
Associate Professor of English
mmarx@skidmore.edu

Administrative Assistant
Theresa Knickerbocker
tknicker@skidmore.edu