
Meg Roland Presents at Medieval Studies Conference
Dr. Meg Roland, chair of the English literature & writing department, will discuss blogging about medieval topics at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2013.

Minimum of 180 total quarter credits
Minimum of 60 upper-division credits
Minimum of 45 credits from Marylhurst
60 credits required for major
Required Core Courses (21 crs.)
Introduction to Literature and Writing
Introduction to Literary Genres
Literary and Critical Theory
One world or ethnic literature course
Two survey of literature courses
Senior Thesis
Concentration Coursework (39 crs.)
Required concentration courses - 18 crs.
Introduction to Film
Text:Image
The Graphic Novel
One Writing Seminar I seminar
One studio art course (drawing, photography, design, painting)
Special Topics in Digital Humanities
Shakespeare or one period study course - 3 crs.
Choose from:
Shakespeare
Medieval Literature and Culture
Early Modern Literature and Culture
Eighteenth-Century Literature and Culture
Literature and Culture of the Romantic Period
Nineteenth-Century Literature and Culture
Modernist Literature and Culture
Postmodern Literature and Culture
Chose two of the following: - 6 crs.
One studio art course
Medieval Literature and Culture
Modernist Literature and Culture
Postmodern Literature and Culture
Literature & Maps
Digital Storytelling
Book Arts and Print Publication
Comic Arts Studio
Online Publication: M Review
One Writing Seminar I or II course
Senior Creative Writing Seminar
Electives in English literature and writing - 12 crs.
Please see the current Marylhurst University catalog for complete information.

Dr. Meg Roland, chair of the English literature & writing department, will discuss blogging about medieval topics at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2013.
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