ENGL Course Preference Form AY 25-26

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3. Teaching load for AY 2027*
Please indicate your expected teaching load for the academic year. Example: F2/S2
4. Teaching load for AY 2028*
Please indicate your expected teaching load for the following academic year. Example: F2/S2
5. If either teaching load differs from the standard teaching load, please explain the reason for the change.*
For example, course releases, leave, administrative responsibilities, or other anticipated adjustments.
6. Preferred course sequence combinations*
Please list several combinations of course sequences that would work well for your teaching schedule. Examples: A + C, D + E, A + 3. Please include options that represent both two-day and three-day-per-week schedules, as faculty are expected to alternate between two-day and three-day teaching schedules.
7. Additional scheduling preferences or comments*
Please provide any additional information that would be helpful when developing your schedule.
8. Undergraduate Course Preferences | Please select at least six undergraduate courses that you would be willing to teach.*
- [WGSS] ENGL 3663 The African American Novel; Comparative, Diversity
- 20th-C critical theory course on embodiment (to fulfill grad T&M)
- AFCS
- AWD Social Science or Humanities
- CAMD
- CAMD/ENGL 5XXX
- DSG
- ENGL 1000 English at Northeastern (FND)
- ENGL 1120 Trouble in Utopia (EI, IC, WI)
- ENGL 1140 Grammar: The Architecture of English (TM~FQR)
- ENGL 1160 Introduction to Rhetoric (FND, TM~IC, SI)
- ENGL 1300 Introduction to Health and Humanities (IC)
- ENGL 1400 Introduction to Literary Studies (FND~WI)
- ENGL 1410 Introduction to Research on Writing (FND, TM~WI)
- ENGL 1450 Reading and Writing in the Digital Age (TM~AD, IC, WI)
- ENGL 1500 British Literature to 1800 (IC)
- ENGL 1502 American Literature to 1865 (Pre-1850~IC, SI)
- ENGL 1600 Introduction to Shakespeare (Pre-1850~IC, SI)
- ENGL 1700 Global Literatures 1 (FND~DD, IC)
- ENGL 1701 Global Literatures 2 (FND~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2296/AFCS 2296 Early African American Literature (Pre-1850, Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2270 Victorian Literature
- ENGL 2300 Culture, Technology and the Future of Health
- ENGL 2301/ARTE The Graphic Novel (Post-1850~EI, IC)
- ENGL 2330 The American Renaissance (Pre-1850~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2420 Contemporary Poetry (Post-1850)
- ENGL 2430 Contemporary Fiction (Post-1850)
- ENGL 2440 The Modern Bestseller (IC)
- ENGL 2450 Postcolonial Literature (Post-1850~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2451 Postcolonial Women Writers (Post-1850~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2455/AFCS 2455/WMNS 2455 American Women Writers (Post-1850, Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2460 Multiethnic Literatures of the US (Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2470 Asian-American Literature (Post-1850, Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2490 Native American Literature (Post-1850, Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 2510 Horror Fiction
- ENGL 2520 Science Fiction (TM~IC)
- ENGL 2570 Latinx Literature
- ENGL 2600 Irish Literary Culture (Abroad) (Post-1850, DOC~EX, IC)
- ENGL 2610 Contemporary Literature and Art in Israel (IC)
- ENGL 2620 What is Nature (TM, DOC~EX, IC)
- ENGL 2650 Science Writing: Origins, Ethics, and Emerging Genres (IC, SI)
- ENGL 2690 Boston in Literature (TM, EX~EX, IC)
- ENGL 2695 Travel and Place Based Writing (TM, Writing~EI, IC)
- ENGL 2700 Creative Writing (Writing~EI)
- ENGL 2710 Style and Editing (Writing~EI, WI)
- ENGL 2730 Digital Writing (Writing~EI, WI)
- ENGL 2740 Writing and Community Engagement (Writing, EX~EX, IC, WI)
- ENGL 2760 Writing in Global Contexts (Writing, Diversity~DD, IC, WI)
- ENGL 2770 Writing to Heal (Writing~EI, WI)
- ENGL 2780 Visual Writing (Writing~EI, IC, WI)
- ENGL 2830 Literary Theory
- ENGL 2850 Writing for Social Media: Theory and Practice (TM~EI, IC, WI)
- ENGL 2991 Research Practicum
- ENGL 2995 Practicum
- ENGL 3070 Literary Genres (TM)
- ENGL 3101 Early Literatures (Pre-1850~IC)
- ENGL 3120 17th and 18th Century Literatures (Pre-1850)
- ENGL 3160 Topics in 17th and 18th Centure British Literatures (Pre-1850)
- ENGL 3190 Topics in American Literature
- ENGL 3322 Topics in Rhetoric
- ENGL 3325 Rhetoric of Law (TM~IC)
- ENGL 3340 Technologies of Text (TM, EX~AD, EI, EX)
- ENGL 3360 Digital Humanities
- ENGL 3370 Writing Cultures (EX, IC, WI)
- ENGL 3374 Writing London (DD, EX, IC, WI)
- ENGL 3375 Writing Boston (Writing, EX~EI, EX, IC, WI)
- ENGL 3376 Creative Nonfiction (Writing~EI, WI)
- ENGL 3377 Poetry Workshop (Writing~EI)
- ENGL 3378 Fiction Workshop (Writing~EI)
- ENGL 3380 Writing Seminar (Writing~EI, WI)
- ENGL 3381 The Practice and Theory of Teaching Writing (TM, EX~EX, WI)
- ENGL 3382 Publishing in the 21st Century (EI, EX, WI)
- ENGL 3384 The Writer's Marketplace (Writing~EI WI)
- ENGL 3400 Opening the Archive (TM, EX~EX, IC, WI)
- ENGL 3404/AFCS 3404 African American Rhetorical Traditions (TMDiveristy~DD, IC)
- ENGL 3458 Language Matters
- ENGL 3460 The Archives of Public Health (EX, IC)
- ENGL 3487 Film and Text (Abroad) (TM, DOC~EX, IC)
- ENGL 3619 Emerson and Thoreau (Pre-1850)
- ENGL 3664 Black Poetry and the Spoken Word
- ENGL 3678/JWSS 3678 Bedrooms and Battlefields: Hebrew Bible and the Origins of Sex, Gender, and Ethnicity (Pre-1850, Diveristy~IC)
- ENGL 3685/JWSS 3685 Modern and Contemporary Jewish Literature (Post-1850, Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 3700 Narrative Medicine (TM~IC)
- ENGL 3710 Major Seminar (Major Seminar)
- ENGL 3730 20th and 21st Century Major Figure (Post-1850)
- ENGL 3900/AFCS 3900/WMNS 3900 Gender and Black World Literatures (Diversity~DD, IC)
- ENGL 3973 Topics in Medieval and Early Modern Literatures
- ENGL 3983 20th- and 21st-Century Literatures
- ENGL 4010 Topics in Shakespeare
- ENGL 4100 Topics in Literary Criticism (TM)
- ENGL 4410 Research in Rhetoric and Writing (IC/WI)
- ENGL 4710 Capstone (Capstone)
- ENGL 4973 Topics in Shakespeare
- ENGL 4983 Topics in 19th Century Literature
8. Other:
9. Graduate Course Preferences | Please select at least two graduate courses that you would be willing to teach.*
- Select All
- ENGL 5103 Proseminar
- ENGW 3311 Advanced Writing for Prelaw (AWD)
- ENGW 3304 Advanced Writing for Business Administration Professions
- ENGL 6301 Fiction Workshop
- ENGL 6302 Poetry Workshop
- ENGL 6303 Creative Nonfiction Workshop
- ENGL 7211 Topics in American Literature
- ENGL 7215 Topics in 20th-21st Century Lit
- ENGL 7266 Victorian Literature
- ENGL 7281 Topics in Medieval Literature
- ENGL 7282 Topics in Renaissance Literature
- ENGL 7286 Topics in 19th Century Literature
- ENGL 7351 Topics in Literary Study
- ENGL 7342 Topics in Criticism and Theory
- ENGL 7352 Topics in Genre
- ENGL 7358 Topics in Cultural and Interdisciplinary Studies
- ENGL 7360 Topics in Rhetoric
- ENGL 7370 Introduction to Digital Humanities
- ENGL 7380 Topics in Digital Humanities
- ENGL 7392 Writing and the Teaching of Writing
- ENGL 7395 Topics in Writing
10. Which required courses for the English major are you willing to teach?* Select all that apply.*
- Introductory (1160, 1400, 1410, 1700, 1701)
- Major Seminar
- Capstone
10. Other:
11. Please describe your course preferences and priorities. Of the courses you selected above, please indicate which courses you would most like to teach and, if applicable, your preferred order of priority. You can add any new courses or courses not mentioned in the list above. Please also distinguish between required courses you are willing to teach and more specialized courses you are particularly interested in offering.*
12. Is there anything else we should consider when planning your course assignments?*