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ENG 299 Senior Workshop (3 hours)

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English (B.A.)

A senior-level research and writing seminar. In this course students produce a research paper of approximately 20 pages or an original work (e.g., a short story) supplemented with a 10-page essay that explains their work critically. At the end of the term, students make panel presentations about their work to the entire department, and each paper is read by two faculty chosen by each student.

Prerequisite(s): Senior standing.

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