Department of English

Courses in the Department of English seek to acquaint the student with historical and current developments in language and literature, to foster a sense of literary values, and to develop the student’s competence as a writer. The English Department courses are numbered to indicate approximate level of difficulty and subject area. The department encourages most students to begin their work in the department in Level I courses. The type of writing and reading assignments that will be emphasized are indicated in the individual course descriptions. Students enrolling in Level III courses (those numbered 300 and above) must first have completed a “gateway” of three courses: ENG-114, ENG-115 or ENG-116, and ENG-121 or ENG-122.

Majors in English are encouraged to study abroad, and the department allows appropriate coursework from approved international programs to apply toward the major.

 

Contact Information

Jenny Tollefson
Phone: 507-933-7391
Hours: 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Location: Confer-Vickner

Questions? E-mail english@gustavus.edu

 

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Faculty
Name Phone      
Florence Amamoto Associate Professor507-933-7399profile schedule
Elizabeth Baer Professor (Chair)507-933-7324profilewebschedule
Philip Bryant '73 Professor507-933-7393profileweb
Sean Cobb Assistant Professor Film Studies507-933-6085profilewebschedule
Deborah Downs-Miers Associate Professor507-933-7397profilewebschedule
Eric Eliason Professor507-933-7396profile schedule
Rebecca Fremo Associate Professor/Writing Center Director507-933-7392profilewebschedule
Robert Kendrick Visiting Assistant Professorprofile schedule
Baker Lawley Assistant Professor507-933-7402profile schedule
Sun Hee Lee Assistant Professor507-933-7394profile schedule
So Young Park Assistant Professor507-933-7398profile schedule
Donald Scheese Professor507-933-6087profile schedule
Joyce Sutphen Professor507-933-6083profileweb
Jenny Tollefson Administrative Assistant507-933-7391profile 
Katy Young '83 Visiting Instructor507-933-7395profile 
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