A collegial intellectual environment. Our graduate students work closely with faculty, with each other and with undergraduates to learn interactively and collaboratively in preparation for the literary life.
Thorough professional preparation. Whether planning to go on to PhD work or to enter the non-academic workforce, our graduate students receive support and guidance toward their professional and personal goals.Supportive faculty. Our faculty members are all publishing scholars who value their roles as teachers and mentors.
Evening classes. Many of our graduate courses are offered in the evening to accommodate working students.Opportunities for teacher-training. Graduate students are provided with many opportunities to hone their teaching skills through tutoring and teaching undergraduates in a variety of settings.
Introduction to Graduate Studies
African American Satire
Whitman and Dickinson
Studies in Swift and Haywood
Twentieth-Century British Novel
Shakespeare
Post-Katrina Fiction
Advanced Creative Writing (Fiction)
Reflections of the Great Depression
Introduction to Old English
Tonja Battle, Office Manager
Department of English, Station 6420
University of Montevallo
Montevallo, AL35115
BattleTL@montevallo.edu
(205) 665-6420
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