Minor in English
Overview
A minor in English develops mastery of reading, writing, and thinking – skills that translate to diverse fields of employment. A strong background in English equips individuals for jobs that involve creating content, investigating new information, empathizing with others, solving problems, and communicating ideas.
Why English at ACU?
ACU teaches from a Biblical Worldview. It is with this worldview that we read, think, and write to the best of our capabilities and for God’s glory. Language has been given to humans to help us understand ourselves, the surrounding world, and our Creator. The ACU English program will study and produce language in ways that will illuminate our relationships with God and with each other.
What will I study?
As students progress through the English minor, they will learn to:
- Analyze a variety of written texts and understand a variety of rhetorical strategies.
- Communicate ideas clearly in written and spoken form, as well as in other modes of production.
- Engage with competing ideas and exhibit careful discernment in forming arguments.
- Collaborate with others effectively to employ unique strategies and accomplish creative goals.
- Apply truthful, ethical, and value-based procedures when engaging in practical tasks.
- Demonstrate their faith in academic, social, and professional situations.
Shelly Roden School of Education
Arizona Christian University
1 W. Firestorm Way
Glendale, AZ 85306
Phone:
(602) 489-5300
Email:
[email protected]
Standalone Minor Courses
In order for a student to complete the minor, they must complete 18 credit hours.
Course | Course Name | Credits |
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ENG 201 | Introduction to Literature | 3 |
Choose One | ENG 321 English Literature I or ENG 322 English Literature II | 3 |
Choose One | ENG 343 American Literature I or ENG 344 American Literature II | 3 |
ENG ___ | Upper division elective (300 or above) | 3 |
ENG ___ | Upper division elective (300 or above) | 3 |
ENG ___ | Upper division elective (300 or above) | 3 |