English University of Oregon http://uoregon.edu/~engl/
Lane counselor: Anthony Hampton hamptona@lanecc.edu 463-5275 Office: Center Bldg. Rm. 406
Lane advisor: Cindy Lott lottc@lanecc.edu 463-5232 Office: Center Bldg. Rm. 454
Bachelor of Arts degree only: Requires two years of foreign language
UO Title UO Lane equivalency Title
Intro. to English Major ENG 220, 221, 222 (See note 2) Select one course: Shakespeare ENG 207, 208 Select two additional courses: World Literature ENG 107, 108, 109 Topics in Ethnic American Literature: ENG 245 Topics vary from term to term Shakespeare ENG 207, 208 Introduction to Folklore ENG 250 Survey of American Literature ENG 215, 216 Additional elective courses at UO: ENG 110 Introduction to Film and Media ENG 200 Public Speaking as a Liberal Art ENG 225 The Age of King Arthur ENG 230 Introduction to Environmental Literature ENG 241 Introduction to African American Literature ENG 242 Introduction to Asian American Literature ENG 243 Introduction to Chicano/Latino Literature ENG 244 Introduction to Native American Literature ENG 246 Topics in Global Literature in English ENG 260 Media Aesthetics ENG 265, 266, 267 History of the Motion Picture ENG 280 Introduction to Comics Studies |
Must take all four courses (See note 2)
Plus: Select one course:
Plus: Select two additional courses:
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NOTES:
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All major coursework must be passed with a mid-C or better.
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Lane transfer students should complete both sequences –all four courses (ENG 204 & 205 and ENG 253 & 254)) to meet UO Intro to English Major sequence (ENG 220, 221 & 222). Usually, no substitution is allowed for any part or parts of the Introduction sequence, and the four-course equivalency must be completed at the time of admission to the University. No part of this requirement or its equivalency may be satisfied by course credits received by exam (CLEP credits and/or similar college-level examinations for credit).
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Effective fall, 2002, students admitted to the University under the direct transfer plan are not able to count more than one major course in the general education group requirements. For English majors, this means only one course with an ENG prefix may be used to fulfill their Arts & Letters group requirement.