Dr. Rearick's Most Current Syllabi:

The following links are for syllabi of either on-going or the most recent version of the listed class.

Literature, Writing, Journalism

 and Honors

Students of current classes feel free to consult for assignments and schedules.

Students examining syllabi from recent but not current classes should be aware that texts and class formats change. If you have questions contact Dr. Rearick at his e-mail address:

anderson.rearick@mvnu.edu

Finally, several classes taught by Dr. Rearick are included below have no link because they were featured before this site was created and there are no future plans to teach such courses.  

Literature

1. Introduction to Literature (Great Ideas)
• Summer E-Term 2009
• Jan 2009  Word Version  Sec. 1
• Summer E-Term 2008
  • Summer AGS Term 2008
• Spring 2008  both Sections 1 & 2
• Jan 2008
• Fall 2007
• Summer E-Term 2007
• Spring 2007 both Sections 1 & 2
• Jan. 2007
• Fall 2006
• Summer E-Term 2006
• Spring 2006 both Sections 1 & 2
• Jan 2006
• Fall 2005
• Jan. 2005
• Summer E-Term 2004
• Spring 2004
• Spring 2003
• Jan. 2003
• Summer 2001
• Fall 2000

2. Introduction to Literature (Lit of the Fantastic)

• Fall 1997

3. World Lit I (ENG 3103) The Beginnings of Global Literacy to the Renaissance

• Fall 2009 (Tues-Thurs)
• Summer E-Term 2009 (Pilot)
• Fall 2008 (Tues-Thurs)
• Fall 2007 (Tues -Thurs)
• Fall 2006 (Tues -Thurs)
• Fall 2005 (Tues -Thurs)
• Fall 2004  (Tues -Thurs)

4. World Lit II Global Literacy of the Neoclassical to the Twenty-first Century

• Spring 2009 (Tues - Thurs)

• Sprint 2008  (Tues - Thurs)

• Spring 2007 (Tues - Thurs)

• Spring 2006 (Tues - Thurs)

• Spring 2005 (Tues - Thurs)

5. The Novel 

• Spring 2000

• Spring '99

• Directed Study

7. English Literature 1
   • Fall 2003

8. Contemporary Literature
   • Spring 1998

    

9. Selected Topics
10. Literature of the Fantastic, Fantasy and Science Fiction Fall 2004
11. Literature of the Sea: The Changing Face of Poseidon - Jan. 2001
12. Dickens - Spring 1996
13. Science Fiction and Fantasy - Spring 1998
14. Medieval Literature - Future?

Writing

1. Expository Writing ENG 1043

• Fall 2009

  • Sec 8 (Mon. Wed. and Fri)

  • Sec. 10 (Tues.-Thurs.)

• Fall 2002 (Mon, Wed, and Fri)

• Fall 2000 (Tues -Thur)

2. Research Writing ENG 1053 

• Spring 2009

  • Sec. 4 MWF

  • Sec. 6 MWF

• Fall 2008

  • Sec. 2 - MWF

  • Sec. 3 - MWF

• Spring 2008

  • Sec. 10 MWF

• Fall 2007

  • Sec. 3 MWF

• Spring 2007

  • Sec. 9 Tue-Thur

• Fall 2006

  • Sec 4

• Spring 2006

  • Sec. 9

• Fall 2005

  • Sec. 4

• Spring 2005

  • Sec. 4 (Mon. Wed. Fri.) 9:10 - 10:10

  • Sec. 9 (Tues./Thurs.) 11:30 - 1:00

• Fall 2004

• Spring 2004

• Fall 2003

• Spring 2003

3. Creative Writing ENG 3023

• Spring 2009

• Spring 2004 

• Spring 2003

• Special Topics in Creative Writing CRW3089

  • Fall 2009 Science Fiction and Fantasy

   

• Advanced Composition ENG3093 

• Fall 2004

• Spring 2004

• Fall 2002

Journalism

1. Basic Media Writing
2. Editing                                                     All of these journalism classes are being taught 
3. Layout and Design                                   at this time by Prof. Yvonne Schultz
4. Literary Magazine--Windows Within 2000
5. Lakehom Viewer // Cyber Lakeholm

Honors

1. Tolkien and The Two Towers
2. Tolkien and The Return of the King

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