Literature Minor – Academics

Literature Minor

You don’t have to be an English major to focus on literature as a minor. This program allows students with a deep interest in literary exploration and criticism to indulge their passion through the study of writing across history, cultures and genres.

Highlights of the program

Example Courses

Meet your professors

credits required for the Literature minor

of master's degree can be completed as an undergrad at WOU

of students who apply to WOU are selected for admission

student clubs and organizations are waiting to welcome you in

Highlights of the program

Learn how literature relates to culture, society, individuals and your own community
Explore new genres and literary movements to gain appreciation and expand your world view
Get the skills you need to write well-founded communications that will be necessary on the job

Example Courses

Faculty

HENRY HUGHES

Professor, Literature and Writing, English Studies Department
hughesh@wou.edu

GAVIN KEULKS

Director, Honors Program
keulksg@wou.edu

M E LANGE

Professor, Literature & Humanities, English Studies Department
langem@wou.edu

DAMIAN KOSHNICK

NTT Visiting Assistant Professor, Writing, English Studies Department
koshnickd@wou.edu

RYAN TOPPER

Associate Professor, English Studies Department
topperr@wou.edu

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QUESTIONS - Literature Minor

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Phone: 503-838-8325
Fax: 503-838-8056

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Location: BELL 309

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Literature Minor

credits required for the Literature minor

of master's degree can be completed as an undergrad at WOU

of students who apply to WOU are selected for admission

student clubs and organizations are waiting to welcome you in

Highlights of the program

Example Courses

Faculty

HENRY HUGHES

GAVIN KEULKS

M E LANGE

DAMIAN KOSHNICK

RYAN TOPPER

QUESTIONS - Literature Minor

Contact Us

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