The English Department offers students an array of degree programs, exciting courses, and opportunities for faculty/student interaction. Guided by the conviction that language and literature shape lives and cultures, department faculty offer both traditional and contemporary courses. Students can study anything from Shakespeare to Multicultural California Literature,
from courses in Milton to courses in Gender and Sexuality,
Early American Captivity Narratives, Horror in Literature and Culture, Film,
Screenwriting, Pulp Detective Fiction, or Children's Literature.
You'll leave CSU Stanislaus grounded in both the classical and the contemporary,
and you'll be well-prepared to move towards graduate school or a career having
fortified your analytical and communicative skills and imaginative powers.
English Majors can earn a degree in Literature, TESOL, or Teacher Education.
We enjoy a low faculty to student ratio, allowing us to be available to students and
innovative in our delivery of courses. Feel free to contact any of the faculty with
questions or for more information about a degree in English from CSU Stanislaus.
Updates/Events
Spring 2014 Semester:
January 27 - May 16
Faculty Spring 2014 Schedule and Office Hours
Spring Census Date: February 21
Calls for Submissions
Submit poetry, fiction, or artwork
to Penumbra
Submit non-fiction and critical
essays to the San Joaquin
Valley Journal
Student Appreciation Event:
Fall 2014 Picnic/Potluck: TBD
CAHSS Commencement
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Undergraduates: 9:30 a.m.
Masters: 6:00 p.m.
CSUS Amphitheatre
MA Literature Comp/Exam:
Spring 2014:
Friday, May 2nd, 9:00A - 3:30P
Bizzini Hall, Room #208
Dr. Tony Perrello, Director of Graduate Program tperrello@csustan.edu
