Concentration Information
• Pre-concentrator FAQs
• The English Concentration
• Guide for Concentrators
• Talk to an Adviser
Secondary Field in English NEW!
• The Secondary Field in English
• Secondary Field FAQ
• Sample Secondary Clusters
Quick Reference
• Concentration Calendar (2008-2009)
• Creative Writing Information
• Sophomore Tutorial Descriptions
• Pre-1800 Courses
• Study Abroad
• TF Office Assignments
Special Events
• Writers in the Parlor
• Readings in the Parlor
• Tea Stops
Advising Worksheets and Forms (pdf)
• Elective Program & Honors Program
• Joint Concentrators
• Creative Writing course application
• Creative Writing thesis proposal form
• Critical Thesis proposal form
• Critical Thesis prospectus form
• Eng 91r (Supervised Reading/Research) application
• Junior honors program application
• Non-thesis Honors declaration form
Research and Writing Resources
• Junior Tutorial and Senior Thesis Library Guide
• MLA Citation Format
• Tips for Writing the Senior Thesis
• Sample Junior Essay title page (pdf)
• Sample Senior Thesis title page (pdf)
• Other links related to literary study and research
Other Information and Resources
• Undergraduate Newsletters
• Medieval Literature
• English Department Prizes
• Junior Tutorial Prizes
• University Fellowships and Grants
• Letters of Recommendation
• Where are they now?
career paths of former concentrators
Top of Undergraduate Program page
This page provides English concentrators and those interested in the concentration information on all aspects of the Undergraduate Program, including:
- the Guide for Concentrators
- the 2008-2009 concentration calendar
- advising worksheets and forms
- listings of special events
- TF office and contact information
- information on study abroad programs
The Guide for Concentrators is now online. It provides an overview of all aspects of the concentration, such as requirements and options in the Elective and Honors Programs, including information on creative writing, the senior thesis, and joint concentrations.
All concentrators are responsible for knowing the dates, policies, and requirements in the Guide and are encouraged to refer to it as a first resource when they have specific questions about the concentration.
If you are not currently an English concentrator but would like to receive announcements of upcoming events, please subscribe to the undergraduate events e-mail list.
Note: Some of the links on this page are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format; these links will be indicated by (pdf). If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer, you can download it for free.
