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EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: EN490 Capstone Seminar: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2009-2010)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------


EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: EN490 Capstone Seminar: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2008-2009)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------


EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2007-2008)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------


EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------


EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2005-2006)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------


EN490 - Capstone Seminar

Course Description: The seminar will focus on a general topic in English studies on the model of an academic conference. Students will develop 20-minute conference papers in the first portion of the course and deliver them before the class and an invited audience in a series of seminar meetings late in the semester. Attention will be paid to both the research and the rhetorical demands of this task and to the relationship between each individual contribution and the wider topic. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2004-2005)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
N/ANot being offered----------

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Notes:

  • Spring 2010 COURSE SCHEDULE for PDCC, Metro and Online (printable PDF)
  • Summer 2010 COURSE SCHEDULE for PDCC, Metro and Online (printable PDF) Please use the class schedule at http://www.park.edu/course for the most recent class listing.
  • This class data was last updated on 11/21/2009 8:22:05 AM. Please check with your Campus Center for the most current updates.
  • Building abbreviations for Parkville Classrooms
    • AL = Alumni Hall
    • CERLAB = Ceramics Lab
    • CH = Chapel
    • CO = Copley
    • CQ = Copley Quad
    • HERR = Herr House
    • MA = Mabee Underground
    • MC = Mackay
    • SC = Science Hall
    • WOOD = Woodard Conference Center
  • The course listing is subject to change.
  • Status lists if the class is canceled or the number of people enrolled / maximum number of people / wait list for the class
  • If nothing appears, there is no class meeting the current qualifications (Ex. No Chemistry Classes being offered During Spring 1 at the Kansas City Accelerated Campus)
  • The following are abbreviations:
    • # - Permission of the Instructor Required
    • $ - Additional Course Fee
    • + - Pre-Requisite
    • GE - General Education
    • LL - Liberal Learning
    • MGE - Multi-Cultural General Education
    • MLL - Multi-Cultural Liberal Learning
  • HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only.

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