Information for Undergraduates
Welcome to the undergraduate section of the new Department of English website. We hope that you will find a lot of useful information here. Parts of the site are still under construction so please be patient and check back frequently for new content. If there are any topics that we have not covered that you think would be useful to undergraduate students please let us know.
Majoring in English: The Basics
Get to know the basics of major requirements and a few things to keep in mind when registering for classes. Don’t forget to declare your major as soon as you can!
Why English?
Major Requirements
Declaring
Registration Tips
GraduationGeneral Information
Here you will find specific course descriptions by term, information about resources around campus and answers to some common questions.
Courses
Resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Information for Transfer Students-
Opportunities Beyond the Classroom
The college experience, and future career prospects, can be greatly enhanced by taking advantage opportunities beyond academic requirements. Consider joining a student organization or volunteering.
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English Beyond the Major
You don’t need to major in English to take advantage of courses and program in the English Department. Enhance your writing skills in ENGLISH 201 or learn to teach English as a second language.
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Life After College
It’s true, someday you will probably have to go out and get a j-o-b. Preparing for the job market or grad school now can really help in the long run.
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Enrichment
Thinking about going to graduate school? Have an interest in a topic that isn’t covered by a regular English course? There are ways to enhance and tailor your education to your specific interests.
Announcements
Approaching deadlines...
Make sure you are aware of the deadlines for dropping and adding classes etc. The Registrar’s Office has enrollment deadlines online.
Upcoming Events...
Public Service Fair
* Jan. 28, 2010
*11 a.m.-2 p.m.
* Great Hall, Memorial Union
*The Public Service Fair is an annual event sponsored by the Morgridge Center for Public Service that brings representatives from nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies to showcase their job opportunities, internships and current volunteer opportunities. Local, state, and federal organizations and schools will be on hand to discuss ways in which you can get volunteer experience or start your career in the nonprofit or governmental sector.
* Contact263-2432, info@morgridge.wisc.edu
Department of English
7195 Helen C. White
600 N. Park St.
Madison, WI 53706
608-263-3761
800-123-4567
fax: 608-263-3709