Spring 2026 classes offered in English as of Monday, 10/20/2025 at 07:00 AM schedSpringENGL report generated: 20-OCT-25
Class	Sect	CN#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Rsrvd*	Avail*	Wait Cap*	Wait Tot*	Sust*	Perm Text Status	Bookstore Text Info
ENGL 102 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric A	1	23643	3				MWF	13:00-13:50	FH_178	Head,TM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 102 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric A	2	23644	3				MWF	14:00-14:50	FH_234	Head,TM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	1	21481	3				MWF	09:00-09:50	FH_234	Olsen,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	2	21482	3				MWF	10:00-10:50	FH_178	Ben-Zvi,SD	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	3	21483	3				MWF	11:00-11:50	FH_178	Ben-Zvi,SD	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	4	21484	3				MWF	12:00-12:50	FH_203	Ben-Zvi,SD	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	5	21485	3				MWF	12:00-12:50	FH_178	Head,TM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	6	21486	3				MWF	15:00-15:50	FH_234	Head,TM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	7	21487	3				MWF	10:00-10:50	FH_234	Olsen,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	8	21488	3				MWF	11:00-11:50	FH_234	Olsen,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	9	21489	3				MWF	12:00-12:50	FH_234	Olsen,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	10	21490	3				MWF	13:00-13:50	FH_234	Olsen,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	11	21491	3				MWF	14:00-14:50	FH_178	Ben-Zvi,SD	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	12	21492	3				MWF	09:00-09:50	FH_203	Sullivan,EM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	13	21493	3				MWF	11:00-11:50	FH_203	Sullivan,EM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	14	21494	3				MWF	13:00-13:50	FH_203	Sullivan,EM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	16	21496	3				TR	11:00-12:20	FH_203	Amann,NC	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	17	21497	3				MWF	14:00-14:50	FH_204	Brown,JM	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 103 Stretch Comp and Rhetoric B	18	21498	3				MWF	13:00-13:50	FH_108	Ben-Zvi,SD	21	0		21	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	1	23651	3				TR	09:00-10:20	TA_110	Marsden,KL	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	2	23652	3				TR	09:00-10:20	FH_234	Sullivan,EM	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	3	23653	3				TR	11:00-12:20	FH_234	Sullivan,EM	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	4	23654	3				MWF	14:00-14:50	FH_108	Heaney,JM	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	5	23655	3					-	ONL	Head,TM	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	6	23656	3				TR	13:00-14:20	FH_234	Marsden,KL	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 104 Comp and Rhetoric	7	23657	3				TR	11:00-12:20	FH_236	Marsden,KL	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 107 Critical Writing	1	21172	3				MWF	13:00-13:50	FH_235	Lavrador,ER	25	0		25	99	0	SF		Texts
ENGL 110 Academic Literacies Seminar	1	23635	2				F	11:00-12:50	FH_202	Lavrador,ER	20	0		20	99	0		FREE	Texts
ENGL 211 Intro Creative Writing	1	21169	4				MW	09:00-10:50	FH_181	McKnight,HE	20	0		20	99	0			Texts
ENGL 218 Conceptualizing English	1	21395	4				TR	13:00-14:50	FH_236	Giannini,NR	30	0		30	99	0			Texts
ENGL 220 Representation: Lit & Identity	1	21170	4				MW	13:00-14:50	ARTA_027	Giannini,NR	30	0		30	99	0			Texts
ENGL 232 U.S. Lit and Social Change	1	21396	4				TR	11:00-12:50	SH_128	Accomando,C	30	0		30	99	0			Texts
ENGL 304W Writing in the Public Sphere	1	23614	3					-	ONL	Amann,NC	25	0		25	99	0		FREE	Texts
ENGL 305 Postcolonial Lit/Decolonizing	1	23615	3	below			MW	11:00-12:20	FH_204	Brown,JM	40	0		40	99	0			Texts
ENGL 307 Arts-Based Programs in Health	1	23612	3					-	ONL	Adsit,J	20	0		20	99	0		FREE	Texts
ENGL 311 Writing for Env Justice	1	21553	4				MW	15:00-16:50	FH_203	Brown,JM	25	0		25	99	0	SR		Texts
ENGL 314 Creative Writing: Nonfiction	1	21175	4				TR	09:00-10:50	FH_181	McKnight,HE	20	0		20	99	0			Texts
ENGL 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives	1	21171	4	below			MW	15:00-16:50	FH_108	Accomando,C	12	0		12	99	0			Texts
ENGL 342 Approaches to Shakespeare	1	21173	4	below			MW	09:00-10:50	FH_236	Giannini,NR	30	0		30	99	0			Texts
ENGL 344 Young Adult Literature	1	21174	4				TR	09:00-10:50	FH_179	Hobbel,NG	30	0		30	99	0			Texts
ENGL 394 Oregon Shakespeare Festival	1	21554	1					-	OC	Giannini,NR	20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ENGL 406W Theories of Writing	1	21468	4				TR	13:00-14:50	FH_177	Hobbel,NG	25	0		25	99	0			Texts
ENGL 461 Prof Concerns Writing/Editing	1	21176	4				MW	13:00-14:50	SH_118	Hernandez,MA Godlin,SE	20	0		20	99	0			Texts
ENGL 465B Multicultural Issues in Lit	1	23512	4	below			TR	15:00-16:50	FH_179	Accomando,C	12	0		12	99	0			Texts
ENGL 536 Problems in Form, Genre, Media	1	23667	4	below			T	17:00-20:50	FH_108	Byrd,RM	15	0		15	99	0			Texts
ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community	1	23613	2	below			M	17:00-18:50	ONL	Adsit,J	20	0		20	99	0			Texts
ENGL 581 Becoming a College Instructor	1	21003	3				T	15:00-16:50	FH_181	Marsden,KL	5	0		5	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Marsden,KL					99	0			Texts
ENGL 614 Teaching ESL Reading & Writing	1	23514	4				R	17:00-20:50	FH_181	Cerbino,DA	15	0		15	99	0			Texts

* Notes: IA=Instructor approval required, DA=Department approval required
* Rsrvd: indicates the number of seats reserved during registration for various reasons (i.e., freshmen registration in the Fall, PBLCs, or major restrictions). Unused seats are released prior to the beginning of the semester.
* Avail: indicates the total number of seats open to all students. This number may be reduced by enrollments in other cross-listed class sections.
* Wait Cap: indicates the number of waitlist seats available for the class
* Wait Tot: indicates the number of students currently waitlisted for the class (allows departments to determine class demand and may result in opening of class additional sections)
* Sust: classes designated as Sustainability Focused (SF) or Sustainability Related (SR)
* Permanent Text Status: If the particular course is indicated as NONE, there are no required texts. If indicated as FREE, text materials are offered free to students.
* Bookstore Text Info: Link to Bookstore text details for all courses that potentially have required texts.

Generally, students must register in one section from each component type shown for a particular class. For example, BIOL 104 has two lecture sections and several lab sections. Students who register for one of the lecture sections must also register for one of the labs associated with that lecture. Association numbers and section numbers are shown in parenthesis when multiple values exist.

Class notes schedSpringENGL report generated: 20-OCT-25
Class	CN	Class Notes
ENGL 305 Postcolonial Lit/Decolonizing	23615	This class will examine how contemporary Caribbean and British-born Caribbean writers grapple with the idea of "homeland" in a colonized (or formerly colonized) space.
ENGL 336 Multicultural Queer Narratives	21171	Special Topic Description: Analyze coming-of-age memoir, biomythography, poetry, fiction, and film subverting conventions of sexuality, gender, ethnicity, and narrative. Audre Lorde, Chen Chen, Carla Trujillo, Lamya H, George Johnson, Waawaate Fobister, and more.
ENGL 342 Approaches to Shakespeare	21173	Special Topic Description: This class will explore current approaches to teaching, performing, and adapting Shakespeare as well as scholarly work on Shakespeare and colonialism; race and religion; and early modern trans-studies.
ENGL 465B Multicultural Issues in Lit	23512	Special Topic Description: Poetry, memoir and fiction by first- and second-generation migrants, refugees, exiles, captives, and others who leave home, by choice or by force. Consider borders, boarding schools, removal, incarceration, middle passage.
ENGL 536 Problems in Form, Genre, Media	23667	Special Topic Description: The life and work of Afro-futurist Octavia Butler alongside contemporary texts inspired by her oeuvre from visual art to scholarship on environmental justice and adrienne maree brown¿s emergent strategy.
ENGL 580 Facilitated Writing Community	23613	Special Topic Description: Use guided writing exercises to draft your master's project, thesis, or written graduate-level exams. Opportunities for informal and supportive peer feedback. Open to any grad student in any program.