John D. Schwetman

Fall 2009 Courses

English 3906—Methods of Literary Study
English 1101—Literature Appreciation
English 1001—Great American Authors
CLA 1001, Section 10—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Previous Courses

Spring 2009

Interdisciplinary Studies 8501—Ethics and Literature

English 5577—Major American Authors: Wharton and Faulkner

Fall 2008

English 1101—Literature Appreciation

English 1001—Great American Authors

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2008

English 5582—American Novel II

English 5575—American Literature since 1914

English 1001—Great American Authors

Fall 2007

English 3563—American Literature I

English 1582—Introduction to World Literature

English 1001—Great American Authors

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2007

English 3564—American Literature II

English 1582—Introduction to World Literature

English 1001—Great American Authors

Fall 2006

English 3564—American Literature II

English 3563—American Literature I

English 1001—Great American Authors

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2006

English 5575—American Literature since 1914

English 3564—American Literature II

English 1001—Great American Authors

Fall 2005

English 3563—American Literature I, Origins up to the Civil War

English 1001—Great American Authors

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2005

English 3564—American Literature II, The Civil War up to the Present Day

English 1001—Great American Authors

Fall 2004

English 3564—American Literature II, The Civil War up to the Present Day

English 1001—Great American Authors

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2004

English 5575—American Literature since 1914

English 1101—Literature Appreciation

Fall 2003

English 3564—American Literature II, The Civil War up to the Present Day

English 3563—American Literature I, Origins up to the Civil War

English 2571—Contemporary Literature

CLA 1001—Learning Community Integrative Seminar

Spring 2003

English 3564—American Literature II, The Civil War up to the Present Day

English 1101—Literature Appreciation

Interdisciplinary Studies 8501—Ethics and the Human Condition

Fall 2002

English 3564—American Literature II, The Civil War up to the Present Day

English 1907—Introduction to Literature

Composition 3160—Advanced Writing for Students in the Social Sciences

Spring 2002

English 3563—American Literature I, Origins up to the Civil War

English 1907—Introduction to Literature

Fall 2001

English 3563, Section One—American Literature I, Origins up to the Civil War

English 3563, Section Two—American Literature I, Origins up to the Civil War

English 1001—Great American Authors

Spring 2001

English 5595—Modernism and Postmodernism

English 1575—20th-Century Literature

English 1001—Great American Authors

Fall 2000

Fall 2000—American Literature I—Origins up to the Civil War

Fall 2000—English 1907—Introduction to English

Spring 2000

Winter 2000—English 1001—Great American Authors

Winter 2000—Composition 3110—Advanced Writing for Students in the Arts and Letters

Spring 2000—Composition 3160—Advanced Writing for Students in the Social Sciences

Fall 1999

American Literature I--Origins up to the Civil War

English 1907--Introduction to English

Composition 3110--Advanced Writing for Arts and Letters

Composition 3160--Advanced Writing for Social Sciences

In Addition

I am currently the Director of the Master of Liberal Studies Program.

UC, Irvine Courses

Spring 1999: Writing in the Age of Information
Fall 1998: Intensive Writing
Fall 1996: Poetic Imagination
Summer 1998: Advanced Expository Writing
Spring 1997: Realism and Romance in the English Novel

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Last Update: 23 September 2009