Spring 2013

• Classical Traditions (LIT/CMP/CLS 230)
• Literary Theory (LIT 497/CMP 497/ENGL 505)
• Seminar in Research and Theory:  The Divine Comedy (LIT 499)

Fall 2012

• First Seminar:  Reading Bleak House (FSP 101)
• Shakespeare’s Sources and Contexts (LIT 321)
• Middle English Literature (LIT 354)

Spring 2012

• Bible as Literature (LIT 340)
• Literary Theory (LIT 497/CMP 497/HON 370/ENGL 505)

Fall 2011

• Introduction to the English Language (LNG 201)
• Classical Traditions (LIT/CMP/CLS 230)
• Seminar in Research and Theory:  The Divine Comedy (LIT 499)

Summer 2011

• Studies in Literature:  Narrative in the Bible (ENGL 670)

Spring 2011

on sabbatical

Fall 2010

• Middle English Literature (LIT 354)
• Chaucer (ENGL 610)

Summer 2010

• An Odyssey in Greece (HON 351)
• Introduction to Greek Mythology (CLS 250)

Spring 2010

• Bible as Literature (LIT 340)
• Late Medieval Writers (LIT 343/CMP 343)

Fall 2009

• Introduction to Greek Mythology (CLS 250)
• Shakespeare (ENGL 612)

Summer 2009

• An Odyssey in Greece (HON 351)

Spring 2009

• Shakespeare’s Sources and Contexts (LIT 321)
• Seminar in Research and Theory:  The Canterbury Tales (LIT 499)

Fall 2008

• First Seminar: What Makes Great Lit Great? (FSP 101)
• Introduction to the English Language (LNG 201)

Summer 2008

• An Odyssey in Greece (HON 351)

Spring 2008

• Special Arrangement:  Shakespeare’s Sources and Contexts (LIT 321)
• Middle English Literature (LIT 354)
• Chaucer (ENGL 610)

Fall 2007

• First Seminar: The Stories God Tells (FSP 101)
• Literary Ecumenism: Protestant Renaissance Writers and Their Catholic Precursors (LIT 394/CMP 370)

Summer 2007

• Introduction to Greek Mythology (CLS 250)
• Independent Study: Shakespeare’s Sources and Contexts (ENGL 697)

Spring 2007

• Bible as Literature (LIT 340)
• Seminar in Research and Theory:  The Canterbury Tales (LIT 499)

Fall 2006

• First Seminar:  Reading Homer (FSP 101)
• Late Medieval Writers (LIT 343/CMP 343)

Summer 2006

• Independent Study: Virgil and Dante (ENGL 697)

Spring 2006 Courses

• Introduction to the English Language (LNG 201)
• Medieval Literature (ENGL 670)

Fall 2005 Courses

• First Seminar:  Reading The Brothers Karamazov (FSP 101)
• Shakespeare:  Sources and Contexts (LIT 321)

Summer 2005 Courses

• Independent Study:  Ovid (ENGL 697)
• Independent Study:  Homer (ENGL 697)

Spring 2005 Courses

• Classical Traditions (LIT 230/CMP 230)
• British Literature to the Restoration (LIT 251)
• Middle English Literature (LIT 354)

Fall 2004 Courses

• World Literature to 1700 (LIT 231/CMP 231)
• Special Arrangement:  Bible as Literature (LIT 340)
• Independent Study:  Ovid (LIT 391)
• Seminar in Research and Theory:  The Canterbury Tales (LIT 499)

Summer 2004 Course

• Independent Study:  Ovid (ENGL 697)

Spring 2004 Courses

• World Literature to 1800 (LIT 231/CMP 231)
• Bible as Literature (ENGL 340)
• Honors in English:  Virgil’s Reception in the Twentieth Century (ENGL 476)
• Independent Study:  Arthurian Literature (ENGL 499)

Fall 2003 Courses

• World Literature to 1800 (LIT 231/CMP 231)
• Independent Study:  Bible as Literature (ENGL 499)
• Symbolic Capital and Canon Formation: Virgil, Dante, Chaucer (ENGL 670)
• Independent Study:  Boccaccio and Medieval Italy (ENGL 697)

Summer 2003 Course

• World Literature to 1800 (ENGL 217)

Spring 2003 Courses

• Rhetoric II (RHET 102)
• Structure and History of the English Language (ENGL 202)
• Virgil and Dante (HONR 350/ENGL 427)*
• Independent Study in Comparative Literature:  Why Epic? (CPLT 499)
• Independent Study:  Bible as Literature (ENGL 499)
   
  *team-taught with David Pollio of Classical Studies.