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World Literature Program

English Department

Creighton University

DR. FIDEL FAJARDO-ACOSTA

TEACHING

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SUMMER 2011

• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics (Senior Perspective Course)
  
  
• ENG 121, World Literature II (ONLINE COURSE), Section WA (Term 2: July 11-Aug 11, 2011). CRN 40881. NOTE: This course is taught entirely online.
  
  
• ENG 121, World Literature II (ONLINE COURSE), Section WB (Term 2: July 11-Aug 11, 2011). CRN 40881. NOTE: This course is taught entirely online.

SPRING 2011

• ENG 421 History of the English Language
• ENG 340 English Literature I: Medieval and Early Renaissance
• ENG 120 World Literature I

FALL 2010

• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy, and Economics, Th 6:00-8:30 PM
• ENG 120, World Literature I, Section M, TTh 12:30-1:45
• ENG 120, World Literature I, Section Q, TTh 3:30-4:45

SUMMER 2010

• ENG 121, World Literature II Section B (May 17-June 4)
• ENG 121, World Literature II (ONLINE COURSE), Section WA (Term 2: July 12-Aug 12)

SPRING 2010

• MLS 673 Art and Society in the Renaissance
• ENG 421 History of the English Language
• ENG 340 English Literature I, Medieval and Early Renaissance

FALL 2009

• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy, and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life
• ENG 120, World Literature I, Section P
• ENG 120, World Literature I, Section M

SUMMER 2009

• ENG 121, World Literature II (ONLINE COURSE)
• EDU 645 Living English: Language, History and Present Use
• ENG 121, World Literature II

SPRING 2009

• ENG 499, English Senior Project
• ENG 121 World Literature II
• HRS 101 Honors Foundation Sequence II: The Rise of the West

FALL 2008

• MLS 675 Economics in Literature
• ENG 421 History of the English Language
• ENG/CNE 120 World Literature I

SUMMER 2008

• ENG 121 World Literature II

SPRING 2008

• ENG 701 Graduate Seminar in Medieval Literature
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics
• HRS 101 Honors Foundation Sequence II: The Rise of the West
• ENG 120, World Literature I

FALL 2007

• ENG 703 Graduate Seminar in Renaissance Literature
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics
• ENG 120 World Literature I

SUMMER 2007

• EDU 645 Living English: Language, History and Present Use (June 4-June 22), MTWThF 9:00-12:00
• ENG 121 Section B, World Literature II, Summer Pre-Session (May 14-June 1), MTWThF 9:00-12:00

SPRING 2007

• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics
• ENG 421 History of the English Language
• ENG 340 English Literature I: Medieval and Early Renaissance

FALL 2006

on sabbatical: no teaching

SUMMER 2006

• ENG 121, World Literature II

SPRING 2006

• ENG 701 Seminar in Medieval Literature: Anglo-Saxon (Old English) Language and Literature)
• ENG 340 English Literature I: Medieval and Early Renaissance
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life

FALL 2005

• ENG 120, World Literature I, Section U, TTh 12:30-1:45
• ENG 520 History of the English Language, Thursdays 3:30-6:00 PM
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life, Tuesdays 3:30-6:00

SUMMER 2005

• ENG 121, World Literature II, Section A, CRN# 40004, M-F 9:00-12:00, BA 216, May 16 - Jun 03, 2005

SPRING 2005

• ENG 520 History of the English Language
• SRP 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics
• ENG 121 World Literature II

FALL 2004

• MLS 675: Economics in Literature
• ENG 120 : World Literature I
• ENG 121: World Literature II

SUMMER 2004

• EDU 645 Living English:Language, History and Present Use

SPRING 2004

• ENG 701 Graduate Seminar in Medieval Literature (Old English Language and Literature)
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435, Literature Philosophy, and Economics

FALL 2003

• ENG 120-T, World Literature I
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435, Literature Philosophy, and Economics
• ENG 703, Graduate Seminar in Renaissance Literature

SUMMER 2003

• ENG 121-A World Literature II

SPRING 2003

• SRP, ENG, PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy, and Economics
• ENG 121-K, World Literature II, 9:30-10:45 TTh
• ENG 121-O, World Literature II, 12:30-1:45 TTh

FALL 2002

• ENG 600 Introduction to Graduate Study
• ENG 520 History of the English Language
• ENG 120 World Literature I
  

SUMMER 2002

• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy, and Economics
• ENG 121 World Literature II
  

SPRING 2002

• ENG 701 Graduate Seminar in Medieval Literature (Old English Language & Literature)
  
  
• ENG 340 English Literature I: Medieval & Early Renaissance
  
  
• ENG 121 World Literature II

FALL 2001

• ENG 703 Graduate Seminar in Renaissance Literature
  
  
• SRP/ENG/PHL 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life
  
  
• ENG 120 World Literature I

SUMMER 2001

• SRP 435 Literature, Philosophy and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life
• ENG 121 World Literature II

SPRING 2001

• ENG 520 History of the English Language
• ENG 340 English Literature I: Medieval & Early Renaissance
• ENG 121 World Literature II
  

FALL 2000

• Sabbatical Leave: No Courses Taught
  

SPRING 2000

• ENG 701 Seminar in Medieval Literature (Special Topic: Old English Language and Literature)
• ENG 340 English Literature I, Medieval/Early Renaissance
• ENG 121-Q World Literature II

FALL 1999

• ENG 600: Introduction to Graduate Study
• ENG 484: Senior Seminar, The Art of Love: Representations of Love in Literature and Other Art from Antiquity to the Present
• SRP 435: Literature, Philosophy, and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life

SUMMER 1999

• ENG 121 World Literature II
• SRP 435: Literature, Philosophy, and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life

SPRING1999

• ENG 120-G: World Literature I
• ENG 512-A: Who Was the Author of Beowulf?
• ENG 520: History of the English Language

FALL 1998

• ENG 120-S World Literature I
• ENG 600: Introduction to Graduate Study
• SRP 435: Literature Philosophy and Economics: Critical Representations of Commercial Life

SUMMER 1998

• ENG 121 World Literature II

SPRING 1998

• ENG 340: English Literature I, Medieval and Early Renaissance
• ENG 701: Seminar in Medieval English Literature
• MLS 677: The Hero and Fate in the Epic Tradition

 

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