This section is for ESOL students only. Students who register for ENGL 1301-2028 must also register for ESOL 0056-2028.

Students who register for ENGL 1301-2043 must also register for ESOL 0056-2007 and HUMA 1315-2010.

Students will work toward a definition of the teacher/student relationship as evidenced in a series of films and essays that address this topic. They will study teaching and learning environments, assumptions and practices, and the role of both teacher and student.

This course examines the trials and tribulations faced by the hero on his journey toward enlightenment. Through this exploration, students will examine the meaning in their own journey in order to gain a greater insight into their purpose in life.

This course will focus on the worldwide struggle for human rights as heard through the voices of the oppressed. Eye witness reports, guest speakers from human rights organizations, and films will help students gain a deeper understanding of the need for all people to have dignity and respect.

The Holocaust and other Genocides: by focusing on the literature of the Holocaust (1939-1945) as well as historical readings and lectures, this course will show how people can be led to believe in the necessity of destroying their fellow human beings and the disasters which result. This course will include a visit to the Dallas Memorial Center for Holocaust Studies and lectures from survivors and liberators of the concentration camps.