1.  This class will parallel the current ENG1050H and offer three hours 
credit toward the freshman composition requirement.

2.  Students taking multicultural ENG1060H will have the same writing 
requirements as students taking the traditional 1050H.  Composition and 
the study of literary works as specimens of effective writing will be the 
first emphasis of both courses.

3.  Students taking ENG1060H will study the literature representative 
of one or more of the following cultures: African-American, Hispanic-American, 
Asian-American, and Native American.  Some Anglo-American works may also 
be taught alongside literature of these other cultures for the purpose 
of placing them in context.

The choice and sequence of topics will vary from
instructor to instructor and semester to semester.  The topics will
consist of selected works by various authors, to be read outside of
class and discussed in class, examined individually and comparatively
in the context of the times and the circumstances of their composition.
Students will write critical  papers in response to the readings.

All academic work must meet the standards contained
in A Culture of Honesty.  All students are responsible to inform
themselves about those standards before performing any academic work.