The Asbury English Department prepares students to engage with the written word in a variety of contexts for almost endless practical applications. You can study literature, creative writing, teaching English at the high school and middle school levels, and teaching English as a second language.
Students in English programs at Asbury regularly earn their cross-cultural engagement credit by spending a semester at Oxford University.
Graduates of Asbury’s English programs move on to teaching positions, careers in publishing, graduate school programs in a variety of professions, as well as a wide variety of private sector occupations.
The C. S. Lewis Study Undergraduate Study Center at Asbury University offers three courses devoted to the thought and writings of Lewis as well as other lectures and events open to the entire student body. The classes include:
The program offers C. S. Lewis Scholarships on a competitive basis to incoming freshmen.
Asbury University’s biannual literary magazine, publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, screenplays, and visual art from Asbury University undergraduate students and emerging writers. Every aspect of the publishing process is managed by undergraduate students.
English Department
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Daniel.Strait@asbury.edu
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While in Hungary, you get to practice all these skills as well as adjusting on the fly. While teaching lessons, you learn flexibility, adaptability, and how to best collaborate with your peers to offer the best possible lessons.”
English students at Asbury regularly earn their Cross Cultural Engagement credit by spending a semester studying at Oxford University in England.