Dr. Warren's Website

Website by:	Charles F. Warren, Ph.D. Visiting Professor English and Management Departments
Faculty office location:	HB-324 [Room 324 in the Harrington Building] located on South Campus].
Spring 2012 Office Hours:	Preferably by appointment. Walk-ins before/after each class meeting in classroom are OK.
On-campus voicemail:	978-542-2424, ext. 1245--I rarely can check this phone line; please, send me an e-mail--especially if timeliness matters!
Residence phone/Voicemail:	978-712-0007 [your calls OK until 11 pm]. TIP: Use e-mail, as I usually am on campus or online!
My e-mail address:	cwarren@salemstate.edu NOTE: I cannot get/return e-mail or voicemails before 11am. or onanytime on Saturdays.
Campus mailing address:	English Department/Room 249 Meier Hall 352 Lafayette Street/Salem, MA 01970-5353

NOTE: For each of the above-listed courses, see its corresponding COURSEPAGE link (in Section e, below) for helpful background information and for items for further study!

COURSE No. / SECTION / TITLE:	DAY / TIME:	ROOM:	PRE-REQUISITE / COURSE NOTE:
TERM 1 [21 May-30 June 2012]:
ENL 261-01: Great Books 2 (World Lit. 2)	Online	WWW	ENL 102. Completon of ENL 260 is helpful but is NOT pre-requisite.Satisfies literary sequence requirement.
ALL-SUMMER [23 May-15 August 2012]:
ENL 332-01: The Novel 1--Introduction to the Novel	W 6:30pm-9:30pm	HB-115	ENL 102. Meets only ONCE each week! A fun /practical elective, too! Air-conditioned classroom! Satisfiesthe SSU literary sequence requirement (when paired with ENL 333).
TERM 2 [9 July-18 August 2012]:
ENL 102-23: Composition 2 (Academic Writing 2)	Online	WWW	ENL 101 or equivalent. Completion of writing sample is required to confirm/maintain enrollment.

[d] Partial Instructional schedule for FALL 2012 [ 5 September-11 December 2012]]:

COURSE No. / SECTION / TITLE:	DAY / TIME:	ROOM:	PRE-REQUISITE / COURSE NOTE:
ENL TBA	By arrgt.	WWW	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. Partially fulfills Lit req. ENL 261 not a pre-requisite for this course.
ENL 261-S5: Great Books 2 (World Lit. II)	Online.	WWW	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. Partially fulfills Lit req. ENL 260 not a pre-requisite for this course.
ENL TBA	R 7:00-9:30pm	HB-115	ENL 102 or 103 or equivalent. Practical elective; great prep for grad school and MTEL

ENL 260/61, 280/81, 481, and 482 users [click on below any of these links containing helpful background material]:

COURSE No. / SECTION / TITLE:	DAY / TIME:	ROOM:	PRE-REQUISITE / COURSE NOTE:
ENL 260-15: Great Books 1 (World Lit. I)	By arrgt./online	WWW	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. Partially fulfills Lit req. ENL 261 can be taken before this course.
ENL 261-21: Great Books 2 (World Lit. II)	By arrgt./online	WWW	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. Partially fulfills Lit req. ENL 260 not a pre-requisite for this course.
ENL 261-22: Great Books 2 (World Lit. II)	By arrgt./online	WWW	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. Partially fulfills Lit req. ENL 260 not a pre-requisite for this course.
ENL 261-S4: Great Books 2 [World Lit. II]	S 8:45am to 1:45pm	HB-115	ENL 102; ENL 260 not needed.ACCELERATED course; Meets only 7 Saturdays from 24 March thru 5 May 2012.
ENL 300-D2: Advanced Writing Directed Study	By arrgt.	None	ENL 102 or 103 or equiv. and Instructor permission. Fulfills the University's "W" writing requirement.