Undergraduate Courses
- English 2270: Introduction to Folklore (Cassie Bower)
Comparative Studies 2350/English 2270: Introduction to Folklore (Katherine Borland)
- English 2367.01: The U.S. Experience: U.S. Culture and the Fairy Tale (Sara Cleto and Brittany Warman)
- English 2367.05: The U.S. Folk Experience (Katherine Parker Horigan)
- English 2367.05: The U.S. Folk Experience (Katherine Parker Horigan)
- English 2367.05: The U.S. Folk Experience: Folk Narrative (Brittany Warman)
- English 3372: Science Fiction/Fantasy: Folklore and the Fantastic from Nineteenth-Century to Contemporary Imagination (Brittany Warman)
- English 4577.01: Refugee Culture (Amy Shuman)
- English 4577.02: Fairy Tale (Dorothy Noyes)
- English 4597.02: American Regional Cultures in Transition: Appalachia, Louisiana, and the Texas Border Country (Dorothy Noyes)
- English-Comparative Studies 7350.01:Tradition (Dorothy Noyes)
- English-Comparative Studies 7350.02: Performance (Dorothy Noyes)
Graduate Courses
- Comparative Studies 4597.03 AU2014 (Katherine Borland)
- Comparative Studies 5957.02: Cultures of Waste and Recycling (Dorothy Noyes)
- English 7350.01 and 7350.02; CompStd 7350.01: Tradition and Transmission (Dorothy Noyes)
- English 7350.03; CompStd 7350.03: Theories of High and Low Culture (Amy Shuman)
- English 6761.01 and 6761.02: Introduction to Graduate Study in Narrative and Narrative Theory (Amy Shuman)
Folklorists Teaching in Other Fields
International Studies
- International Studies 4800: Cultural Diplomacy (Dorothy Noyes)
Religious Studies
- Comparative Studies 5691: Listening for Religion (Maymester) (Isaac Weiner) (also see accompanying digital gallery)
Email Cassie at patterson.493@osu.edu to request syllabi from previous years.
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