2 + 2 Articulation Agreement Associate of Arts in English Literature Emphasis to Bachelor of Arts in English (Literary Option)

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1 2 + 2 Articulation Agreement Associate of Arts in English Literature Emphasis to Bachelor of Arts in English (Literary Option) General Education Requirements to Be Completed at CWI GEM COURSE CWI e Number and Title Credits GEM 1 - Written Communication ENGL 101 English Composition 1 GEM 1 - Written Communication ENGL 102 English Composition 2 GEM 2 - Oral Communication Oral Communications course 2 GEM - Mathematical Ways of Mathematical Ways of course GEM 4 - Scientific Ways of GEM 4 - Scientific Ways of GEM 5 - Humanistic and Artistic Ways of GEM 5 - Humanistic and Artistic Ways of GEM - Social and Behavioral Ways of GEM - Social and Behavioral Ways of Scientific Ways of course (must include a lab component) Scientific Ways of course (different discipline) Humanistic and Artistic Ways of course Recommended: ENGL 27/8 or 277/8 (Credits are counted in Program es) Choose a foreign language course of your choice. 4 Social and Behavioral Ways of Social and Behavioral Ways of (different discipline) Institutionally Designated e CWID 101 Connecting with Ideas Institutionally Designated e Global Perspectives course TOTAL 4 *At CWI, students must select a GEM course that includes the E (Ethics) designation 4 () Doc ID: 2f9ca5dab5f0c8df4ecbd72d51d0241b4d0bfb

2 Program es Taken at CWI CWI e Number and Title Credit s ISU Equivalencies or Substitutions ENGL 190 Intro to Literature: Difficult ENGL 1XXX Intro to Literature: Difficult Differences Differences ENGL 211 Intro to Literary Analysis ENGL 2211 Intro to Literary Analysis Credit s ENGL 290 Capstone 1 ENGL 2XXX Capstone 1 CHOOSE ONE SEQUENCE (2 COURSES; British or American) AND ONE ADDITIONAL COURSE FROM THE FOLLOWING (TOTAL OF 9 CREDITS): ENGL 257 Survey of Western World Literature I ENGL 258 Survey of Western World Literature II (fulfills one Humanistic and Artistic Ways of course ENGL 27 Survey of English Literature I ENGL 28 Survey of English Literature II (fulfills one Humanistic and Artistic Ways of course ENGL 277 Survey of American Literature I ENGL 278 Survey of American Literature II (fulfills one Humanistic and Artistic Ways of course ENGL 2257 Survey of World Literature I ENGL 2258 Survey of World Literature II ENGL 227 Survey of British Literature I ENGL 228 Survey of British Literature II ENGL 2277 Survey of American Literature I ENGL 2278 Survey of American Literature II ENGL ELECTIVES (200-level English courses) English Electives (ENGL 2XXX) 2 nd FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT 4 FOREIGN LANGUAGE COURSE 4 TOTAL 2 TOTAL 2 TOTAL CREDITS TAKEN AT CWI (GENERAL EDUCATION + PROGRAM COURSES) 0 Program es Taken at ISU Lower / Upper Division ISU Requirements* Credits ENGL 2280 Grammar and Usage or ENGL 2281 Introduction to Language Studies ENGL 11 Literary Criticism and Theory ENGL 4491 Senior Seminar in Literature Genre Study courses: ENGL 21, 22, 2, 24, 27 (one course) Period courses: ENGL 441, 442, 44, 444, 445, 44, 447, 448, 449 (two courses) Major Figure courses: ENGL 4472, 447, 4474, 447 (one course) Themes and Identity courses: ENGL 28, 5, 445, 4470 (one course) Language Studies courses: ENGL 4480, 4481, 4484, 448, 4487, 4488 (one course) English electives (9 English credits, credits must be Upper Division English credits) 9 Choice Additional ISU Upper Division Credits (to total at least Upper Division credits) Choice - Additional ISU Upper and Lower Division Credits (to total at least 120 overall credits) 18 TOTAL CREDITS AT ISU 0 TOTAL CREDITS (CWI + ISU) 120 Doc ID: 2f9ca5dab5f0c8df4ecbd72d51d0241b4d0bfb

3 Semester plan (The following grid reflects the sequencing of courses for a full-time student.) First year at CWI GEM 2 - Oral Communication ENGL 102 GEM 1 - Written Communication COMM 101 or COMM GEM 2 GEM 4 - Scientific Ways of GEM - Mathematical Ways of GEM 4 GEM CWID 101 Connecting with Ideas Global Perspectives Global Perspectives ENGL 101 GEM 1 - Written Communication ENGL 190 Intro to Literature Difficult Differences GEM GEM - Social and Behavioral Ways of GEM 4 GEM 4 - Scientific Ways of (GEM 4 with a lab) 4 Total credits for Fall 14 Total credits for Spring 1 Second year at CWI ENGL ENGL elective (200-level course) ENGL 258, Literature sequence class 2 28, or 278 GEM - Social and Behavioral Ways ENGL 257/8, Literature sequence class GEM of (different discipline) 27/8 or 277/8 GEM 5 GEM 5 Humanistic and Artistic Ways ENGL ENGL elective (200-level course) Foreign Language of (Foreign Language course) 4 ENGL 257, 27, or 277 GEM 5 - Literature sequence class 1 (Fulfills one Humanistic and Artistic Ways of course ENGL 290 Capstone 1 ENGL 211 Introduction to Literary Analysis Foreign Language Foreign Language course Total credits for Fall 1 Total credits for Spring 14 4 Doc ID: 2f9ca5dab5f0c8df4ecbd72d51d0241b4d0bfb

4 Third year (First year at Idaho State University) ENGL 2280 Grammar and Usage / Introduction to ENGL 28 Themes and Identity e or 2281 Language Studies / 5/ 445 / 4470 ENGL 11 Literary Criticism and Theory ENGL Major Figure e ENGL 21- Genre Studies e ENGL English Language Studies Electives to reach 120 Electives to reach 120 Total credits for Fall 15 Total credits for Spring 15 Fourth year (Second year at Idaho State University) ENGL 441- English Period e 1 ENGL 4491 Senior Seminar 9 ENGL English Period e 2 Upper Division English Electives Upper Division ISU Elective Upper Division ISU Elective Upper or Lower Division English Elective Electives to reach 120 Total credits for Fall 15 Total credits for Spring 15 Doc ID: 2f9ca5dab5f0c8df4ecbd72d51d0241b4d0bfb

5 INTRODUCTION 2+2 Articulation Agreement Between College of Western Idaho and Idaho State University Based upon a mutual respect for the integrity of academic programs and in an effort to better serve students who wishing to obtain a bachelor s degree after being awarded an associate s degree; the College of Western Idaho (CWI) and Idaho State University (ISU) hereby enter into an Agreement for a 2+2 Articulation Agreement that upon a student s successful completion in its entirety will result in an associate s degree from CWI and a bachelor s degree from ISU. Efficient completion of the program by students will encompass 2 years of attendance at CWI followed by 2 years of attendance at ISU. OBJECTIVES OF THIS AGREEMENT 1. To facilitate the transition of students from the College of Western Idaho to Idaho State University. 2. To provide specific advisement for students of CWI who intend to pursue their bachelor s degree at ISU.. To encourage academic and administrative coordination between institutions, and the exchange of evaluative information on the outcomes of the program with the goal of continual improvement. 4. To provide qualified students the opportunity to complete an associate s degree from CWI and to complete a bachelor s degree in a total of four years (two at CWI, two at ISU). REQUIREMENTS OF THIS AGREEMENT 1. s must have obtained their associate s degree and be of junior standing (completed 58 or more credits) upon transferring to ISU. 2. s will complete all required course work as outlined in the Articulation Agreement above.. s who are on track to follow this Articulation Agreement, and have maintained continuous enrollment at CWI, will be given catalog year rights at ISU. This means that the catalog year in which a student initially entered CWI is also the catalog year that the student will be provided once he or she transfers. This ensures that students who are following the above articulation agreement are not affected by curriculum changes in their program at ISU. 4. s must be awarded their associates degree at CWI for in order for all general elective requirements to be considered fulfilled at ISU. Failure to do so could result in some CWI general education requirements not fulfilling the general education requirements at ISU. MUTUAL PROMOTION OF THE PROGRAM 1. College of Western Idaho and Idaho State University both agree to encourage qualified students to participate in this Articulation Agreement through advisement and dissemination of information. 2. The English Program at CWI will make every effort to maintain a list of students actively pursuing the program with the intent to enroll at ISU and will inform the Director of Transfer Services and the Department of English and Philosophy at ISU. This list will be used by the ISU Admissions Office and the Office of the Registrar to determine catalog year rights of transfer students. PROGRAM CHANGES 1. This Articulation Agreement will require an annual revision to ensure all program graduation requirements that change at either institution can be updated. The English Program at CWI will work closely with the Department of English and Philosophy and the Director of Transfer Services at ISU to update all curriculum changes to the Articulation Agreement. 2. All changes must be updated in the Articulation Agreement and all signatures must be obtained by July 1 for the upcoming academic year TERMINATION OF THE AGREEMENT 1. This Agreement shall be in force until either institution makes a decision in writing to terminate the Agreement. It is agreed that if terminated, both institutions will honor the terms of the Agreement until all students already matriculated at ISU are given the opportunity to complete the program in a timely manner. 2. Termination becomes effective on the first day of July following the written notice of termination; this will enable any qualified CWI student who completes the CWI portion of the requirements of this Agreement prior to the effective date of termination, July 1, to be admitted into the ISU program in the fall semester immediately following the effective termination date. Doc ID: 2f9ca5dab5f0c8df4ecbd72d51d0241b4d0bfb