English majors read wide-ranging texts from Shakespeare to Sherman Alexie. Students master the art of writing and analysis while investigating a wealth of diverse literature, in courses that focus on everything from folklore to young adult fiction. Well-qualified, caring professors bring a variety of global and Christian perspectives, sparking interesting discussions and imaginative interpretations during class times.
Integrated Faith
CBU students and faculty are candid about their Christian faith and its connection
to scholarly pursuits. Being able to teach from a faith-based perspective gives professors
the freedom in the classroom to explore the connections between writing and loving
God with all one’s mind.
Academic Community
The community among English students runs deep. They support each other through encouragement,
prayer and laughter, as well as in practical ways. Students commiserate with each
other in hardships, read each other’s essay drafts and share books or other scholarly
resources needed for a project.
A close examination of selected folklore and fairy tales from various cultural or literary traditions.
A close examination of selected folklore and fairy tales from various cultural or literary traditions.
A close examination of selected folklore and fairy tales from various cultural or literary traditions.
Graduating English majors!
As you make decisions about college, keep in mind the full social, spiritual and educational experience awaiting you at CBU. Here, you will be supported by professors, staff and fellow students who will help you discover your strengths and challenge you to do more than you ever thought you could. Let us equip you with the education, training and opportunities you'll need to start making a unique difference doing what you love.
Apply today! When you complete and submit your application to CBU, a friendly and knowledgeable admissions counselor will guide you through the admissions process and all the necessary steps to become a Lancer.
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"In my third year of college, I took Professor Helen Huntley's creative writing class."
Brandon Daily, 2008
"In my third year of college, I took Professor Helen Huntley's creative writing class."
Brandon Daily, 2009
"This course of study was not merely an academic pursuit, but it was a time of cultivating
character and competency for the rest of my life. I am currently working on a Master
of Divinity in Christian Ministry, and I have walked into every single seminary class
at an advantage because of the quality of education I received in the BAT program."
Henty Van Der Merwe, 2015
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Our students tell us CBU is one of the friendliest schools they have ever attended! For business students, our cirriculum is standardized for the first two years allowing each student the ability to decide.
Our students tell us CBU is one of the friendliest schools they have ever attended! For business students, our cirriculum is standardized for the first two years allowing each student the ability to decide.
Our students tell us CBU is one of the friendliest schools they have ever attended! For business students, our cirriculum is standardized for the first two years allowing each student the ability to decide.
Our students tell us CBU is one of the friendliest schools they have ever attended! For business students, our cirriculum is standardized for the first two years allowing each student the ability to decide.
Our students tell us CBU is one of the friendliest schools they have ever attended! For business students, our cirriculum is standardized for the first two years allowing each student the ability to decide.
For Adrian White, adjunct professor at California Baptist University, photography is about documenting life, including the recent Black Lives Matter protests that took place in and around Los Angeles.
A California Baptist University student and an alumnus earned acclaim for their work at the American Advertising Federation (AAF) national awards, which was livestreamed on June 26.
Academic work by students in the architecture program at California Baptist University was showcased for the Dezeen Virtual Design Festival on June 29. Ten designs by CBU students were featured in the online architecture and design magazine based in London.
Justin Kent, a physician assistant studies graduate student at California Baptist University, has a renewed sense of calling for a career in the medical field. Kent contracted COVID-19 when he returned to his home in Las Vegas after CBU switched to remote learning to complete the spring semester.
When the COVID-19 pandemic closed the campus at California Baptist University, it also grounded flights in the aviation science program.
Psychological Services of Riverside, a California Baptist University-run community clinic, hosted a webinar titled "Thriving in an Uncertain World" on June 4.
For Adrian White, adjunct professor at California Baptist University, photography is about documenting life, including the recent Black Lives Matter protests that took place in and around Los Angeles.
A California Baptist University student and an alumnus earned acclaim for their work at the American Advertising Federation (AAF) national awards, which was livestreamed on June 26.
Academic work by students in the architecture program at California Baptist University was showcased for the Dezeen Virtual Design Festival on June 29. Ten designs by CBU students were featured in the online architecture and design magazine based in London.
Justin Kent, a physician assistant studies graduate student at California Baptist University, has a renewed sense of calling for a career in the medical field. Kent contracted COVID-19 when he returned to his home in Las Vegas after CBU switched to remote learning to complete the spring semester.
When the COVID-19 pandemic closed the campus at California Baptist University, it also grounded flights in the aviation science program.
Psychological Services of Riverside, a California Baptist University-run community clinic, hosted a webinar titled "Thriving in an Uncertain World" on June 4.
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