Katherine Snyder Courses

Katherine Snyder

Associate Professor

409 Wheeler Hall
Email me to make an appointment for Zoom/phone office hours
ksnyder@berkeley.edu

Recent English Courses Taught

spring, 2021
180Z/1	Science Fiction	World Literature Novel
190/5	Research Seminar: Climate Change Fiction, or Cli-Fi	Novel Research Seminars

fall, 2020
20/1	Modern British and American Literature: Pandemic Fiction	American Literature Novel

spring, 2020
125E/1	The Contemporary Novel	Novel
	125E/101 -- discussion section	Ullman, Alexander
	125E/103 -- discussion section	Ullman, Alexander
203/1	Graduate Readings: Contemporary Fiction	Graduate Courses

fall, 2019
20/1	Modern British and American Literature: The Handmaid's Tale in Adaptation	Novel Special Topics
190/4	Research Seminar: Cli Fi (Climate Change Fiction)	World Literature Novel Research Seminars

spring, 2019
20/1	Modern British and American Literature: Post-Apocalypse Now	Novel Film

fall, 2018
24/5	Freshman Seminar: The Handmaid's Tale on Stage, Page, and Screen	Freshman Seminars
375/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

fall, 2017
375/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2017
24/4	Freshman Seminar: Post-Apocalypse Now	Freshman Seminars
125E/1	The Contemporary Novel	Novel

fall, 2016
375/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2016
250/3	Research Seminar: How It Strikes a Contemporary: Reading the Novel in the 21st Century	Novel Graduate Courses

fall, 2015
375/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2015
45C/2	Literature in English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century	Introductory Surveys
H195B/2	Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses

fall, 2014
H195A/2	Honors Course	Honors and Tutorial Courses

fall, 2013
203/1	Graduate Readings: Post-9/11 Fiction	American Literature World Literature Novel Literary Theory Graduate Courses

fall, 2012
24/2	Freshman Seminar: Margaret Atwood’s Dystopian Fictions	Freshman Seminars
302/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2012
45C/1	Literature in English: Mid-19th Through the 20th Century	Introductory Surveys

spring, 2011
190/8	Research Seminar: My Lost City: (Post)-Modernist and Post-9/11 Fiction	Research Seminars

fall, 2010
302/1	The Teaching of Composition and Literature	Graduate Courses

spring, 2009
130D/1	American Literature, 1900-1945	American Literature

Fall, 2007
130D/1	: American Literature: 1900-1945	American Literature

Spring, 2007
246K/1	Graduate Pro-seminar: Literature in English, 1900-1945	Graduate Courses

Fall, 2006
24/2	Freshman Seminar: The Essays of Virginia Woolf	Freshman Seminars

Spring, 2006
130C/1	Upper Division Coursework: "American Literature--1865-1900: The Making of Americans--U.S. Fiction from 1865 to 1914"	American Literature
250/4	Research Seminar: Modernism and the City	Graduate Courses

Fall, 2005
45C/1	Literature in English: Mid-19th through the 20th Century	Introductory Surveys
150/2	Senior Seminar: Modernism/Postmodernism	Senior Seminars

Spring, 2005
100/10	Junior Seminar: Modernism and the City	Junior Seminars
150/7	Senior Seminar: Reading New Orleans	Senior Seminars

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