Kellogg Community College students taking English professor Matt Samra’s LITE 17: Film Interpretation class beginning in January will watch and discuss movies in KCC’s Davidson Auditorium as part of their coursework. The hybrid class is worth three credits and will… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College students have a chance to brush up on their Shakespearean dialect with English professor Matt Samra’s LITE 223: Shakespeare class beginning in January. The in-person class is worth three credits and will run from 8:30 to 9:50… Continue Reading
Prospective African-American Literature students at Kellogg Community College this spring have an added incentive to sign up for class: free textbooks. The first five students to register and pay for LITE 240: African-American Literature at KCC for the Spring 2022… Continue Reading
By Ron DavisKCC English Professor These resources were selected to show African American women and men in diverse situations within the American experience. Black Americans’ experiences in the United States have not all been poor, bad nor negative. Within the… Continue Reading
Students in Kellogg Community College’s LITE 216: Film Interpretation class will have an actual theater for their classroom this fall. The three-credit class will run from 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays, Sept. 3 through Dec. 10, in the auditorium of… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College’s LITE 240: African-American Literature class this spring will focus on a survey of African-American literature from 1600 to the present. Works to be covered in the class include the novels “The Color Purple” by Alice Walker and “If Beale Street Could… Continue Reading
Movie fans will have a chance to watch films for credit in Kellogg Community College’s LITE 216: Film Interpretation class this fall. English professor Matt Samra, who teaches the three-credit class, said it’s a creativity elective that looks at the evolution… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College’s LITE 240: African-American Literature course this spring will focus on black American voices from the Midwest, offering a survey of African-American literature from 1600 to the present. Readings in the course next semester will include books, poems, plays and memoirs including works by:… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College is offering LITE 222: British Literature at the College’s Grahl Center campus in Coldwater this spring. The course offers a survey of British literature from the Romantic period to the present. According to course professor Dr. Martha… Continue Reading
Kellogg Community College’s LITE 285: Studies in the Novel course will have an interesting focus this spring: banned books. The course will focus on novels that have been challenged or banned in the U.S. or abroad, including: “A Clockwork Orange,”… Continue Reading