Carey Cameron ’24 Plans Future in Media and Entertainment
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Emily Mitchell's New Collection Featured in New York Times Sunday Book Review
July 21, 2015Emily Mitchell's brand new collection, Viral: Stories, published by Norton on June 29, was featured in the New York Times Sunday Book Review (July 10, 2015).
Alum Christopher Randolph Appointed Administrative Appeals Judge
July 21, 2015In May 2015, Christopher Randolph (BA, '91) was appointed an Administrative Appeals Judge for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
ARHU Secures $1.25 Million in Mellon Funding
July 15, 2015For "Synergies among Digital Humanities & African American History & Culture: An Integrated Research and Training Model"
William Cohen Appointed Associate Provost and Dean for Undergraduate Studies
July 02, 2015Provost Rankin's announcement follows, and lauds Cohen's achievements as a scholar, teacher, and administrator.
Dr. William A. Cohen Appointed New Associate Provost And Dean For Undergraduate Studies
July 02, 2015Dr. Cohen is professor of English and has served as chairperson of that department for the last three years.
Stanley Plumly Receives Truman Capote Award
July 01, 2015The $30,000 award—the largest annual cash prize in English-language literary criticism—is administered for the Truman Capote Estate by the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop.
The Latest MFA Alumni News
June 30, 2015MFA program alums have published their work in The New Yorker and Agni, among other places. Continue reading to view their recent accomplishments.
Sangeeta Ray Gives Two Talks
June 12, 2015Sangeeta Ray gave the Plenary talk at the South Asian Research institute Conference on Heritage and Ruptures titled, "Ecological Intimacy in South Asian Fiction" organized by Paris XIII and Paris Ouest on May 28, 2015.
Kellie Robertson Spends Research Leave Finishing Monograph on Medieval Science and Literature
June 11, 2015This spring semester, Kellie Robertson has been on research leave finishing a monograph on medieval science and literature and working on another project about medieval public discourse.
Writing Center Tutors Attend Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Association Conference
June 10, 2015On April 10 and 11, Writing Center tutors and administrators attended the Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Association Conference at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA.