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MFA Dawn Dorland's ECONOLINE places in 2016 Writers @ Work Emerging Writers Competition

June 01, 2016 English

An excerpt of ECONOLINE, Dawn Dorland's novel-in-progress, placed third in the 2016 Writers @ Work Emerging Writers competition judged by Peter Ho Davies.

English is Going Google on June 3!

June 01, 2016 English

As part of the University's switch, faculty and staff in the English department will switch to Google Apps for email and calendar on June 3, 2016. Read here for additional information.

Literature Prof Randy Ontiveros Receives Teaching Award

May 31, 2016 American Studies, English

Ontiveros has been honored two years in a row for his mentorship skills and ability to foster community in the classroom

Professional Track Faculty Awards

May 25, 2016 English

Three faculty members have been selected for the English department's second annual Teaching Excellence Awards for Professional Track Faculty. The recipients of the 2016 awards are Doug Kern, Justin Lohr, and Marybeth Shea.

Elliot Frank '18 Chosen For 2016 Fulbright Summer Institute

May 25, 2016 English

Frank will research connections between U.K. and U.S. history and culture.

2016-17 Capaa And Rasa Award Recipients

May 24, 2016 Art, Art History and Archaeology, College of Arts and Humanities, English, History, Linguistics, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, School of Music, School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies

The College of Arts and Humanities extends its congratulations to outstanding faculty for RASA and CAPPA awards.

Jeremy Metz Published in The Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography

May 19, 2016 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Jeremy Metz's (Ph.D. Candidate in Comparative Literature) short biography of Yanick Lahens, prominent Haitian novelist and essayist, appears in the just-published The Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography

Martha Nell Smith Delivers Lecture at Hamilton College, among Other News

May 19, 2016 English

As a guest of Hamilton College’s DHi, on April 14th Martha Nell Smith delivered a lecture to the college, “Diversity is Not a Luxury in DH: Institutional and Individual Challenges.”

Joshua Weiner Adds to the BERLIN NOTEBOOK, Gives Readings in London and Prague

May 18, 2016 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Joshua Weiner was in Berlin in April, adding to the Berlin Notebook, which the Los Angeles Review of Books will publish this summer as an e-book.

Graduate Student Awards

May 18, 2016 English, Center for Literary and Comparative Studies

Congratulations to our graduate students on their awards and accomplishments.