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A few interesting reads from The Chronicle. Although many of us are quite far away from interviews, I think it is important to place them […]
A few interesting reads from The Chronicle. Although many of us are quite far away from interviews, I think it is important to place them […]
Don’t forget next Wednesday’s roundtable commemorating the events of 9/11. Here are some snippets from the flyer. For more information, please contact Dr. Fanuzzi. Join […]
BLOG – the four letter word that actually gets you into trouble if you don’t use it! Blogging today is not only for those who […]
An interesting article from the “Professor Hacker” column in the Chronicle of Higher Ed about the pros and cons of graduate students building personal websites. […]
There never seems to be sufficient words to describe the events of September 11, 2001. Even, or perhaps especially, as we prepare to mark its […]
This is the second year that I’ve been teaching our Introduction to the Profession graduate seminar, and this year the students and I will be […]
We hope you all had a wonderful summer. Perhaps relaxing. Perhaps productive. Perhaps crazy. We are glad to welcome you back for the fall semester. […]
Here’s the view from outside the Hotel Rott, where I’m staying this week for the World Shakespeare Congress. The hotel is in the center of […]
This Wednesday, June 8, is, as you all know World Oceans Day. If you’d like to watch me moderate a panel on recent ocean-themed books […]
St. John’s DA student Josh Pangborn’s new play, Don Gio, will be part of the Midtown International Theatre Festival this summer. Tickets are going fast! […]
It’s here. Many of you have been anxiously awaiting this moment, counting down the days, ticking off assignments, consuming insane amounts of coffee. Wait no longer! […]
A quick re-post of the three summer grad courses the English department is offering online this summer, on starting on May 31 (Trauma Theory with […]
Check out this call for papers for the inaugural edition of Ellipsis…A Journal for Undergraduate Research in the Humanities. This call for papers is strictly for […]
A reminder to all graduating English students: Dr. Ahmad and Dr. Lubey have organized an informal reception on Sunday, May 15 following the commencement ceremony. […]
Dr. King has kindly shared some upcoming events with us. If you are interested in Victorian Lit, both of these events are great opportunities to […]
Environmental Rhetoric: Ecologies of Place Peter N. Goggin, editor Essay proposals are invited for a collection of original papers titled Environmental Rhetoric: Ecologies of Place. […]
Mostly we write books or work on other long-term projects during our time away from the classroom, but this spring I’ve also got a couple […]
I just wanted to take the time to congratulate everyone who participated in the Grad Conference this past Saturday. The discussions were quite interesting and […]
For information about Stony Brook’s Creative Writing MFA program, you are invited to attend an Open House at Stony Brook Manhattan tomorrow evening, April 12 […]
Today at 4:00 in Bent Hall 277 A&B, Adam Mansbach, novelist, critic, and professor at Rutgers University, will be giving a talk on his 2005 […]
For those of you who have an interest in Medieval lit, you should definitely check out the New Chaucer Society. They have just announced a […]
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