Attention Grads!
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. […]
Events for Victorianists
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 […]
Call for Proposals for a collection
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. […]
What Do Your Professors do on Sabbatical?
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 […]
See You Next Year!
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 […]
Stony Brook Creative Writing MFA
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 […]
Come see Adam Mansbach this afternoon!
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 […]
New Chaucer Society: Call for Participants
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 […]
The Hungry Ocean: Conference on Maritime Literature
A quick note for anyone who wants to travel up to Providence over Easter break, or anyone who wants to know what your professors do […]
English D.A. Students
Monday, April 4, at 4. p.m Dr. Lowney will be hosting an informal informational meeting for D.A. students. This meeting is for anyone who has […]
REMINDER: Graduate Registration
Registration for English Graduate Students begins next Monday, April 11 at 7:00 a.m. You may pick up a copy of the course bulletin in the […]
2011 St. John’s English Graduate Conference
The conference will take place on Saturday, April 16 in St. Albert Hall B70 & B75. This year’s conference features an exciting mix of scholarly […]
Discussion at CUNY Grad Center
We would love to hear what St. John’s Students think about the discussion. Please shoot us an email with your thoughts if you attend. *********************** […]
Time Change to Graduate ENG 580
There has been a time change to Dr. Amy King’s ENG 580 class, Jane Austen Today. The new time for the class will be Wednesdays […]
Don’t forget the Bookmarks event next week!
A reminder: The English Department is hosting our first Bookmarks event of the spring semester. Come join us for a talk with Dr. Sicari on his […]
Huck Finn discussion – Tuesday at noon
Greetings! There will be a roundtable discussion of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn at the library tomorrow. TIME: March 22, 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.LOCATION: Library Room […]
Fall 2011 Graduate Schedule Change
Please note the time for Dr. Lubey’s class has changed and is now 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. ENG 855: Theory of the Novel (75130) […]
Grad Students: Applications available for Sigma Tau Delta
Welcome back from spring break! Dr. Combs, the Faculty Advisor for the St. John’s Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, has sent around applications for English […]
Study Abroad Opportunity
The University of New Hampshire is proud to sponsor its thirty-third annual faculty-led summer program in the United Kingdom at Cambridge University. The program is […]
Upcoming Event…..
The Real Afghan Diaries: Educating Children in Afghanistan Thursday, March 24, 2010 Writing Center 10am-11:30am Ian Pounds is an American who lives with orphans in […]
DMI Scholars- Deadline is Monday!!
Sorry for the late posting, folks!! ******************************************************Dear St. John’s University faculty, staff and student leaders, DMI Scholars is a program of the Drum Major Institute […]