Dr. Shanté Paradigm Smalls’s Podcast!
Looking for a new podcast? The St John’s English department would like to recommend the brilliant and thought-provoking conversation of our own distinguished faculty member […]
Articles by Steve Mentz
Spring 2021 Undergraduate Course Offerings
Spring 2021 Undergraduate English Flyer Queens And Staten Island Campus *ATTENTION FIRST YEAR AND SOPHOMORES* PLEASE SEE BACK PAGES FOR THE NEW ENGLISH MAJOR REQUIREMENTS ENG. 2060: American […]
Spring 2021 Graduate Course Offerings
Spring 2021 Graduate Flyer ENG. 100: Modern Critical Theories (14047) R. 5:00 – 7:00 PM ONLINE SYNCHRONOUSDr. Elda Tsou Email: tsoue@stjohns.edu This course is an […]
Distinguished Lecture Series featuring Dr. Jonathan Culler via Zoom October 28
On behalf of Phi Beta Kappa Cornell, we would like to invite you to our Distinguished Lecture Series featuring Dr. Jonathan Culler, who will be […]
CFP for Have We Arrived? A special summer 2021 issue with Praxis Deadline January 15, 2021
Have We Arrived? Revisiting and Rethinking Responsibility in Writing Center Work: The Need for Transformative Listening and Mindfulness of Difference, Special Summer 2021 Issue, Praxis […]
Grad Advising for Spring 2021
Here’s the Spring 2021 Flyer with our graduate course offerings for Spring 2021! MA and PhD students should contact Dr. Amy King, Director of Graduate […]
Publishing Events with New York Publishers: 10/20, 11/10, and 11/17
HarperCollins Publishers—Tuesday October 20 at 1 pm, Register at: https://stjohns.joinhandshake.com/events/592621 Penguin Random House Publisher—Tuesday, November 10 at 1 pm Register at https://stjohns.joinhandshake.com/events/603889 Hachette Book Group—Tuesday, November 17 […]
Spring 2021 Advising: Online Edition!
During this strange Covid semester, the English department is modifying our usual advising practice for English majors and minors. We are going to reach out […]
Call for Papers: St. John’s University Humanities Review Spring 2021 Issue
Call for Papers: St. John’s University Humanities Review Spring 2021 Issue St. John’s University Humanities Review “Time in the Time of COVID-19: The Relationship […]
Critical Race & Ethnic Studies Courses at SJU Spring 2021
The Department of English will be hosting a new undergraduate course in Critical Race & Ethnic Studies (CRES) in Spring 2021. The course will be […]
Opportunity for ABD Graduate Students Who Will Be Dissertating in the 2021-2022 Academic Year
For any “all but dissertation” graduate students who will be writing their dissertations in the 2021-2022 academic year, please click here to apply for a […]
Bookmarks via WebEx!
Our first departmental Bookmarks event of the virtual era will be held on Th Oct 15 at 3 pm. Here is the flyer: Bookmarks, Dr. […]
NeMLA CPF: Abstract Submissions due 9/30
Please see the NeMLA call for papers below! We hope that some of you will consider submitting. NeMLA has secured a digital event […]
Here’s a link to a writing workshop for help drafting personal statements for grants and residencies. For Queens-based writers, and sponsored by Newtown Library. In […]
SJU Academic Center for Equity and Inclusion Events
The ACEI welcomes everyone back to campus for a safe and productive year ahead and hopes that everyone stays well in the days to come. […]
Job Market Advice: How to Keep Your Options Open
From Inside Higher Ed: https://www.insidehighered.com/advice/2020/06/29/advice-keeping-your-options-open-during-faculty-job-search-over-coming-year
Resource Guide: Safeguarding, Supporting, & Supervising Gender Minority Students
I am Dr. Chris Chevallier and I’ve been leading a project on gender minority students in higher education. This project was conducted in association with […]
SJU Reading Series: Sunday June 28 6:30 pm
With thanks to Maureen Daniels, and Dr. Ganter’s Zoom-wizardry, we bring to you this Sunday evening at 6:30 pm the first in a series of […]
Writing Remix: with SJU alums Dan Dissinger, Danielle Lee, & others
One of the bright spots in this quarantine spring has been discovering new work by SJU PhDs. A particular favorite has been the podcasting of […]
English Department Anti-Racist Statement and Action Items
The English Department would like to share a collaborative and living document that articulates our rejection of anti-Blackness and our strategies to self-assess and revise […]
