The New E-Archive: Presentation on 10/2 (12:15 – 1:40)
The Center for Teaching and Learning and the English Department present an introduction to some newly available e-rousources at St. John’s, EEBO and ECCO. We’ll […]
Events
Kathleen Fitzpatrick on 9/24
Many of us were there for the first in this year’s series of Digital Humanities talks yesterday, but as a recap and perhaps a spur […]
Graduate Application Workshop
Dr. Lubey’s Graduate Application Workshop will help students apply to graduate programs in the humanities, law school, post graduate fellowships, and organizations such as Teach […]
Speakers on Campus – 10/4 (RSVP required)
The Academic Lectures Series is proud to present: A Conversation with Cara Hoffman, Author of “So Much Pretty” Date: Thursday, October 4th, 2012 Time: 1:50 […]
Kathleen Fitzpatrick on Digital Authorship: Monday at 1:50
Come to Bent Hall 101c at 1:50 pm on Monday to hear Kathleen Fitzpatrick on “The Future of Authorship: Writing in the Digital Age” Here’s […]
CTL Workshop on using Digication
The Center for Teaching and Learning hosts events on campus throughout the year on matters related to pedagogy and academic life. These events are all […]
Charles Dickens at the NYPL
A fall exhibition, “Charles Dickens: The Key to Character,” will be at the New York Public Library’s Wertheim Study Sept 14 – Jan 27. This […]
The Future of Authorship Lecture on 9/24
Here’s the link, and details below. September 24, 2012 1:50 PM Bent Hall Rm. 101C, Queens Campus Guest Speaker: Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Director of […]
Using Wikipedia: Panel on 9/20
An event on “Using Wikipedia to Promote Students’ Research, Writing, and Critical Thinking Skills” will be held on Thursday, September 20. For more information please […]
Reception and Blog Launch: Th 9/6, 6-8 pm
Come gather with the English department faculty and students next Thursday night to celebrate the new semester and the re-launch of this blog! We’ll be […]
The Future of Authorship in the Digital Age: Lecture on 9/24
Coming soon — the first in a series of talks on the Digital Humanities! The Future of Authorship: Writing in the Digital Age Dr. Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Director […]
Welcome to Fall 2012!
Welcome to the St. John’s English Department! For those who don’t know me yet, I’m Dr. Steve Mentz, Professor of English, Director of Graduate Studies, […]
Conference at Columbia U
The Columbia Shakespeare Seminar is co-sponsoring a one-day conference at Columbia University this Friday, April 27. THE READING OF BOOKS AND THE READING OF LITERATUREFriday, […]
St. John’s English Graduate Conference
The English Department Graduate Conference is coming up this Saturday, April 21 with a standout list of presentations. We are very excited to welcome you […]
Shakespeare’s “Lost Play” Lecture at Rutgers
Shakespeare’s “Lost Play”: After the Arden EditionApril 12, 20124:30 – 6:00 p.m.Murray Hall, Plangere Annex 302510 George StreetNew Brunswick, NJReception to followThe Rutgers British Studies […]
Shakespeare Lectures at NYPL
Perhaps you will not be quite as excited as I am about this series of lectures. I may or may not be trying to get […]
Graduate Courses Fall 2012 (Part 1)
Registration is just around the corner, fellow graduate students. It’s time to choose your classes, but which ones are you going to take? A few […]
Lecture by Professor James Bednarz
“Incorporate Selves: Shakespeare’s Mythmaking” A lecture by Professor James Bednarz of Long Island University Sponsored by the CUNY Graduate Center Early Modern Interdisciplinary Group (EMIG) […]
On Campus Reading w/Caribbean Writers
This announcement came through the St. John’s e-blast a few days ago, and I thought it would be a great event to repost on the […]
Thinking Outside the Triangle
Thinking Outside the Triangle: Comp/Rhet Research, Performance Studies, & Queer Theory Mark McBeth, Associate Professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice & CUNY English […]
CFP: St. John’s Graduate Conference
St. John’s University English Graduate Conference Call for Papers Discourses of Power: Subjugation, Struggle and Sacrifice in Literary and Political Cultures Saturday, April 21, 2012 […]
One more weekend of The Justice Project in Queens
Thank you to friends, students, and faculty who came out this past weekend to see the Manhattan performances of The Justice Project. It was wonderful […]