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Massachusetts Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies Graduate Conference   The Massachusetts Center for Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst will host its […]

Please contact Czareena S. Dotchev (Czareena_Dotchev@schumer.senate.gov) if you are interested in applying to be an intern in Sen. Charles Schumer’s Long Island Office. It’s not […]

Please contact Susan Damiani, Director of Gift Planning (damianis@stjohns.edu) if you are interested in the GA being offered by her office. Details below.

DA student Nathalie Virgintino has recently published an entry in a research blog sponsored by the University of Wisconsin. Her blog post is here. Here’s a […]

Angela Hooks, doctoral student in English, recently received a $2000 grant to support her research project “Private Writing Shapes Voices for Public Discourse” in the […]

St. John’s University is very proud of its six — six! — new Doctors of Arts in English, who received their hoods from their mentors […]

This link takes you to all the forms needed for MA and DA students at different times in their progress to the degree. Here is […]

Current MA student Kevin MacDonnell, pictured here after presenting a paper at SUNY Stony Brook in March, has generously volunteered to be a contact for […]

There’s a new link to the assorted Graduate Forms needed by students nearing graduation, comprehensive exams, independent study courses, etc. Please download the forms from […]

More good news from one of our English alums! After teaching composition at LIU Post for three years, St. John’s English alum Steve Williams will […]

DA student Nathalie Virgintino recently presented a paper, “Where the ‘Domestic Yet Wild’ Things Are” at the Midwestern Victorian Studies Association Conference at the University […]

Please find the TYCA 2014’s Call for Proposals at the following address: http://www.tycanortheast.org/ The conference is being in Baltimore, MD from October 23rd to 25th.

We’ve just learned that there will be two separate graduation ceremonies on the Queens campus on Sunday May 18. The 10 am ceremony will be […]

Those interested in ecocriticism and Victorian literature and culture might want to head out to Stony Brook this coming Th, April 17, to hear Jesse […]

This past March, DA student Cristina Migliaccio delivered a paper, “The Implications of Translingualism in the Writing Center”, as part of a panel on “Writing Spaces […]

A quick note to the several students who will receive their Doctoral Degrees this coming May. St. John’s no longer requires in-house copy-editing of dissertations, […]

Here are the new flyers listing our fall 2014 course offerings: GRADUATE FLYER. Fall 2014 Undergraduate Flyer Fall 2014 Here also is the Summer 2014 […]

A quick reminder: if students are writing a MA Thesis, they do not also have to do a Portfolio. It’s one or the other! The […]

We anticipate have a very small number of GA fellowships (for MA students) and DF fellowships (for DA students) available from the English Department, starting […]

A quick change on the spring 2014 deadline for MA Portfolios. They will be due on April 1, not April 19. The Deadlines page has […]

Some good news during the snowstorm! Princess Ikatekit, a Writing Center consultant and Graduate Fellow in the MA program, has recently been awarded a competitive […]

As the new stjohns.edu website continues to get remade, we’ve collected all the Graduate Forms that English students seeking either the MA or DA degree […]