Job Opening at the New York Public LIbrary
Grad students who are finishing up might be interested in this — There is a fulltime opening at the NYPL for an Assistant Site Advisor in Upper […]
Grad students who are finishing up might be interested in this — There is a fulltime opening at the NYPL for an Assistant Site Advisor in Upper […]
Via Dr. Ganter —Harold Bloom is scheduled to give two Monday night talks at 6:30pm at the CUNY Graduate Center (34th st and 5th Ave).They […]
St. John’s students and staff are offered complimentary tickets to Rattlestick Playwrights Theater’s world premiere production of Yosemite by Daniel Talbott. For details on how to […]
Last Thursday, I attended a meeting held by the Career Center for English majors. Career Counselor Laura Smith had some great advice for English majors […]
Food for Thought: Eating, Politics, and Pedagogy (Or, Is the way to a student’s mind through her/his stomach?) Just back from the Popular Culture Association’s […]
Students interested in Victorian Studies might want to travel across town from April 13-15 to catch the annual meeting of the Northeast Victoria Studies Association […]
Professor Ganter invites you to a screening and discussion of Spike Lee’s film, Bamboozed, this Thursday, February 23 during common hour (1:45 PM – 3:30 […]
Undergraduate students who are considering going on to graduate study in English might be interested in the Rutgers English Diversity Institute summer fellowship. Designed for students ” from […]
Before we all scatter during spring break, I want you to note a couple of upcoming dates on your calendars. The first is Th March 15, […]
Here’s a link to the online journal Jacket 2, which has a special feature on Lawrence Joseph, a poet who also teaches at St. John’s […]
A recurring feature on this blog is News from the Future, which includes posts from recent St. John’s English alums, with their news from the […]
Anyone interested early modern literature should head over to the CUNY Grad Center this Friday to hear a trio of brilliant early modernists talk about […]
Dishing Gender February 16, 2012: RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES Come Discuss The Battle for Birth Control and The M.R.S. and the Ph.D. Educated Women and […]
I’m starting to take a look down the semester, thinking about putting together my Master’s Portfolio, and I realized this would be a great post […]
Here is another tidbit from In The Middle. Any undergraduates who taken classes in early modern and medieval studies, you may be particularly interested in […]
This morning In The Middle posted an announcement for the biennial Michael Camille Essay Prize. This essay competition is open to students currently in Master’s or […]
Here’s a great opportunity to spend most of June 2012 in London, studying at the New Globe Theater on the South Bank. It’s fully funded […]
Thomas R. Watson Conference on Rhetoric and Composition Oct. 18-20, 2012 – Louisville, KY “ECONOMIES OF WRITING” Organized by the University of Louisville English department […]
This is one of those times where I am really glad to live in NYC. I just heard about this fascinating production from one of […]
Partly for my Shakespeare courses and also for the entire St John’s community, I’ve started (another) new blog, Shakespeare Commons. Once I finish building up […]
Our own Dr Granville Ganter provides this report from the Delegate Assembling of the Modern Language Association, with interesting news on the changing shapes of the profession, […]
If you’re interested in exploring some possible non-traditional futures for English graduate students, I would like to suggest Dr. Melissa Mowry’s new seminar, “Humanities, Careers, […]
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