Apollon: The Undergraduate eJournal
Any undergraduate students interested in publishing their work in a high-quality e-journal might want to check out Apollon. Volume 2.1 in online now, with great articles about […]
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, […]
Graduation Reception on May 13
All graduating or not-graduating members of the English community should please come by the English Department (SJH B40) for an informal reception immediately following the […]
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 […]
Helpful Article from The Chronicle
Thanks to Regina for passing on this article from The Chronicle of Higher Education. Karen Kelsky writes a detailed “to do list” for those exploring […]
Congratulations, Alyssa-Rae!
A belated congratulations to Alyssa-Rae Hug whose proposal was accepted for “A Gateway to Professionalization: An Undergraduate Researcher Poster Session” at the Conference on College Composition […]
Job Opportunity at Readability, Arc90
A friend and fellow-English major from my undergraduate days posted a job opening yesterday at Readability for a Full Time Community Manager position. She recommended […]
Grad Classes Fall 2012 (Part 2)
Registration begins tomorrow, kiddies! Set your alarms for 6:55 a.m. and be logged in to UIS to start adding those numbers at 7:00 a.m. on […]
Ethan Lipton’s “No Place to Go”
It closes this weekend, but if you’re around in New York between now and then, Ethan Lipton’s “No Place to Go” at Joe’s Pub / […]
Job Opportunities at Farmingdale State College
Farmingdale State College has posted several openings for Adjunct Faculty. Farmingdale, a campus of the State University of New York, is a college of applied […]
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 […]
The Newsletter has arrived!
Here is a sneak peek at this year’s version of the newsletter. Check out link below to view the full version of the 2012 English […]
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) […]
Spring 2012 Graduation Deadlines
I’ve been getting a few questions about deadlines for people who want to graduate this May. MA Portfolios are due by Monday April 16 to […]
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 […]
Congratulations, Sarah!
Congratulations to Sarah Goncalves! Sarah will be having an original short story published in The Garbanzo Literary Journal, which she wrote for Professor Brownstein’s class […]
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 […]
Roundtable on Fall Grad Classes: Tomorrow!
Don’t forget to attend tomorrow afternoon’s roundtable discussion with faculty teaching graduate courses in the fall. The discussion will be held from 3:00 – 5:00 […]
Reminder: St. John’s Grad Conference Submissions due Thursday!
Many of you are compiling panels to submit for the graduate conference, and we can’t wait to see all the proposals! Don’t forget that we […]