Hunter College Graduate Student ConferenceMay 11-12, 2012Storytellers: Crafting, Testifying, FibbingAll of us are natural storytellers. Whether fictional, non-fictional, biographical, or autobiographical, the narratives we weave […]
It’s time to start thinking about summer! Here are the undergraduate listings for both Summer Session I (May 29 – July 2) and Summer Session […]
Spring break is over, which means registration for next fall’s semester is almost upon us. I’ve actually already met with one early-loving undergraduate advisee, and […]
The flyer that’s up on my door and in the IWS and various other places has a fun picture that I can’t get to upload […]
To encourage our graduate students to take the next step and present work at outside professional conferences, St. John’s has made available up to $500 […]
Don’t forget that Dr. Lubey is giving a talk on 18th Century Feminisms at the NYPL this Friday, March 9 at 1:15 p.m. See our […]
Looking for something to do on the last day of spring break? Come to the grad center at 2 pm for a Poetics of Nothing! […]
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 […]
And here are the Undergraduate Course Offerings for this fall: FALL 2012 UNDERGRADUATE FLYER Eng. 2200 (76412)/ Hon. 2250 (76413): Introduction to English Studies MR […]
Below please find the Graduate Course Offerings for Fall 2012. Don’t forget that on Thursday, March 15 there will be a roundtable event in the […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ever wondered what your professors do when they are not sitting at the head of the seminar table? When they’re not downing coffee in their […]
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