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Elizabeth Arnold's poem, "Going" has been nominated for a Pushcart prize.
Continue on to learn about Martha Nell Smith's four invited lectures, among other news.
Lecturer Jonathan Rick delivered a guest lecture on the art and science of headline writing at Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies.
A team consisting of Scott Wible, Justin Lohr, and Heather Lindenman won a Foxworth Creative Enterprise Initiative grant to support ENGL292/388C, Writing for Change.
On November 6, Cameron presented a paper called "More than a Feeling: Emotion in Cognitive Rhetoric," co-written with Professor Michael Israel, at the 12th Conceptual Structure, Discourse, and Language Conference, in Santa Barbara, California.
Marilee Lindemann will sit on the panel "Gendering the Public Intellectual" on Saturday, January 10th at noon.
Martha Nell Smith will speak on "Queer Archives" at the MLA conference on Thursday, January 8, at noon.
Great news! The department of English has received Bronze Certification in our efforts to become a Green Office.
Jeremy Metz (Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Literature) has contributed the entry on Haitian author and winner of the 2014 French Prix Fémina, Yanick Lahens, to the Dictionary of Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Biography
Aaron's translation from Dante's Paradiso, "Beatific Vision," has been published in jmmw. His poem "A Young Man Flees" and essay "Pitched Past Pitch of Grief: The Poetry and Life of Gerard Manley Hopkins" were published in Humane Pursuits.