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Lecturer Katie Herman (MFA '13) Published in B O D Y and Leveler
November 05, 2013Lecturer Katie Herman's (MFA '13) poem, “Parable” was published in B O D Y on July 29, 2013. Read her poem here: http://bodyliterature.com/2013/07/29/katie-herman/Katie will also see her poem “Ocean Park” published in Leveler on November 24, 2013.
Lecturer Sarah Pleydell accepted into Pen Faulkner Writers in the School Program
November 05, 2013Sarah has been accepted into the Pen Fualker Writers in the School Program, among other accomplishments!
Matthew Kirschenbaum Contributes to Library of Congress Report and Presents Work
November 05, 2013Matthew Kirschenbaum has contributed a commissioned essay entitled "An Executable Past: The Case for a National Software Registry," among other recent work.
Updates from the Professional Writing Program
November 05, 2013PWP has been hard at work, here are some recent accomplishments and news!
Lecturer Adam Lloyd Attends and Presents at 78th Annual International Convention of the Association for Business Communication
November 05, 2013Adam Lloyd had an incredible time attending, and presenting a paper at, the 78th Annual International Convention of the Association for Business Communication in New Orleans 10/23-10/26.
Lecturer Katherine E. Young reads Translations
November 05, 2013Katherine recently read translations in Bethesda, Maryland and Bloomington, Indiana.
Professor Bob Levine Gives Lectures and is Recently Published
November 05, 2013Professor Levine's essay was recently published in Jim Crow, Literature, and the Legacy of Sutton E. Griggs. He also gave lectures and chaired a roundtable.
Alumna Emily Orlando Tenured and Published
November 05, 2013Congratulations to Emily Orlando, PhD 2002, on her recent accomplishments!
Nov. 13-15: Baggett Lectures: Neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene
October 31, 2013Nov. 13: "Reading: How Literacy Changes our Brain"; Nov. 14: "Arithmetic: The Brain Mechanisms of Numeracy"; Nov. 15: "Language, Music, and Mathematics: In Search of Brain Mechanisms for Syntax"
Nov. 13-15: Baggett Lectures: Neuroscientist Stanislas Dehaene
October 31, 2013Nov. 13: "Reading: How Literacy Changes our Brain"; Nov. 14: "Arithmetic: The Brain Mechanisms of Numeracy"; Nov. 15: "Language, Music, and Mathematics: In Search of Brain Mechanisms for Syntax"