Five Must-Read Summer Book Picks by Asian and Asian American Authors
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Professor Valiavitcharska Publishes Rhetoric and Rhythm in Byzantium
September 24, 2013Congratulations to Professor Vessela Valiavitcharska, on her publication of Rhetoric and Rhythm in Byzantium!
Recording of Script-In-Hand: The Browning Version Now Available!
September 24, 2013Professor Michael Olmert's Script-In-Hand: The Browning Version is available for viewing on Vimeo.
Bill Dunlap: Department Alumnus and Visual Artist
September 19, 2013An alumnus of the department, Bill Dunlap has enjoyed sucess in the field of visual art.
Funding Available from Center for Literary and Comparative Studies
September 19, 2013Apply by 4 October 2013 for funding to support academic programming during the 2013-2014 and the 2014-2015 academic years.
Emily Mitchell Has Two Short Stories Published
September 17, 2013Professor Emily Mitchell has had two short stories published this year. Her story, "Biography" was published in Alaska Quarterly Review and her story, "Four American Folktales" was published in Guernica. Congratulations, Emily!
Amanda Visconti Invited Speaker at "Digital Ulysses"
September 17, 2013Amanda Visconti was an invited speaker at "Digital Ulysses." She also attended a talk at One Week | One Tool, and published an essay on "grangerizing."
Ph.D. Candidate Natalie Phillips Hoffmann's Article Published
September 12, 2013Natalie Phillips Hoffmann's article, "Claiming Her Own Contexts: Strategic Singularity in the Poetry of Toru Dutt,” has been republished as a chapter in the new book "Muses India: Essays on English-Language Writers from Mahomet to Rushdie"
Professor Regina Harrison Films, Directs, Produces, and Translates
September 12, 2013Professor Regina Harrison filmed, directed, produced, and translated a 25-minute DVD "GRINGO KULLKI: SUCRES TO DOLLARS IN ECUADOR" on the change from sucres to U.S. dollars among the indigenous communities of the Andean highlands of Ecuador.
Professor Vincent Carretta's Latest Lectures and Work
September 12, 2013Vin Carretta gave a public lecture, "Re-introducing Phillis Wheatley, a Genius in Bondage," sponsored by the Deerfield Historical Society (MA) in July.
News and Accomplishments from the Professional Writing Program
September 11, 2013The Professional Writing Program has been hard at work and its faculty has many recent accomplishments.