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The Modern Language Association has awarded its sixteenth annual Prize for a First Book to Matt Kirschenbaum for Mechanisms: New Media and the Forensic Imagination (MIT Press, 2008).
Leigh Ryan, Director of the Writing Center, has won the 2009 Ron Maxwell Award for Distinguished Leadership in Promoting the Collaborative Learning Practices of Peer Tutors in Writing.
"Being able to speak with a certain amount of clarity what's in your mind and in your heart seems to me to be inseparable from having a happy life," says Plumly on the task of poetry.
The career of Stanley Plumly will be the focus of a two-day conference October 29th and 30th.
Helen McClung and Leigh Ryan will be recognized for their years of service to the College of Arts and Humanities.
C.D. Mote, President of the University, has approved promotions for Professors Maud Casey, Michael Olmert, and Sangeeta Ray.
PEN has named Stanley Plumly's Posthumous Keats (W.W. Norton, 2008) runner-up for the best biography of the year.
The career of Adele Berlin, Robert H. Smith Professor of Bible, was celebrated by the University on the occasion of her retirement.
Michael Collier will accept his prize at the 2009 "Academy Awards in Literature" at a New York City gala this May.
The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation has announced its 2009 of fellows, and Maryland's Vincent Carretta is among them.