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Abbey Morgan Awarded the Ann G. Wylie Semester Dissertation Fellowship!
May 21, 2018Abbey Morgan was awarded the Ann G. Wylie Semester Dissertation Fellowship.
Publications from Fatima Azam
May 21, 2018Fatima Azam recently published the article “Ink vs. Bytes: The Delicate Balance I Tried to Maintain in a Library.”REFLECTIONS Narratives of Professional Helping: Special Issue Librarians as Helping Professionals, vol. 23, no. 3, 2018, pp. 36-41.
Orrin Wang Presents Paper
May 21, 2018On May 31, 2018, Orrin Wang presented his paper, "Two Pipers and the Cliche of Romanticism" to the UCA Irvine Poetics Workshop; he also participated in the PhD defense of Gerald Ma, a MFA alum from our Creative Writing Program.
Maud Casey New Publications
May 21, 2018Maud Casey's essay "The Museum of 'Please Find Me'" appeared in The New York Times and her essay "A Speck in the Universe: On Voyage of Time" will appear as part of New England Review's upcoming Terrence Malick supplement.
Tita Chico Forthcoming Book from Stanford University Press
May 21, 2018This spring, Tita was invited to speak at Kings' College London (UK), the University of Kent (UK), the University of California, Berkeley, and Indiana University, and she also presented new work on mathematics and the periodical press at ASECS.
Updates from Sangeeta Ray
May 21, 2018Sangeeta Ray attended a few conferences and gave a couple of talks in AY 2017-18 She is presenting a paper at the Novel conference at Cornell University in June 2018.
Matthew Kirschenbaum receives mentorship award
May 16, 2018Professor Matthew Kirschenbaum receives the Kandice Chuh Mentorship Award during GEO spring ceremony
In Memoriam: Emeritus Professor of English Rod Jellama
May 15, 2018Emeritus Professor of English and poet Rod Jellema passed away in Washington, DC, at the age of 91 on Friday, May 11.
Program Grants
May 14, 2018The first round of CLCS grants have been awarded to projects to be held during the 2018-2019 academic year.
Annual Creative Writing MFA Student Prizes
May 09, 2018The Creative Writing Program is pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Academy of American Poets Poetry Prize and Katherine Anne Porter Fiction Prize.