Doug Cloud gave a presentation titled “Strategies for Concealing and Revealing Animus in Public Arguments About LGBTQ People” at After Marriage: A Conference Organized by CLAGS, The Center for LGBTQ Studies (CUNY) in New York, New York. The Academy of American […]
~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub Although reading his poetry now and looking at the list of his awards, honors, and publications might make it hard to believe, at one point Gregory Pardlo dropped out of Rutger’s having “bought into the stories about African […]
Megan Skeehan Admin Assistant II for the Ethnic Studies Department in Eddy Currently reading: Warriors Don’t Cry by Melba Pattillo Beals “My stepson is about to read this YA novelization of The Little Rock Nine for his advanced seventh grade […]
~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub I was a lucky kid. I grew up in a really small town in a rural area of Oregon, but was part of a really big family. My mom is the second oldest of 12 […]
Jordan Sophomore, English with Education Concentration Favorite class: 20th century fiction with Debra Walker. “Unlike a lot of the intro classes there’s a lot more variety in 20th century fiction that makes the class more interesting and diverse” Favorite poem: […]
Tim Amidon and Michele Simmons (Miami University) gave a research talk titled “Negotiating ‘messy’ research context and design through adaptive research stances” at the Association for Computing Machinery’s (ACM) Special Interest Group on the Design of Communication (SIGDOC) in Washington, D.C. While […]
Tony Becker recently had an article, “L2 Students’ Performance on Listening Comprehension Items Targeting Local and Global Information,” published in the Journal of English for Academic Purposes. For those interested in reading the article, it is currently available at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S147515851630042X. Judy […]
Jam For Bev McQuinn A decade gone, responding to my plea for thinning, you dug canes with vigor, creating welcomed roominess in my raspberry forest and seeding a small grove of your own. Every summer since then, you have blessed […]
~from intern Joyce Bohling Brittany Enos M.A. Literature Expected Graduation: Spring 2018 What are you working on today? Lesson planning! This morning I worked on some lesson plans, this morning I worked on some research proposals for my research methods […]
Lindsay Brookshier Current Graduate Student and GTA, MA in Literature I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkins lymphoma during my final semester of my Bachelor’s degree in English literature and women’s studies in Spring 2015 at the age of 27 years old. […]