English Faculty Notes
Faculty Notes for December 2018
BELLE BOGGS In October, Belle Boggs read as part of the “Mothers and Strangers” gallery exhibit organized by Lee Smith and Samia Serageldin, co-editors of a new anthology, Mothers and Strangers, forthcoming from UNC Press. Boggs published “The Significance of Michelle […]
Faculty Notes for November 2018
HELEN BURGESS and MAGGIE SIMON Helen Burgess and Maggie Simon were interviewed about their Intimate Fields project by the Triangle Digital Humanities Network. DAUN DAEMON Daun Daemon’s poem “Hens” is forthcoming in Third Wednesday. PAUL FYFE Paul Fyfe helped to organize the […]
NC State’s Walt Wolfram Receives UNC System’s Holshouser Award
For his work toward “improving the quality of life for all North Carolinians,” William C. Friday Distinguished University Professor Walt Wolfram has been honored with the 2018 Gov. James E. Holshouser Jr. Award for Excellence in Public Service.
Faculty Notes for October 2018
DAUN DAEMONDaun Daemon’s poem “My Daddy Taught Me to Pack”has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize.PAUL FYFE Paul Fyfe received the 2018 NCSU Libraries Faculty Award. This is the third consecutive year that a CRDM faculty member has won (2017 […]
Faculty Notes for September 2018
DAUN DAEMON Daun Daemon’s poem “Between the Sheets” was posted on Dime Show Review on August 31. Daemon’s short story “Goodbye Ghost” was posted in volume 13.4 of the Same on September 25. PAUL FYFE Paul Fyfe published “Scale” in […]
College Celebrates Its Outstanding Faculty
NC State’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences honored our top scholars, advisers and teachers earlier this fall during a reception for new and returning faculty and staff. Here are some of the faculty who were recognized, and the awards they received.
Faculty Notes for July/August 2018
BELLE BOGGS Belle Boggs’s novel The Gulf will be published by Graywolf Press in April 2019. In July, she interviewed Onnesha Roychoudhuri at Flyleaf Books about Onnesha’s new book, The Marginalized Majority. The event was broadcast on CSPAN Book-TV. PAUL BROYLES Paul […]
Six Must-See 21st Century Documentaries About Life in North Carolina
Film studies professor Marsha Gordon lists six memorable documentaries, released within the past 20 years, that capture the spirit of North Carolina.
Faculty Notes for May/June 2018
RONISHA BROWDY Ronisha Browdy’s article “More than just a plot of land: Intersecting Identities and Rhetorical Impact of Michelle Obama’s Kitchen Garden” was published in the Winter 2017/18 Issue of Women and Language. STAN DICKS Stan Dicks has published an […]
Remember the Humanity of Immigrants, This Poet Urges
NC State poet and English professor Eduardo Corral is the son of migrants who crossed into Nogales, Arizona, in the 1970s. Corral says his “gaze, heart and soul” are always attuned to border issues. The PBS News Hour spoke with Corral, who hopes his work "makes the internal lives of immigrants visible, something [that's] forgotten or intentionally omitted in the national conversation."