English Faculty Notes
Faculty Notes for January 2020
CHRIS ANSON Chris Anson, Chen Chen, and Ian Anson’s research article on “Talking About Writing: A Study of Key Terms Used Instructionally Across the Curriculum” has been published in (Re)Considering What We Know: Learning Thresholds in Writing, Composition, Rhetoric, and Literacy (Utah […]
Miller Shares Unearthed Photos From MLK’s 1966 Reynolds Coliseum Visit
Earlier this month, NC State’s English professor, Dr. Jason Miller, presented “When MLK and the KKK Met in Raleigh” and never-before-developed photographs at Witherspoon Cinema in commemoration of MLK. The event documented the 1,800 person KKK march down Fayetteville Street […]
Faculty Notes for December 2019
CHRIS ANSON With Gwendolynne Reid, Chris Anson published “Public- and Expert-Facing Communication: A Case Study of Internet-Mediated Citizen Science” in Science Communication on the Internet: Old Genres Meet New Genres, eds. Carmen Pérez-Llantada and María José Luzón (Amsterdam: John Benjamins). Anson’s article with Ian […]
Faculty Notes for November 2019
CHRIS ANSON On November 7, Chris Anson discussed “The Practice and Ethics of Text Recycling” as part of our departmental Speakers Series. HELEN BURGESS Helen Burgess’s essay “Introduction: Critical Making and Executable Kits,” co-written with Roger Whitson, appears in issue […]
Dufresne Presented at 2019 National Council of Teachers of English
Our MA literature concentration student, Kelsey Virginia Downs Dufresne, just presented her paper, “21st Century Teaching: Bringing a Publishing Curriculum to Your Classroom” at the 2019 National Council of Teachers of English in Baltimore, Maryland! Her presentation explored how teachers […]
76th Southeastern Renaissance Conference at Aloft Raleigh (October 18th & 19th)
This Friday and Saturday the NC State Department of English will host the 76th annual Southeastern Renaissance Conference. This regional conference has long been a collegial and welcoming forum for sharing new work in early modern studies. This year, […]
Wilhite Selected As A Finalist for University’s 3MT Competition
Congratulations to Angela Wilhite, an MFA in our program, who has been selected as one of the finalists for the university’s 3MT (three-minute thesis) competition! This competition asks graduate students to deliver a short presentation that sums up their graduate […]
Jenkins & Vause Presented at The Popular Culture/American Culture Association in the South Conference
Austin Jenkins and Katelyn Vause, our MA literature concentration graduate students, presented their paper last month at The Popular Culture Association/American Culture Association in the South Conference in Wilmington, NC. Vause shared, “The conference was small and had a fairly […]
Event Spotlight: Dufresne & The Voices of Our People
The Voices of Our People event was a success! So much kudos and hugs to our MA graduate student, Kelsey Virginia Downs Dufresne, for putting this all together. This event was open to the community and it had such a […]
Burt Presented at 2019 Comics and Popular Arts Conference with DragonCon
Our MA rhetoric and composition concentration student, Kathryn Burt, presented her paper in the Comics and Popular Arts Conference with DragonCon at Atlanta, Georgia early last month. She shared her experience presenting “How do you want to do this?: A […]