English Graduate
Kentish Presented at Oxford Neuroscience Symposium
Esther Kentish (MSTC) visited Oxford, England in the United Kingdom on March 18-March 21 to present her poster presentation “Bridging the Gap: The Dictomoy between Neuropsychology and Data Visualization” in the Oxford Neuroscience Symposium. Esther met with several neuropsychologists, neuroscientists, […]
Horne, Meshaw, and Morgan Presented at 2019 Anguish Conference
Our MA literature concentration students, Austin Horne and Clark Meshaw, and MA linguistics concentration student, Marissa Morgan, presented their research at the 2019 Anguish conference in Washington, D.C. last month. The following topics were presented: Austin Horne – “Either/Or: The Roles […]
Tim Becker – Winner of the Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award for 2018
Congratulations to Tim Becker for being a winner of the Excellence in Graduate Teaching Award for 2018! Thanks go to him for his achievements in the classroom and sustaining the great teaching that goes on in our department. A […]
Graduate Student Notes for March 2019
Threa Almontaster published a poem in Adroit Journal. Tim Becker won the Excellence in Graduate Teaching Awards 2018. The following MS Technical Communication and CRDM students presented their research at the 8th Annual Symposium on Communicating Complex Information (SCCI) at Louisiana Tech […]
Bryant, Colin, Levchenko, and Jenkins Presented at 40th Southwest Popular American Culture Association Conference Conference
Our MA Film Studies students Phillip Bryant, Mariana Colín, Darya Levchenko and Austin Jenkins presented their research last month at the 40th Southwest Popular American Culture Association Conference in Albuquerque, NM. Their academic trip was financed from the individual English Graduate Travel Awards granted […]
Chen, Khan, and Xie Presented at 8th Annual Symposium in Communicating Complex Information Conference
Our MS Technical Communication students presented their research at the 8th Annual Symposium in Communicating Complex Information (SCCI) at Louisiana Tech University last month. SCCI 2019 aims to explore how the design and presentation of complex information affect how humans use […]
Graduate Student Notes for February 2019
Peter Andrews and Marie Bissell, both first-year MA linguistics concentration students, presented at the Linguistic Society of America and American Dialect Society conferences in January. Andrews presented “Gender Differentiation of Ruralness in Southeastern Ohio,” and Bissell presented “The Phonology of Intrusive [l]” and “The Role of […]
Peter Andrews & Marie Bissell Presented at the Linguistic Society of America and American Dialect Society Conferences
Peter Andrews and Marie Bissell, both first-year MA linguistics concentration students, presented at the Linguistic Society of America and American Dialect Society conferences this past January 2019. Andrews felt that presenting his paper, “Gender Differentiation of Ruralness in Southeastern Ohio,” […]
Graduate Student Notes for January 2019
Ina Cariño published poems in Nat. Brut andTupelo Quarterly. Jane Craven has received a scholarship to attend the Bread Loaf Environmental Writing Conference in poetry. Three CRDM students published book reviews in the latest issue of Technical Communication Quarterly: Nupoor Jalindre, Teaching […]
Graduate Student Notes for December 2018
On December 1, Ina Cariño read at Duke Coffeehouse in Durham on Dec. 1 with Dorothea Lasky and Jessica Q. Stark. Several MSTC and CRDM graduate students presented posters at the WritersUA East conference held October 4–5 here at NC State: Jianfen […]