Get news & events by emailWelcome to the Writing Program of the Department of English and Comparative Literature at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The Writing Program office is located in 202 Greenlaw Hall and can be reached by telephone at (919) 962-6871.
Teaching Fellows: Teaching Applications are due on Friday, February 10, 2012 for the coming 2012-2013 Academic Year.
Please follow the link below to access further information and applications.
Information for Undergraduate Students
Students may wish to view information about first-year Writing Program courses, guidelines for portfolio examinations and exemptions, or the Writing in the Disciplines program.
Research Exposure in ENGL 102
The PIT Journal is linked to eight sections of ENGL 102 in the spring of 2012 as research exposure courses. Students who enroll in these sections will conduct original research and will be introduced to the research genres of the academy.
In the spring of 2012, the following English 102 sections will be linked to the PIT Journal.
| Days | Time | Location | Instructor | Section |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MWF | 9-9:50 | Dey 313 | Earl Brooks | 006 |
| MWF | 9-9:50 | Phillips 212 | Doreen Thierauf | 019 |
| MWF | 9-9:50 | Phillips 220 | Laurel Foote-Hudson | 013 |
| MWF | 8-8:50 | Greenlaw 317 | Sarah Workman | 038 |
| TR | 3:30-4:45 | Hanes 117 | April Munroe | 093 |
| TR | 8-9:15 | Murphey 202 | Jason Loan | 055 |
| MW | 2-3:15 | Kenan B121 | Ashley Guy | 034 |
| MW | 3:30-4:45 | MY G205 | Rebecca Nesvet | 045 |
Students enrolled in these sections will conduct original research in their major using research methods appropriate for their chosen field of study.
Students will share their research publicly by writing a conference proposal, preparing a conference presentation, and writing up the results of their research as an article manuscript or multi-media project.
Instruction in these sections will focus on introducing students to these genres and guiding them through the academic publishing process by submitting to the PIT "Works in Progress" Undergraduate Research Conference and the PIT Journal.
Find out more information about these sections.
Information for Teaching Fellows
This section contains program details, policies, schedules, and important forms for current teaching fellows in the Writing Program. Click on this link to access FALL 2011 PAYROLL FORMS if you will be teaching either a literature or a composition class.
This link also offers valuable teaching resources for teaching fellows.
Graduate Program in Rhetoric, Composition and Literacy
Learn more about this Graduate major within the Department of English and Comparative Literature.
Program Personnel
- Director of the Writing Program: Dr. Jane Danielewicz
- Assistant Director of the Writing Program: Dr. Jordynn Jack
- Program Assistant: Karen Sardi
- Graduate Assistant to the Director: Erich Werner
