News & Events
News
Student Spotlight: Tyson Weeks
Meet ECL and history double major Tyson Weeks!
DOECL Graduate Students Gather Around Lectures, Poetry, Films
Check out a few of the DOECL’s exciting graduate-run organizations!
Gram-O-Rama Performs “Past the Participle of No Return”
Congratulations to the Gram-O-Rama team for another year of hard work and for an incredible show!
Meet the Faculty: Steven Gotzler
Please join us in welcoming one of the newest additions to the ECL faculty: Professor Steven Gotzler.
Dr. Courtney Rivard Publishes “Layered Lives”
This August, DOECL Professor Courtney Rivard released her book Layered Lives: Rhetoric and Representation in the Southern Life History Project.
Prof. Wallace to Give Winter Commencement Speech
DOECL Professor Daniel Wallace—novelist, essayist, and illustrator—will speak to this winter’s graduates on December 11.
ECL Graduate Student Dailihana Alfonesca Shares Stories, Successes
Dailihana Alfonesca, a Literature, Medicine, and Culture master’s student, finds herself—and success—in creative writing. Alfonesca was recently nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Prof. Eliza Richards uses Hyde Fellowship for George Moses Horton Book
Prof. Richards’ project, The Collected Works of George Moses Horton: A Critical Edition, will serve as the first complete critical edition of George Moses Horton’s work.
Theodore Nollert Concludes First Full Semester as GPSG President
Department of English and Comparative Literature Ph.D. candidate Theodore Nollert just concluded his first full semester as Graduate and Professional Student Government (GSPG) President.
Three DOECL Members Publish in New Collection
Early Modern Criticism in a Time of Crisis features Katharine Landers and Mary Learner, and was co-edited by Professor David Baker.
Events
English 408 Showcase
April 24 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm The Pitch