During Spring break, John Hoppenthaler delivered a talk, “My Dozen Years on the Masthead: Kestrel in Transition,” as part of the panel, Celebrating 30 Years: Kestrel: A Journal of Literature...
Dr. Katya Sudina has recently returned from Portland, Oregon, where she presented two papers at the American Association for Applied Linguistics conference. The first paper, “Scale quality in applied linguistics...
Dr. Margaret Bauer is the first editor to be interviewed for the new web feature of the Council of Editors of Learned Journals. The feature debuts with the North Carolina...
Dr. Mark Johnson just returned from Portland, Oregon where he and Mahmoud Abdi Tabari presented the preliminary findings of their research on task complexity and the use of cohesive devices in...
Dr. Marame Gueye was a guest on the podcast Feminismo Del Sur with Aminata Toure, Senegal's former Prime Minister to talk about Feminist Resistance to Colonialism and Reparations. Gueye attended a tandem...
Dr. Andrea Kitta's essay "God is My Vaccine: Religious Belief and COVID in the United States" was published in Cultural Analysis, Series 1, 2023. In the essay, Kitta argues, "We...
ECU Creative Writing alumna, Jessica Cory (MA, 2012), with Laura Wright, has co-edited Appalachian Ecocriticism and the Paradox of Place, scholarly essays that engage environmental and ecocritical theories. Cory teaches...
PhD candidate Morgan Banville will begin a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Humanities at Massachusetts Maritime Academy this fall. In addition, Banville’s research in surveillance has led to a robust...
Dr. Marianne Montgomery’s chapter “Fat Falstaffs and Sullied Flesh in Dryden’s Amboyna,” which explores allusions to Shakespeare in the notorious torture scene in John Dryden’s Restoration tragedy, was just published...
Gabrielle Freeman had three poems — "Desolate," "Danger, Illustrated," and "Once More Become the Goddess" — published in Across the Margin. Across the Margin is an online Arts & Culture magazine /...