The Student Scholarships and Awards Committee is pleased to announce Ilaria Grace Noonan as the Paul Farr Memorial Essay Award recipient. Noonan’s essay “Not the Typical Murder Mystery: Understanding Humanity...
Gabrielle Freeman’s book of poetry, DISSENT, has been accepted by Small Harbor Publishing's print house, Harbor Editions. Written in collaboration with poet Kathleen Nalley, the book will be published in...
Dr. Kirstin Squint collaborated with staff from Joyner Library, Kristen Daniel and Alston Cobourn, and from the Ledonia Wright Cultural Center, Nichole Maldonado, to host a program for eleventh graders...
Four doctoral students and four RWPC faculty members have published a co-edited special issue of Technical Communication and Social Justice. The special issue is on Digital Activism, Pedagogy, and Advocacy,...
Dr. Thomas Herron has won a Research Reassignment Award of one course release in Fall 2025, which will allow him to prepare a grant application of additional development of his...
On April 22, Christy Hallberg led an in-conversation event with novelist and East Tennessee State University English professor Michael Amos Cody. The event, held at The Generalist in downtown Johnson...
The ECU Zine Lab’s first workshop, March 28-29, has produced more than a dozen themed zines. The new zine lab, a collaboration with Missouri S&T through a PIT-UN grant, leverages...
Jennah Sutton, one of the department’s 2024 BA English graduates, will have an essay she wrote on the reality series Wife Swap in Dr. Amanda Klein's FILM 4985 class published...
Dr. Desiree Dighton, along with two PhD students, Ben Abel, and Mina Bikmohammadi published "Localizing with GAI in the Archives: Exploring Practitioner Attitudes on Challenges and Opportunities" in Technical Communication...
Alum Ina Cariño (BA English and Creative Writing Minor, ’16) received the 2025 Lucille Medwick Memorial Award for her poem, “What’s the First Word in ‘Illegal Immigrant’?”. Cariño is a...