Flora Thomas’s Poetry Showcased
Amber Flora Thomas's poems "Faraway as a Sparrow" and "Eclipsed" were published in Colorado Review. Her poem "Palinode (the Rabbits)" was published in Pedestal Magazine. In addition, Flora Thomas completed...
Amber Flora Thomas's poems "Faraway as a Sparrow" and "Eclipsed" were published in Colorado Review. Her poem "Palinode (the Rabbits)" was published in Pedestal Magazine. In addition, Flora Thomas completed...
Two of John Hoppenthaler's poems from his forthcoming fourth collection of poetry, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area, were just published on various outlets. "Current Events" was published in the new...
Dr. Kirstin Squint and English M.A. student Amy Pine attended the 2023 South Atlantic Modern Language Association conference in Atlanta, Georgia, from November 9-11. At the conference, both presented research...
Two poems about OCD from John Hoppenthaler's new book, Night Wing over Metropolitan Area, are discussed in an article in Synapsis: A Health Humanities Journal. His poem "The Nature of...
On October 4th and 5th, Dr. Marame Gueye was invited by the African Studies Program at the College of Charleston to give a public talk entitled: "The Fabric of Family:...
MA (Literature Concentration) graduate Josh Pittman (2014) recently moved from the Department of English at Bluefield College, VA (a small liberal arts college) to a position at the same rank...
Jennifer Sisk was featured in the Summer 2023 edition of Cornerstone, the Thomas Harriott College of Arts and Sciences online newsletter. Sisk is lauded for her role as the ECU...
Dr. Erin Clark recently published an entry called “Feminisms” in Keywords in Technical Communication, edited by Han Yu and Jonathan Buehl (WAC Clearinghouse). Keywords in Technical and Professional Communication explores the...
Dr. Margaret Bauer recently won the 2022-2023 Department of English Award for Excellence in Research and Creative Activity. Dr. Wendy Sharer and Randall Martoccia received the 2022-2023 Department of English...
John Hoppenthaler has two new poems," One Week before the Solstice” and "Chant," in the latest issue of Laurel Review. In addition, Hoppenthaler recently gave poetry readings at the North...