Dr. Marame Gueye and Maky Madiba Sylla received a $3720 grant (the Helms Fellowship) from Indiana University's Lilly Library to support archival research for their upcoming documentary on Senegalese writer Boubacar Boris...
Dr. Mark Johnson and Katie Crook (Carolina TESOL’s publications editor) recently appeared in TESOL International’s Podcast “TESOL Talks” discussing their experience participating in TESOL’s Advocacy and Policy Summit last summer....
Dr. Brian Glover recently published two new articles — “James Howell’s Familiar Letters, Print, and History” in Early Modern Literary Studies and “The Boswell Papers, Big Game Hunting, and the Mediated Meaning...
Professor John Hoppenthaler published new poems in The Southern Poetry Anthology, Volume IX: Virginia, joining Rita Dove, Charles Wright, Claudia Emerson, and many more. The Southern Poetry Anthology highlights poetry by...
Dr. Marame Gueye portrait was profiled in "Maram Gueye, Une Féministe Chercheuse En Amérique" [Maram Gueye, A Feminist Researcher In America] in SenePlus, a Senegalese media outlet. The article cites Gueye...
Meredith Lin (formerly Meredith Stewart) earned her BA in English and MA degrees in MTL in 2008 and 2010, respectively, and her TESOL certificate in 2012. The US Department of...
Congratulations to Christy Hallberg whose novel, Searching for Jimmy Page (Livingston Press/University of West Alabama), was just named a Shelf Unbound 2022 Notable Indie Book. Since its late 2021 publication,...
Dr. Margaret Bauer recently published an essay, “Leap of Faith,” in the Fall 2022 edition of storySouth. Since its launch in 2001, storySouth has become well known for its unique look...
Dr. Kimberly Thompson, teaching assistant professor, Mr. Zachary Singletary, third-year PhD student and Graduate Assistant Director of Writing Foundations; Dr. Abigail Morris, teaching instructor; and Dr. Tracy Ann Morse, Director...
Several English faculty and graduate students were honored this semester as Campus Living Honored Instructors. Honored Instructors are nominated by students in their classes. Congratulations to Sarah Barefoot, Marame Gueye, Timm Hackett, Kate...