Abigail Morris, Zachary Singletary (RWPC PhD student), and Tracy Ann Morse presented at this year’s Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) annual convention. Their panel was titled "Insider Identities...
Dr. Erin Frost and three of Rhetoric, Writing, and Professional Communication PhD alums—Temptaous Mckoy, Cecilia D. Shelton, and Carleigh Davis—have just published an article in IEEE. Their article, “Embodying public...
Dr. Donna Kain made two appearances on WNCT last week to talk about International Women’s Day: The first interview concerned Women's History Month, and the second interview discussed International Women's Day...
Christy Hallberg was a guest on the latest episode of the Ugly American Werewolf in London Rock Podcast to discuss her novel, Searching for Jimmy Page, and Led Zeppelin and...
On March 11, Dr. Amanda Klein was a guest on the MPR News show, a daily call-in news show on Minnesota Public Radio. Reality TV has been fascinating viewers since...
Sarah Lonelodge's article "A Social Justice Facade: The Church of Scientology as a Pseudo-Countercultural Movement" and was recently published in the Lamar Journal of the Humanities. It centers on an...
Dr. Kirstin Squint's collection, Conversations with LeAnne Howe, has come out from the University Press of Mississippi, as a part of its Literary Conversations series. Per the book’s blurb, “It...
Christy Hallberg was featured on the current episode of Writer's Bone Podcast where she discussed her novel, Searching for Jimmy Page. Recent guests have been Jodi Picoult and Louise Erdrich,...
Dr. Kirstin Squint presented her paper “Narrative Reliability and ‘the Mooney book’ in Riding the Trail of Tears” as a participant on the virtual roundtable “Indigenous Literary Pedagogies: How and...
English and History double major Rebekah Burroughs’ internship at the Country Doctor Museum was featured in a recent Harriot College news story. As part of the internship, she created exhibits...