Hallberg’s Podcast Wins American Writing Awards
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, has just won the 2024 American Writing Awards Podcast of the Year in the Music and Arts categories. Per the announcement email from AWA,...
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, has just won the 2024 American Writing Awards Podcast of the Year in the Music and Arts categories. Per the announcement email from AWA,...
Dr. Marame Gueye participated in a panel entitled "Celebrating African Women’s Research, Knowledge Production and Activism within Africa and in the Diaspora" in celebration of Women's History Month. The panel...
Věra Dvořák's interview with Dr. Lída Cope about her academic journey and research on Texas Czech was published in the Spring 2024 issue of Czech Language News, the journal of...
ECU English/Creative Writing alumnus Dean Marshall Tuck has a new poem in Rattle. Tuck was a CW grad student, an advisory editor for Tar River Poetry, and an English instructor...
Dr. Kirstin Squint has authored a chapter “The US South and Multiethnic Literature of the United States,” which appears in the book, A Companion to Multiethnic Literature of the United...
Late last spring, the Utah State UP published Dr. Stephanie West-Puckett, Dr. Nikki Caswell, and Dr. Will Banks’s monograph Failing Sideways: Queer Possibilities for Writing Assessment (2023). This project began...
PhD Alumna Dr. Morgan Banville's dissertation, “Am I Who I Say I Am? The Illusion of Choice: Biometric Identification in Healthcare” has won the Conference on College Composition and Communication’s...
Dr. Constance Haywood and a few colleagues published an article, "Graduate Students’ Coalitional Healing in Writing Programs and Colonial Institution," in the spring 2024 special issue of "Social Justice and...
Christy Hallberg's podcast, Rock is Lit, is one of three music podcasts featured in Sherry Thomas' column in The Aquarian, "Have You Heard That (Music) Podcast?" Thomas writes, "Music books...
Dr. Marame Gueye was part of the discussion panel “Perspectives on the African Diaspora,” at the 2/15 Downtown Dialogues in the Humanities and Fine Arts event at the Greenville Museum...