Johnson Delivers Keynote Address
Dr. Mark Johnson delivered a keynote plenary presentation at the Second Language Writing Research Seminar at the University of Murcia in Murcia, Spain. His presentation, “Formal Genre-Specific Knowledge as a...
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Montgomery Authors Using Power for Illumination
Dr. Marianne Montgomery has just published a chapter, “Using Power for Illumination: Advancement Paths for Non-Tenure-Track Faculty,” in Strategic Shakespeare: Transformative Leadership for the Future of Higher Education, edited by...
Glover Publishes Article on The Boswell Club
Dr. Brian Glover has just published an article titled “The Boswell Club of Chicago, 1942-1973” in The Age of Johnson: A Scholarly Annual, volume 25. The Boswell Club of Chicago,...
Noonan Captures Paul Farr Memorial Essay Award
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...
Freeman’s Book to be Published
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...
Squint Serves on Native American Literature Panel
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...
PhD Students and Faculty Publish Special Issue
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,...
Herron’s Shakespeare AI Project Wins Award
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...
Hallberg Joins ETSU’s Cody For Book Launch
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...
ECU Zine Lab First Workshop is a Success
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...