PhD student Bess McCullouch won the Research and Creative Activity Week award in the Humanities and Social Sciences category for her podium presentation “Optics of Implication: Rhetorical Performance in Zoom...
Dr. Kirstin Squint presented “Tribalography, Water, and Retelling Removal in Joy Harjo’s An American Sunrise” at the Association for the Study of American Indian Literatures (ASAIL) virtual conference. This paper...
John Hoppenthaler spoke about Native/Indigenous poets Joy Harjo and Natalie Diaz and led a generative workshop in Pink Hill on April 19. Mike Parker, a former English Teaching Instructor at...
Dr. Will Banks was selected as one of two recipients of the ECU Five-Year Achievement for Excellence in Research and Creativity Award, one of the most prestigious awards at ECU. This...
Dr. Margaret Bauer received the 2023 James R. Talton Jr. Leadership Award at the Chancellor's Horizon Awards for Service event held on Tuesday, March 28. The award is given annually to...
Leanne Smith has successfully completed her QM Course Certification for ENGL 1100. Andrew Horne of OFE writes: "Not only did you earn certification on the first round, you earned a...
Drs. Amanda Klein and Erin Clark were inducted to the ECU Servire Society at the Chancellor's Horizon Awards in Service event held on Tuesday, March 28. East Carolina University’s motto is...
Arthur Schupbach, a double major in English and English Education, presented "Tolkien’s Long Defeat and Final Victory: The Christian Triumph of King Théoden in The Lord of the Rings," on...
During Spring break, John Hoppenthaler delivered a talk, “My Dozen Years on the Masthead: Kestrel in Transition,” as part of the panel, Celebrating 30 Years: Kestrel: A Journal of Literature...
Dr. Katya Sudina has recently returned from Portland, Oregon, where she presented two papers at the American Association for Applied Linguistics conference. The first paper, “Scale quality in applied linguistics...