Department of English
Assistant Professor of English Christopher Earle has won the Rhetoric Society of America's 2016 Dissertation Award for "Dead Words: Prisoners' Constrained Rhetorical Agency and the Possibility of Rhetorical Action." For more details, follow the "People" link to Chris's page.
Among the fresh faces in Frandsen Humanities this fall are assistant professors of English David Anthony Durham (L) and Ignacio Montoya (R). Learn more about them from their faculty pages via the "People" link.
The English Department announces a new interdisciplinary minor in Cinema and Media Studies, introducing students to a variety of approaches to analyzing film and related media through the study of directors, genres, film style, film history, aesthetic theories, and relationships between media and society.
Faculty
Learn more about faculty members who delve into linguistics, historical manuscripts and big data.
Degrees
English degrees offer many specializations from literature to rhetoric. Doctoral and master programs develop expertise.
Core Writing
The Core Writing Program is an essential foundation for all students across disciplines and the campus.
Course Descriptions
Class descriptions for the Fall 2017 semester are available for viewing.
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