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New Graduate Course / Summer 2016 / ENG 530 Documentary Writing / Professor Deborah Mutnick
This is a graduate course, but qualified undergraduate students, especially English majors and minors, are encouraged to apply for permission to enroll.
Contact Professor Mutnick.
If admitted, English majors could use this course to satisfy a general English elective requirement in the Literature concentration. The course could also satisfy the Writing & Rhetoric requirement in either the Literature concentration or the Creative Writing concentration. The course could also be applied toward the English minor.
Alumni News: Stephanie Gray
We are pleased
to congratulate one of our alumni, Stephanie Gray (Creative Writing MFA, 2010), on her nomination for
a 2016 Lambda Literary Award in the category of Lesbian Poetry.
From the Lambda
website: “The Lambda Literary Awards were founded in 1989 to elevate the
profile of LGBT literature [...] In so doing, we also elevate the lives of those who find themselves
authentically portrayed in our stories. It is with great pride that we come
together each year to celebrate the excellent works of inspiring authors who
have walked in our shoes.”
Stephanie was nominated for her book Shorthand and Electric Language Stars (Portable Press at Yo Yo Labs, 2015).
Study Abroad in Paris this Summer with Deborah Mutnick (English) & Ellen Short (Education)
Update 10 March 2016: This course has been canceled.
Update 17 February 2016: Scroll down for information about Open House.
Study Abroad Open House
February 22, 2016
Update 17 February 2016: Scroll down for information about Open House.
Study Abroad Open House
February 22, 2016
Alumni News: John Casquarelli
John Casquarelli (MFA, 2012) is co-hosting a conference on the themes of labor and immigration in literature on Monday, March 14, in Trinidad, Colorado. One of the featured lecturers/readers is LIU alum and former Creative Writing MFA Program Visiting Writer Wang Ping.
Graduate Courses, Summer & Fall 2016
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| Bus Stop, Grocery & Laundry by Robert S. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial 2.0 Generic License. |
Undergraduate Courses: Fall 2016
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| Two Bridges: Under Brooklyn Bridge by Jeffrey Zeldman. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic License. |
These course descriptions are provided by the professors teaching the courses.
Note: There are no advanced English courses being offered in Summer 2016.
For more information, write to them directly. Get English Department faculty contact info here.
English Majors — Before you register, make an appointment to meet with Wayne Berninger to review your outstanding requirements. Then register as early as possible to keep courses from being canceled.
Non-Majors — The writing and analytical skills gained in English courses are useful in a variety of professions. Any student may take these courses as general electives. A minor in English (four courses 100 or above) will satisfy the Distribution Requirement for any major. For more information, make an appointment to meet with Wayne Berninger.
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