UNT’s Graduate Student English Association

Hi everyone!
GSEA invites you to participate in a brief survey connected to our upcoming Graduate Student Spotlight panel, You’re (Still) Watching Disney Channel: The Impacts of 2000s Children’s Networks on Gen-Z Feminism.
As part of this event, we are gathering responses across generations to better understand how early media influences ideas about gender, relationships, and independence. All are welcome to participate, regardless of age or background.
The survey is short and anonymous, and your responses are greatly appreciated in helping shape the conversation for the panel.
You can access the survey here:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/14XNUldSOP6eFMO-1EB4Omqgutn3LH7mNUl-O0Rw0mwQ/edit
We would also love to see you at the event:
April 16th at 5:30 PM in AUD B 209
Thank you so much for your time and participation! We really appreciate your support!

Hi everyone! Our last ever movie Kaleidoscope of the semester is coming up — this April 23rd (Thursday) at 6:00 PM! We’ll be screening Everything Everywhere All at Once, followed by a moderated discussion by Dr. Sharma 🥯❤️ We hope to see you there!

This semester, we will be reading The Rock That Is Not a Rabbit by Dr. Corey Marks, Distinguished Teaching Professor and Director of Creative Writing at UNT. The event will feature a live reading by Dr. Marks, followed by a Q&A session.

Event Details:
Date: April 24th
Time: 2:00 PM
Location: AUDB 103 & on Zoom

Whether you’ve read the book cover to cover or are simply curious, all are welcome to attend and participate in the conversation.

For more information, feel free to contact GSEA at [email protected] or DM here.

Join us for our next Movie Kaleidoscope screening: Moonlight! Followed by a moderated discussion with Dr. Davis-McElligatt. 🌙
Friday, March 20 | 6:00 PM
Language Building Room 316

Want to get more involved in the UNT English graduate community? We’re now accepting GSEA officer nominations for 2026–2027! Nominate yourself or a peer and help plan events, build community, and support graduate students in the department.

*Nominations close March 18. Submit through the QR code on the flyer.

Mark your calendar’s for our upcoming Graduate Student Spotlight Series: Explorations in Motherhood & Gender featuring our two graduate students, Francesca Silva & Bleah Patterson! ✨

February 18th, GSEA’s Movie Kaleidoscope is screening the 1944 American noir film, Laura at 6:00 PM in room 214 of the Language Building. Afterwards, Dr. Cieslikowski will share & lead a moderated discussion!🖤
Snacks will be available upon donation.🍿🥤
Everyone is welcome (not just English majors or grad students), so please check it out along with our screening of Mean Girls this coming Wednesday!

Come sit with GSEA at our next movie kaleidoscope event! We’re screening Mean Girl on Wednesday, February 11th, at 6:00 PM in room 214 of the Language Building! So fetch! 💗💗

GSEA’s next Movie Kaleidoscope screening of Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Rear Window (1954) is Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM! We hope you’ll still join us for this exciting evening of film and discussion!

When: Wednesday, November 19th at 6:30 PM
Where: Room 184, Radio, Television, Film and Performing Arts (RTFP) Building

Join us for November’s Graduate Student Spotlight:
✨ Embodied Geographies: On Writing Place ✨

Featuring Brian Czyzyk, Parul Kaushik, and Gabrielle Robbins, this panel brings together creative writers across genres to talk about place’s…place in writing! lol

When: Wednesday, Nov. 19 | 4:00 PM
Where: Auditorium Building, Room 103

🎃🎃CALLING ALL THE MONSTERS! 🎃🎃
Join GSEA’s Graduate Student Spotlight Series for a multimodal exploration of how humanity creates, celebrates, and corrupts the monster — hosted by our monstrously brilliant grad students Cheyenne LaRoque, Lauren Smithwick, and Bekah Wilkerson! 👻🎃🫣

When: Wed, Oct. 29 at 4 PM
Where: AUD B203

Join us—if you dare! Hahah okay I’m done! Hope to see you there! 😜