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Hey students! We’d like to share a very interesting upcoming event we think you’d like!“The rest is silence”: Monumental...
09/09/2026

Hey students! We’d like to share a very interesting upcoming event we think you’d like!

“The rest is silence”: Monumental Brass Rubbings

Presented by The Special Collections Research Center at George Mason University

This event will take place on Wednesday, September 30th @ 2pm in Fenwick Library MS 2FL!

We hope to see you there!!

Three-time English alum Jessica McCaughey—MA English ‘05, MFA ‘11, and PhD Writing and Rhetoric ’22—has a new book comin...
09/08/2026

Three-time English alum Jessica McCaughey—MA English ‘05, MFA ‘11, and PhD Writing and Rhetoric ’22—has a new book coming out from Routledge end of September. Drawing from interviews with professionals across fields who have made a major professional shift—including a Marine-turned-pastor, a television producer-turned-school librarian, and a record label manager-turned-realtor—Communicating Across Careers: Writing Transfer and the Experiences that Shape a Professional Life offers new insights about professional writing experiences and workplace writing transfer during moments of career change. Jess is now an Associate Professor of Writing at The George Washington University.

Congratulations Jess!

Hey students!! Our very own, Sally Keith is participating in the first Foggy Bottom Book Crawl this Sunday!Explore D.C.’...
09/17/2025

Hey students!!
Our very own, Sally Keith is participating in the first Foggy Bottom Book Crawl this Sunday!

Explore D.C.’s Foggy Bottom with Live Readings, Author Meet and Greets, and Insightful Discussions!

Foggy Bottom West End Main Street (FBWE) and Litbox are excited to present the first-ever Foggy Bottom Book Crawl, a free, walkable literary event set across venues in the historic Foggy Bottom neighborhood of Washington D.C. It will occur Sunday, Sept. 21 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

English Graduate Alums and Current Students, we want to hear from you!Please use the QR code in the photo to share your ...
11/08/2024

English Graduate Alums and Current Students, we want to hear from you!

Please use the QR code in the photo to share your professional news with us. Did you land your dream job? Publish that book you've been working on? Are you doing a project with your own English students? We want to know!

You can also access the form through this link: https://forms.gle/4The82cjofNGA4Pp9

We are eager to see where your post-graduate adventures are taking you!

Looking for course to sign up for? Check out Feminist Theories!Join us every Wednesday from 4:30 to 7:10 PM at Peterson ...
10/31/2024

Looking for course to sign up for? Check out Feminist Theories!

Join us every Wednesday from 4:30 to 7:10 PM at Peterson Hall, room 2408. For any inquiries, feel free to contact Dr. Anu Aneja at [email protected].

This course is also cross-listed as WMST 630, WMST 890, ENGH 675, and SOCI 638.

Hey students! Explore the fascinating course, Feminist Research Methods, scheduled for in-person sessions.Join us every ...
10/31/2024

Hey students! Explore the fascinating course, Feminist Research Methods, scheduled for in-person sessions.

Join us every Tuesday from 4:30 to 7:10 PM in the Aquia Building, room 346. For any inquiries, feel free to contact Dr. Leah M. Adams at [email protected]

This course is also cross-listed as WMST 610, WMST 890, and ENGH 690.

Professor Sally Keith will be reading at the 804 Reading Series in DC.Saturday, November 9th from 7-11pm EST804 Quintana...
10/31/2024

Professor Sally Keith will be reading at the 804 Reading Series in DC.

Saturday, November 9th from 7-11pm EST
804 Quintana Place Northwest, Washington, DC, USA

Tickets are FREE! Reserve your spot now! Link in our bio.

Hey students! Explore the fascinating course, Feminist Research Methods, scheduled for in-person sessions.Join us every ...
10/31/2024

Hey students! Explore the fascinating course, Feminist Research Methods, scheduled for in-person sessions.

Join us every Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00 to 4:15 PM at Horizon Hall, room 5018. For any inquiries, feel free to contact Dr. David Powers Corwin at [email protected].

This course is also cross-listed as INTS 475, SOCI 395, ENGH 488, and ANTH 399.

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