The Associated Graduate Students of English is an organization of CSUN English graduate students that
The Associated Graduate Students of English (AGSE) is an organization of CSUN English graduate students that coordinates events to help support and enhance graduate students' experience. We encourage professionalism, networking, and educational advancement. Throughout the year, we sponsor a variety of events, including workshops, book sales, social events, and our annual Spring Student Conference.
03/04/2020
Hey guys! We have organized a room, date, and time for the Articulate publication party! More information on the event will be posted on our social media as the date gets closer! So save the date and check our social media for more info 😊👌🏽!
01/10/2020
11/11/2019
Articulate is now live! Please visit http://articulatejournal.org to read our first issue, featuring the work of graduate students from the 2018-19 pilot thesis program. 🐍
Articulate | A CSUN English Grad Lit Journal Articulate is an open-access and peer-reviewed graduate student journal of the Department of English at California State University, Northridge, published once a year in the Spring by the Associated Graduate Students of English.
09/20/2019
Dr. Spratt Featured in Bonnets At Dawn September 19, 2019 Dr. Danielle Spratt and Bridget Draxler spoke on a podcast episode titled “Engaging in the Age of Austen,” which is similar to the name of their co-authored book, Engaging in the Age of Jane Austen. In this podcast episode, Dr. Spratt and Draxler speak on topics such as how th...
09/18/2019
Congratulations, Dr. Carassai! 📚
Why Data Sciences Increasingly Need the Humanities California State University's Dr. Mauro Carassai explores the importance and intersection of the humanities to data sciences.
08/09/2019
Congratulations, Professor Bryson! 📚
The Humanist (Re)Turn: Reclaiming the Self in Literature: 1st Edition (Hardback) - Routledge The exciting new book argues for a renewed emphasis on humanism--contrary to the trend of post-humanism, or what Neema Parvini calls
07/25/2019
Congratulations, Professors Spratt and Draxler! 📚
Pride and Presentism: On the Necessity of the Public Humanities for Literary Historians – Profession Spring 2019 Public Humanities Pride and Presentism: On the Necessity of the Public Humanities for Literary Historians By Danielle Spratt and Bridget Draxler Charles Dickens’s ubiquitous opening phrase “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” seems all too familiar in any discussio...