What Is Graduate Writing? Guest Writer – Megan E.B. Poff
Students in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several[…]
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Scholarship in Action: Disability Pride 2024
Part of graduate studies involves contemplating the impact of your research and writing on the world. In doing so, complicated[…]
Read moreAccessible Scholarship + Conferences
This week was the 10th anniversary of the Made in Millersville conference, an internal conference at MU aimed at celebrating[…]
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Recap and Reflections – Faculty Focus: Research Talk
On Monday April 1st, the Millersville Department of English and World Languages hosted our second talk in our ongoing series[…]
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Book Talk Recap with author Aidan Levy
On Wednesday, the department of ENWL welcomed author Aidan Levy to discuss his new book Saxophone Colossus: The Life and[…]
Read moreReflections on the Department’s first Faculty Focus
Wednesdays’ Faculty Focus: Research Talk was a casual event with cupcakes and two presentations from Dr. Rea and Dr. Baldys[…]
Read moreMy First Official Breakdown of Grad School – Facing down a Time/Fiscal Crunch
Well readers, I have officially hit (and so far survived) my first breakdown in grad school. And it wasn’t at[…]
Read moreMAPACA Experience
by Megan Tyson As a high school English teacher, “conferences” are typically either of the parent/teacher variety or solely focused[…]
Read moreBeyond the Basics – Building Community in Grad School
Beyond the basics of classroom interactions, there is so much more that can (and should) shape the graduate learning experience.[…]
Read moreEntering Scholarly Discourse
This post intends to outline important aspects of scholarly discourse in graduate studies— what is it, how do you do[…]
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