The English and World Languages Department is pleased to announce the defense of Hayley Billet finishing an M.A. in English. This defense is the last step of a lengthy independent research process. Graduate students work closely with the chair of their committee to add to existing scholarly conversations in a variety of fields within English and World Languages.  

The Portrait of a True Artist: Aesthetics and Social Critiques in the Works of Oscar Wilde

Wednesday May 4th at 10am in McComsey 253

Committee:

Dr. Emily Baldys, chair

Dr. Kaitlin Mondello

Dr. Carla Rineer 

All are welcome to attend. 

The English and World Languages Department is pleased to announce the defense of Lindsay Hartman, finishing an MA in English. This defense is the last step of a lengthy independent research process. Graduate students work closely with the chair of their committee to add to existing scholarly conversations in a variety of fields within English and World Languages.

All are welcome to attend.

All are welcome to attend.

The English and World Languages Department is pleased to announce the defense of Katherine Ingaglio, finishing her M.Ed. in English. This defense is the last step of a lengthy independent research process. Graduate students work closely with the chair of their committee to add to existing scholarly conversations in a variety of fields within English and World Languages.  

Connecting Games and Literature in the Classroom: The case for Bloodborne and H.P. Lovecraft

Tuesday April 26^th at 4:30pm (zoom)

Committee:

Dr. A. Nicole Pfannenstiel, Chair

Dr. Caleb Corkery

Dr. Justin Mando

All are welcome to attend.

The English and World Languages Department is pleased to announce the defense of Cameron DiSanto, finishing a BA in English.

Transforming the Legacies of Romanticism in Contemporary North American Nature Poetry

Tuesday May 3^rd  at 3:30pm in McComsey 253

Committee:

Dr. Kaitlin Mondello, chair

Dr. Justin Mando

Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel

All are welcome to attend.