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What Is Play? Guest Writer – Megan TysonStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

What Is Play? Guest Writer – Megan E.B. PoffStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

Congratulations Megan! Congratulations to Megan Tyson. Megan successfully defended her MA thesis titled “College Composition in High School” on July 29th, […]

What Is Play? (For the Secondary English Classroom) – Guest Writer Courtney HartingStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

What is play? Guest Writer John LeiningerStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

What is Play – Guest Writer Quinn HaldemanStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

Playing with Pieces: Some parts of playStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

What is Play: Falling into Abstract Rabbit HolesStudents in Dr. Nicole Pfannenstiel’s summer Games and Writing class crafted blog posts exploring play theory. Over the next several […]

MA English Thesis Defense Announcement- "Audio Description and Silent Film: Using visual rhetoric and principles of disability studies to create an AD track"The Department of English and World Languages is pleased to announce Mary Miller successfully defended her MA English thesis. Her […]

MA English Thesis Defense Announcement- "Audio Description and Silent Film: Using visual rhetoric and principles of disability studies to create an AD track"The Department of English and World Languages is pleased to announce Mary Miller successfully defended her MA English thesis. Her […]

We are pleased to announce that the One Book One Campus committee has selected Everything Is an Emergency: An OCD story in words & pictures as the One Book selection for Fall 2021 and Spring 2022.

We look […]

Congratulations on a successful Fall 2020 semester, while navigating a global pandemic. I’m very impressed with all the amazing work from our graduate students this semester.

REMINDER: Don’t Forget to R […]

Dr. Caleb Corkery will be teaching a really interesting Literature/Creative Writing ENGL 642 Drama (14377) Tuesdays 6-9pm, Blended.

Spring 2021 runs 1/25/2021 through 5/08/2021

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I’m excited to announce that Dr. Justin Mando will be teaching ENGL 671 Special Topics: Discourse Analysis, Mondays 6-9pm, online course.

Spring 2021 runs 1/25/2021 through 5/08/2021 (CRN 17754).

Full […]

Fall 2020, and the planning for THIS Fall 2020, has made it clear that providing space for ongoing professional development topics, conversations, writings, and celebrations of MA English, MED English, and […]

We are pleased to announce that the One Book One Campus committee has selected The Tattooist of Auschwitz as the One Book selection for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021.

We look forward to meaningful conversations […]

Millersville University will celebrate the National Day on Writing on Monday October 21st, 2019 in McNairy Library. Join the English Department, the One Book Committee, McNairy Library, and the Writing Center for […]

Classroom Connections to Homegoing
 Students will use this activity to connect the plot of Homegoing with their own personal life. The purpose of this classroom activity is to connect the theme of family […]