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Dr. Valentin-Marquez wrote a chapter in The Routledge Handbook of Variationist Approaches to Spanish (2022) titled “The sociolinguistic conditioning of lateralization of /r/: Variation in three Puerto Rican c […]

 By: Hayley Billet 

As your undergraduate studies are winding down, it’s important that you begin to look to the future and plan your graduate studies. Graduate school can be very daunting and tedious if you […]

By: Hayley Billet 

As your undergraduate studies are winding down, it’s important that you begin to look to the future and plan your graduate studies. Graduate school can be very daunting and tedious if you do […]

By: Artemis Harris

As graduate students, we are often told we need to be a part of scholarly and academic conversation. It is often suggested that graduate students present their scholarly works at conferences […]

Dr. Corkery has been working with two students to help them prepare for the Frederick Douglass Institute debate, a PASSHE initiative. Their topic is whether critical race theory should be taught across curriculum […]

Dr. Gaudry has been working with Hunter Davis, an Honors student who is double majoring in French and Spanish, on his Honors thesis which he will be defending in Fall 2022 that will focus on the Cajun French […]

Dr. Mayers has completed the second full draft of a novel manuscript titled “Flight 56.” Of the plot of his story, Dr. Mayers says “The story follows three characters from the 2004 film The Polar Express, who m […]

By: Hayley Billet 

A student’s undergraduate career can be both stressful and confusing. This is the time where many things come into question, that is why it is crucial that you ask yourself a few important qu […]

By: Artemis Harris

As graduate students, we are often told we need to be a part of scholarly and academic conversation. It is often suggested that graduate students present their scholarly works at conferences […]

Dr. Mando has been working on a collaboration with his research team from Carnegie Mellon’s graduate program. In 2018, they published an article in the journal Composition Studies titled “Intellectual Risk in t […]

Dr. Farkas has been working on the publication of the first issue of the Engage for Change Journal that focuses on environmental justice. She says “The aim of the journal is to contribute to public knowledge and p […]

Dr. Mondello is currently working on revisions to an article about Pedagogy in the Environmental Humanities through the lens of Romanticism. The article will be published in Romantic Circles: Pedagogy Commons. The […]

Dr. Baldys is currently working on a collaborative project with Dr. Jessica Hughes, assistant professor of Digital Communication Cultural Studies, and Dr. Timothy Mahoney, chair of the Department of Educational […]

By: Artemis Harris

We hear the word “scholar” used a lot as graduate students. We write scholarly work, use scholarly sources, follow scholarly conversations, etc. But what does it mean to become a scholar?   […]

By: Artemis Harris

We hear the word “scholar” used a lot as graduate students. We write scholarly work, use scholarly sources, follow scholarly conversations, etc. But what does it mean to become a scholar?   […]

The English and World Languages department would like to recognize and congratulate the following Graduate and Undergraduate Students on their upcoming graduation. 

Graduate Students –  

Master of Art […]

The English and World Languages department would like to recognize and congratulate the following Graduate and Undergraduate Students on their upcoming graduation. 

Graduate Students –  

Master of Art […]

The Graduate Student Handbook was created to help English graduate students succeed in the program. It is updated once per year to continuously meet graduate student needs. The Spring 2022 issue of the handbook is […]

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 […]

The English and World Languages Department is pleased to announce the defense of Hayley Billet, finishing an MA in English.

The Portrait of a True Artist: Aesthetics and Social Critiques in the Works of Oscar […]