Late night study hours start this Sunday #BrockU! The Matheson Learning Commons will be open until 2:30 am, Sunday to Thursday.
You can also book a free late night ride home courtesy of @BrockBUSU.
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Are you interested in Creative Writing? You are invited to a year-end party and poetry reading featuring students from this year’s Honours Poetry Seminar (ENCW 4P07).
Come and hear your colleagues read their work. Find out more about creative writing at Brock! #BrockUEnglish
Are you interested in pursuing an MA in English?
Join us this week to learn more about @BrockUniversities Master of Arts in English program.
📅Thursday, November 7th @ 10a.m.
🔗RSVP to [email protected] or Scan the QR
💻Virtual event
#BrockUEnglish
Have something to share? Submit your poetry, short stories, or even news tips for a chance to get published in print and digital editions. You can also write a volunteer article, and we'll guide you through the process. Learn more here: https://t.co/UCBPiJHMsC
.@BrockUniversity grad Jessie Hendriks (MA ’23) is fuelling conversation about the relationship between academic disciplines and artificial intelligence by investigating early, instinctive reactions to AI in academic settings. Learn more ⬇️ https://t.co/VlLi0LBfgR
Happy reading week! The library is closed on October 14. We're open 8 am - 5 pm during reading week, returning to regular hours on Saturday, October 19.
To visit the Map, Data & GIS Library during reading week you can email: [email protected].
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The Finnegans Wake Reading Group is having its first meeting TODAY at 12:00 pm (You can bring your lunch.) in GLA 146. This group reads just one book: James Joyce's Finnegans Wake, notorious for its complexity but also celebrated for its hilarity! 🔖#BrockUEnglish
Hey, English students, Are you looking for a completely different kind of reading AND social experience?
Join us in The Finnegans Wake Reading Group where we read one book: James Joyce's "Finnegans Wake", notorious for its complexity but also celebrated for its hilarity! 📚
🧡 Today, the #BrockU community united in orange to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and reflect on the history of the residential school system and its intergenerational impact on survivors and their families.
#NDTR#OrangeShirtDay#EveryChildMatters
Robyn Bourgeois, #BrockU Vice-Provost, Indigenous Engagement, discusses with @CBCNews the intergenerational impact of residential schools as well as the ways non-Indigenous people can honour #NDTR this Monday.
Read more ⬇️
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Attention 4th-year English students! 📢
If you are interested in pursuing your MA in English, join us on October 3rd to learn more about the funding opportunities. @HistoryBrockU#BrockUEnglish@BrockGradStudy
Calling All Writers! ✍️
Balestra seeks to explore and experiment, showcasing artists across all disciplines as they emerge onto the international arts scene for the first time, or established artists looking to try something new and expand their creative horizons! #BrockUEnglish
Tonight is the night! Join us @stcathlibrary this evening for the first Brock Un-talks session featuring @BrockuDH exploring ‘Trying to make Games the right way’. ➡️https://t.co/A4YO0v8Kmn
Are you interested in pursuing your MA in English? Did you know that there are funding opportunities available for MA students? Join @EnglishBrockU for an OGS & SSHRC Information Workshop. ✅ Thursday, Oct. 3, 2024, 12 p.m. in GLN-A 201. We hope to see you there!
Our "Open Doors" event is this Friday!
We welcome first-year English Students into the department to meet with Faculty, The English Students' Association & our Creative Writers Club.
Join us for some snacks, a scavenger hunt & prizes! #BrockUEnglish
Join the ESA on Tuesday, September 17th in Welch Hall for a screening of The Perks of Being a Wallflower and a post-screening discussion about the similarities & differences between book and movie!
We hope to see you there!