English Student Association

Student-run organization that seeks to improve living/working conditions of students enrolled in the CUNY Grad Center’s PhD Program

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Our conference is this friday, and we can't wait!
Read more about it and find the link to register (for free) below.
https://t.co/rb5DMoSti3

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

So excited to be cosponsoring this event! Go check it out! Link below! ✨👏🏻🐉

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Excited to be co-sponsoring this event! Check it out! ✨👏🏻

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Thank you to everyone who participated in our conference this year! We had a day full of great panels and a stunning keynote by Dr. Julie Sze. Thanks everyone for coming!

[Miranda Hajduk 🏳️‍🌈🦔 @profhajduk]

@ESA_GC CONFERENCE TIME! ✨🪴 Time to spend the anniversary of covid lockdown talking about the apocalypse 🧐🌎🔥

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

@ESA_GC conference opening remarks begin in 15 minutes. Looking forward to seeing you! 🎉

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Reminder: 10 more days to submit to the 2021 ESA conference! Come share your poetry, visual art and academic work about the end of the world.

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

GOOD NEWS EVERYONE✨the deadline for abstract submissions has been EXTENDED to Jan 15th! If you wanted to submit but thought you'd missed it, turns out it's not the end of the world!

We are so excited by the submissions we have already received; can't wait to reading more!

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

GOOD NEWS EVERYONE✨the deadline for abstract submissions has been EXTENDED to Jan 15th! If you wanted to submit but thought you'd missed it, turns out it's not the end of the world!

We are so excited by the submissions we have already received; can't wait to reading more!

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Excited to announce that the CFP for our 2021 ESA Conference "The End Times: Approaches to the Apocalypse" is officially live! You can read the CFP and submit here: https://t.co/oDlv297AOF

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Congratulations to our former co-chair Christina! We are so proud of you and so excited for your success!

[CUNY English PhD Program @CUNYenglish]

Congratulations to Dr. Christina Katopodis (@nemersonian) on the successful defense of Sound Ecologies: Music and Vibration in 19th-Century American Literature. Supervisor Joan RIchardson, committee David Reynolds, Alan Vardy and Cathy Davidson.

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

REMINDER: ABSTRACT DEADLINE APPROACHING! If you have an apocalypse-adjacent project, now is the time and here is the place to submit your proposal - accepting abstracts through Dec 1. ✨✨✨

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Excited to announce that the CFP for our 2021 ESA Conference "The End Times: Approaches to the Apocalypse" is officially live! You can read the CFP and submit here: https://t.co/oDlv297AOF

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Our ESA conference co-chairs @profhajduk and @the_emilyap are also running the conference for the medieval study group this year - be sure to check out their CFP!

[GC Writing Center @WritingCenterGC]

We love our librarians!

[CUNY English PhD Program @CUNYenglish]

If you're virtually attending NJCEA's annual conference this weekend (https://t.co/C455ZiwycK), be sure to tune in for student Dasharah Green's (@sharaaahhhxo) paper "Don’t @ Me: The Power Structure of Language & Promoting Language Diversity in America":https://t.co/bHcXkP57wu

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

If this sounds like a topic of interest to you, consider reading the CFP and submitting! Grad student submissions are particularly welcome. If you have any questions feel free to contact us at [email protected]

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

Excited to announce that the CFP for our 2021 ESA Conference "The End Times: Approaches to the Apocalypse" is officially live! You can read the CFP and submit here: https://t.co/oDlv297AOF

[English Student Association @ESA_GC]

- in this sense, we are interested in examining the ways that the apocalypse always “reveals.” What disparities, precarities, privileges, and power structures does an “apocalyptic” event make visible? And who are the witnesses to this revelation?