Interested in a major or minor in English or Philosophy? Join us for our fall Meet & Greet: Thursday, October 17, 12-1 in Liberal Arts 244. Meet faculty, learn about spring courses, and have some pizza! See you there! @ISUArtsLetters
Congratulations to Prof. Mike Roche who recently published "Truth-Ratios, Evidential Fit, and Deferring to Informants with Low Error Probabilities" in the journal Acta Analytica.
https://t.co/cIuWn7voBR
Congratulations to Prof. Alan Johnson, named a Sterling Fellow by the Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association (RMMLA). This prestigious honor is awarded annually to a member who has significantly contributed to the organization. He will deliver a keynote talk at RMMLA '24.
Congratulations to three of our faculty members who are recipients of an ISU Outstanding Faculty Award! Alan Johnson has been recognized for Outstanding Research. Margaret Johnson and Amanda Zink have been recognized for Outstanding Service.
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TODAY! Ph.D. candidate Najmeh Dehghanitafti will complete the requirements for her degree by presenting her dissertation research on third language acquisition, 2:30pm in LA 256. Najmeh recently presented at two national conferences.
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Congratulations to three English and Philosophy faculty members who were recently recognized with an "Excellence in General Education Teaching Award." This new annual award is bestowed on one faculty member in each of the nine General Education areas.
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We have so many great events happening this week. A MAJOR Major Appreciation Party, an English Club play reading, a colloquium with Dr. A. Johnson on his research in India, Philoso-lunch, and Philosophy Club. Visit our See Instagram to find the details.
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Today & tomorrow! The Intermountain Graduate Conference, organized by the English Grad Students Association. Conference begins at 12:30, with panels at 1 and keynote at 4:45. Panels tomorrow from 9:30-5:15. REND Suites. Free & open to the public.
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What do World Mythology and Existentialism have in common? Our department offers both courses in fall 2024! Explore fall semester course offerings in English and Philosophy. Registration starts Monday, April 1!
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Students! Some major opportunities for you! MAJOR Major Appreciation Party! Thur 4.4, 12 - 1. Ice cream & raffle with prizes. AND English Scholarship Applications Deadline is 4.15. Look for news on Philosophy Scholarships soon! Find out more:
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We have three events coming up over the next three Fridays, including the annual English Grad Conference (keynote on Friday 4.1 at 4:45), and two sabbatical colloquia (4.5 & 4.12 at 2:30pm). For all the details, see our latest post on Instagram:
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“I can no other answer make but thanks, and thanks…” William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night
Thank you to everyone who supported our department and ISU during the Bengal Giving Day drive!
If you would like to donate too:
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It's the last hour of Bengal Giving Day, which ends at 4:41 pm! In this last hour, the area that receives the most donations will receive an additional $441. Any donation, large or small, will make an impact.
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Bengal Giving Day ends today -- at 4:41 pm. We've now raised over $21,000 of the $25,000 needed to complete the William McCurdy Scholarship Endowment in Philosophy and provide more support to students studying Philosophy.
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This Bengal Giving Day: support the Visiting Creative Writers Series. Writers give a public reading & participate in public outreach. Writers engage with U.S. western experience. Students see their world reflected in acclaimed writing.
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