#MiamiGradsWork shout-out to literature PhD student Steve Dudas: "Summer is the time for grad students to make significant strides in their research & writing. The summer stipend is essential to this work and to grad students supporting themselves & their families."
"It’s reminiscent of the model minority discourse, like we have to combat our unruliness" –Anita Mannur (@ohdesi74) associate professor of English & Asian/Asian American Studies, and other culinary critics discuss ethnic cuisine whitewashing: https://t.co/8K2Ep1Unlk
Accountability starts at home. Black lives matter.
Go to https://t.co/wAt4ZMZDzu for our department's BLM statement + growing list of resources, including petitions, donation portals, websites, literature & film suggestions
The glorious 2020 English Awards Ceremony is available for all to watch or even rewatch! Guests include alum Scott Hess, senior prize winners, many beloved professors and Joe Bachelor!
🎉🎉🎉 https://t.co/BR8CRogShQ 🎉🎉🎉
@MiamiUniversity doctoral student Nolan Boyd explores feminist masculinity in David Lynch's film "Blue Velvet" in a new article "The Severed Eye: Sight, Sound, and Gender in Blue Velvet" 10.1353/cj.2020.0027 #LoveAndHonor@MiamiOHEnglish @MiamiUGradSch
The Department of English has our awards event online tomorrow (Wednesday) at 3PM. Join us to hear creative and critical readings from newly minted graduates + the big reveal of @MU_SigmaTD's Professor of the Year award!!
🥳🎉RSVP: https://t.co/BR8CRogShQ
You're invited! Join us in celebrating Miami University's Department of English graduates! Hosted by Dr. Madelyn Detloff, our awards ceremony will take place online – Wed 5/20 @ 3pm https://t.co/T9eJVjg4Kt
✨✨Fall 2020 Course Spotlight✨✨
ENG 347: Postwar/Postcolonial Brit:1945-Present w/ prof cris cheek!
The focus will be on the Caribbean and significant cultural figures from former colonies of the UK- including Grenada, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and Jamaica + others
✨✨ Fall 2020 Course Spotlight ✨✨
Take ENG 328 16th c. Literature – THE TUDOR ERA w/ Dr. Kaara Peterson https://t.co/al2bF80tCu
On stage, in portraits and films, and in fiction and poetry, this course brings the culture, history, and literature of the Tudor dynasty to life!
✨✨ FALL 2020 Course Spotlight ✨✨
DANTE ENG/ITL 401 is your opportunity to study Dante's Divine Comedy, a work whose imagery spans the gory to the gorgeous, with Dr. Cynthia Klestinec.
This course isn't offered with regularity, so now is the time!
https://t.co/uyMV656CVm
The pandemic is definitely magnifying all pre-existing self doubt. It's so important to keep in touch with people who believe in us even when we don't believe in ourselves. Also: cats. #writersprogress
Did you know that Miami University Student Counseling Service (SCS) has Tele-Behavioral Health (Online Therapy) up and running for any MU student currently residing in the state of Ohio? Check out our webpage for more information: https://t.co/Tcl4186u5V
Congratulations to Professor Mary Jean Corbett on her new book, Behind the Times: Virginia Woolf in Late-Victorian Contexts, from Cornell University Press. Have a first look here! https://t.co/t9brHrcHiS
More exciting PhD news! CONGRATS to @MiamiOH_Lit PhD student Stephen Dudas, the winner of the
@chlatweets' 2020 PhD-level Graduate Essay Award w/ "A Girl Verses the World: Belonging and Poetics of Asian American Children in Thanhha Lai's 'Inside Out and Back Again'"
Congratulations to Literature Ph.D. student Nolan Boyd on his article, "The Severed Eye: Sight, Sound, and Gender in Blue Velvet," just published in the Spring 2020 Journal of Cinema and Media Studies!
The sun's shining and the flowers are in bloom - our Spring 2020 issue is here! 🌼🌷JCMS 59.3 covers a wide range of new research in film theory, media industries, radio and TV history, and so much more!
Head on over to @ProjectMUSE to read all about it: https://t.co/2lL2Wqy6a2
!!FALL 2020 Course Spotlight!! Explore the theme of error in 19th century English novels w/ Dr. @MJQCorbett
ENG 388 takes a close look at four major novels: Austen’s Emma, Dickens’ Great Expectations, Elliot’s Middlemarch, + James’ The Portrait of a Lady. https://t.co/O2EF3V0cjR
!!FALL 2020 COURSE SPOTLIGHT!!
Consider taking the oh so timely English 490C: Literatures of the Future with Dr. Tim Melley to explore how relentlessly US culture imagines social collapse.
https://t.co/U5CzAP21oD
Huge congrats to @ohdesi74 for completing the #FiveFridays challenge! 👏👏👏We've loved seeing you and your cats every week! 🐱 Mark your calendars for this Friday, April 24 from 8:30AM–12PM; it's your last chance to complete the #FiveFridays challenge: https://t.co/v0kKR1JeR1