My book A REFUGE FOR JAE-IN DOE AND OTHER FUGUES is forthcoming from dream press @punctum_books. To say that I am honored, excited, and grateful would be an understatement. Thank you to everyone who encouraged me to keep writing. Your support has meant more to me than I can say.
The CUNY Cultural Corps student applications are now open!
If you are a CUNY student interested in gaining professional experience working with a New York City Cultural Institution in one of the following departments, visit https://t.co/wXlPY4Cawf to learn more and apply!
I recently returned to this essay, The Afterlives of Julia de Burgos, which I wrote years ago, it focuses on the importance of generations, intellectual genealogies, iconicity, and the afterlives of Puerto Rican poet and writer Julia de Burgos ... https://t.co/zB60mJGXi8
Parking in Queens has never been easier. Register for summer session classes and get free on-campus parking with a valid decal. This applies to all QC and visiting students too! You must submit an application online before picking up your decal. 🚗
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This Friday @ 4PM ET, the Ph.D. in English Program is hosting a virtual open house for prospective students!
Register for the event here: https://t.co/Xpqt5fvF6H
Why Majoring in the Humanities Can Be a Great Career Move? Many students majoring in English, philosophy and film get impressive opportunities right out of college.
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We're getting ready for a brand new semester, not just for classes but with a whole lineup of events for your literary pleasure!
Come out to Queens to learn about publishing, creative nonfiction, and more!
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Eligible CUNY students experiencing food insecurity can apply for SNAP. Students who need help buying food should visit https://t.co/7mEeG7LTvc to learn more about the program.
Congratulations to Veronica Kordmany, who defended her MA thesis, "Reproduction: The Ultimate Enemy of Racial Passing in Harlem Renaissance Literature"!
Congratulations to Lloyd Letizia, who defended his MA thesis, "A Literary Corpus in Motion:
W.E.B Du Bois’s Dark Princess and the Retreat to Reproductive Subjectivity"
Congratulations to Deepika Khan, who defended her MA thesis, "“Put Some Respect on Her Name (and Body): The Trials and Tribulations of Sethe’s Mothering Form in Toni Morrison’s Beloved”!
Congratulations to Jason Altman, who defended his MA thesis, "“An Inflection Point in Hollywood’s Diversity and Inclusivity: Performing Asian American On-Screen Representation in Interior Chinatown and The Karate Kid”
Congratulations to Rajiv Singh, who defended his MA thesis, "Friday: The Complicated Fellow Who Moves the Needle in Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe and J. M. Coetzee's Foe"!
Congratulations to Sophia Uhl, who defended her MA thesis, "‘A Bird with a Broken Wing’: Mental Illness and Female Power in Kate Chopin’s The Awakening"
A series of post on those who defended master's theses this semester. First up: Congratulations to Ashley Anderson, who defended her thesis, "Exploring Friendships in J.R.R. Tolkien’s Novels and Adaptations: A Study in Social Media, Fandoms, and Variations"!
Congratulations to this year's winner of the Nancy Comley Prize for Outstanding Graduate Student Essay: Kayla Baur for her paper "Mixed Feelings: The Emotional Appeals of Zitkala-sa's American Indian Stories"