RIT English

Official Twitter account of English at RIT.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Hello, world! We’re the RIT English department, and we offer the coolest Bachelor’s in English around. Check us out at https://t.co/O2680h05g7. See you around…

[Iris Rivero @irisvrivero]

Thrilled to share our latest metal 3DP research on Aerosol Jet Printing. Check our “hot off the press” pub in Additive Manufacturing journal https://t.co/M2jqP3MYSQ. Congrats @OKStateIEM @Srikanthan_1993 on leading this pub. @imed_lab @rit_ise @_RITEngineering proud of its alum.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Oh look, here we are in RIT News! Woohoo!
https://t.co/spb3DiVrd9

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

One of the most important Anglophone voices of the last 50 years. Let's hope that it hasn't been silenced. https://t.co/IjSJBoCMBp

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

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[🌻 Sean Grass 🇺🇦☮️ @GongDonkey]

My new Dickens merch is here! Mwahahaha…

[Prof Michaela Mahlberg @MichaMahlberg]

After the conference is before the conference. Hope to see you all there @Dickens_Society

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Another RIT English faculty member doing something cool. Find out what reading Dickens can teach us about life in 2022.

[🌻 Sean Grass 🇺🇦☮️ @GongDonkey]

Oh, hey, it’s me. Talking about Dickens, life writing, and commodity culture with the terrific @MichaMahlberg.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Many congratulations to English students Kenzie Vanacore (Robert Root Award for Excellence in Literature) and Katarina Boss (Kearse Award) for their remarkable achievements in our classes. Well done!

[RIT @RITtigers]

.@RITNTID Senior Lecturer @tfwarfield delivered the keynote address, "A Legacy of Art," at RIT's annual Let Freedom Ring event celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day hosted by @RITDiversity. @RITPresident also addressed the gathering. More photos at: https://t.co/0kmUtFCv6C

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

To be very clear: this book is marvelous, and banning books is an abomination. If you haven't read Maus, do.

[Judd Legum @JuddLegum]

The Mcminn County School board in Tennessee just voted to ban a Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust

The vote was 10-0

https://t.co/kpgjoLZQq9

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Wow, check out what English students at RIT are doing:
https://t.co/lwrd7V1CiB

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Fall semester 2021 pretty much in the books! Wishing everyone a delightful winter break and, for those who celebrate, a brilliant holiday season. We'll do it again starting on January 10.

[Kate Gleason College of Engineering @_RITEngineering]

Students, register for this year's Women's Leadership Summit. This year's event is centered around BE STEAM (Business Entrepreneurship, plus STEAM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). Register here: https://t.co/Uwa6AwCyWY

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

All small letters, but truly a giant in intellect and influence. RIP bell hooks.

[Whitney Sperrazza @WSperrazza]

News of an immense loss to our world today. bell hooks - rest in power and thank you for all you shared.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Oh, hey. Your friendly neighborhood Department of English reminding you that literature wasn't/isn't only written by dead white dudes.

[well loved stories @ms_peaceweaver]

That seems... normal, given that only one of these authors even wrote in English?

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Oh look, another RIT English professor doing Cool Things. 🤷🏼

[Kate Gleason College of Engineering @_RITEngineering]

Margaret Bailey, professor in the dept of mechanical engineering, and Dr. Laura Shackelford, professor in the dept of English in @RIT_LiberalArts, have published a book: "Women in Mechanical Engineering: Energy and Environment," published by @SpringerEng. https://t.co/cD3lAKQN3j

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Emily Bronte: Original Victorian Badass.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Yes. Yes we are.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

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Come join RIT English for an Open House celebrating the launch of our new Bachelor's degree in English. Thursday, 11/11 in McKenzie Commons (ground floor, Liberal Arts Hall) 3:30-5:30. Food, beverages, prizes!

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

By the way, if you want to learn about Storytelling, take one of these classes next semester: ENGL 411: Themes in American Lit with Perry Ground, educator from the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga nation, or ENGL 275: Storytelling with Sean Grass, expert in Victorian serial fiction.

[RIT English @RitEnglish]

Excited to see RIT English *well represented* at the joint in-person/online workshop on Storytelling and featuring experts from the College of Liberal Arts and College of Art & Design. Go get 'em, Professor Laura Shackelford!