"I find myself more actively these days trying to push writers to write on their toes, to subvert the assumptions they have for writing (especially writing in school, that it must be careful, developed, deliberate, correct)." — Hannah Rule https://t.co/8JAa7hCOjo
17th-century poet George Herbert and UNCG go way back.
Meet our internationally renowned Herbert scholar and peek into our world-class collection.
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No hyphen is needed between adverbs ending in -ly and adjectives they modify: an easily remembered rule, a badly damaged island, a fully informed voter.
Our friends @UNCGLib will offer a series of short research-related webinars🖥️, including "Publishing Support" (9/20, 11 AM) and "Research Data Management Planning" (11/30, 2 PM). Learn more and register (corrected link): https://t.co/H0K1LO1TsI
Did you know @uncg has more than 250 student groups?
Whether it's the Classical Society, Model UN, @UNCGHistSociety, the Audubon Society, or Psychology Club, it's easy to find a group that fits your interests!
Find yours: https://t.co/XseSOEbrPu
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🎉We're back!🎉
The Writing Center opens for the Fall 2022 semester today at 9:00 AM. Visit https://t.co/uU1XlDO6zg to view our in-person and remote hours, and to book an appointment using TracCloud.
See you soon — and happy writing!
Hello Spartans! The Center's final day of the semester is tomorrow, Thursday April 28th, from 9am-5pm. We'll reopen for the summer on Wednesday May 11th at 10am.
We wish everyone the best as we enter finals, and look forward to seeing Spartans who visit us over the summer! ☀️☀️
Join us in welcoming Shelbi Webb, UNCG LIS 2021 Alum and Diversity Resident Librarian Jackson Library UNCG, as our guest speaker for Spring 2022 Graduation. We look forward to seeing you and your family and friends at our virtual graduation on Thursday, May 5th at 5:30 PM.
Don't let finals get you down! Learn ways to survive and thrive during your exams. Any UNCG student is welcome to attend and participate. Check it out today at 4:00 PM and find more info here: https://t.co/pfxHijzUmo
"I looked forward to the struggle of the writing life. I thought of being a writer as a heroic vocation." — Monday morning inspiration from author Susan Sontag https://t.co/9VsVMtTvXa
"My teachers gave me confidence in my ability to write, and they also pushed me, challenged me, said things I strongly disagreed with and things I felt were so true I’ll remember them for the rest of my life."—Friday motivation from author Jamel Brinkley https://t.co/Nc2ZayoCfi
🔖 Hey scholars! We have a research bookmark for you.
Browse open and free content on JSTOR and Artstor. This page gathers #OpenAccess resources including journals, books, images, primary sources, and more.
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What can you do with an English Degree? Leah Carper (BA '06) is an English Teacher, and she was named the 2022 NC Teacher of the Year! #UNCGEnglish @howIteachHS @UNCG_CAS@UNCGSchoolofEdu
"Usually what starts a book going is a collision between multiple elements. It’s like they’re particles that have to collide...So when enough particles collide, then this process of constellation starts to happen."—Monday inspiration from author Ruth Ozeki https://t.co/cemlSCJgA5
"There’s lots of critique of internet writing, but there’s no doubt it’s broadened who writes and who reads...The wonderful thing about the internet is that you can find an audience, you can find a reader." — Friday inspiration from author Kiese Laymon https://t.co/8MCmSZx9IS