ETSU Literature and Language

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[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

Baldwin, Cather, Chopin, Ellison, Faulkner, Hawthorne, Hurston, Larsen, Melville, and Morrison, from THE SCARLET LETTER to BELOVED-"The American Novel," fall 2021. For more details, contact Dr. Holmes through. Be sure to check out our Fall schedule via the Clarion on our website.

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

Our MA student Abby N. Lewis had a poem set to music by the composer Dale Trumbore, and it is featured in this recording! The intro to the piece begins at about 5:00 minutes in and lasts about 8 minutes.
https://t.co/IuM3c2nU8l

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

We would like to congratulate LiLa alumnus Dr. Luke Shelton for winning the 'Best Online Content' category for this year's Tolkien Society Awards!

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

The Science & Fictions: Cinema in East Tennessee symposium, presented by ETSU’s Media & Communication & Literature and Language departments will take place on May 14th & 15th via zoom (https://t.co/3oLcmqPATy).

[ETSU Medical Library @QCOMLIB]

Help us help ETSU's Robertson Pride Center! If you'd like to drop off donations of new or gently used LGBTQ+ books at the medical library, we will make sure they get them! 🏳️‍🌈📚

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

We will offer Lit of Popular Culture: Graphic Narration during Pre-Summer 2021. This online course will trace how graphic novels developed from their inception late in 1960s to contemporary culture.

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

Two awesome events coming up with writer and storyteller Gabby Rivera, March 29 and 30! Zoom links on the flyer!

[ETSU National Alumni Association @ETSUAlumni]

Join us for Desserts with Experts featuring Dr. Jesse Graves, ETSU English Professor & Poet-in-Residence on Jan 26 at 7pm. Dr. Graves will host "Rediscover Poetry in Trying Times” while sharing his favorite Baked Eggnog French Toast Casserole via Zoom at https://t.co/BFbViOvkKM

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

There is also an event called “Let’s Talk: Capitol Building Event,” scheduled for 2:00 pm today open to all students, and hosted by the ETSU Counseling Center. It is a Zoom event, and you can see details to join on our Facebook page.

[ETSU Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) @ETSUWGSS]

Register now! at https://t.co/zM4LvFhy0y

[Brian Noland @ETSUPrez]

A sad day for our democracy. Sickened to see this breakdown in civil discourse in our nation’s Capitol. Hoping for a quick and peaceful resolution very soon.

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

Join us tomorrow for a Graduate School Q&A session led by Dr. Mark Baumgartner! This session will be held via Zoom; see flyer for the meeting ID. We hope to see you there!

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

#etsuLiLa would like to welcome Karen Salyer McElmurray, author of Wanting Radiance, Walk Till the Dogs Get Mean, and The Motel of the Stars, who will deliver a public reading on Nov. 11 at 3 pm via Zoom. We hope to see you there!

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

Coming Spring Semester 2021. English 4017/5017: Children's Literature. For more information, contact Dr. Phyllis Thompson.

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

LiLa believes that Black lives unequivocally matter, and stands in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. You can read our full statement from Chair, Dr. Daniel Westover here. https://t.co/LCeWayPjtw

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

We are offering Japanese 1010 this summer! This class is an introduction to the Japanese language and culture.

[ETSU Human Resources @ETSUHR]

Literature and Language is hiring for an Assistant Professor of British Literature, Long Nineteenth Century. Take a look at the opportunity and apply today! #britishliterature #literature #literatureandlanguage #etsu #higheredjobs #tennessee @etsuLiLa https://t.co/hLX0hsodry

[ETSU Literature and Language @etsuLiLa]

We are offering a dual enrollment Japanese class this fall at Science Hill High School! JAPN 1010 is an introduction to the Japanese language, both spoken and written, and to the culture and customs.

[Brian Noland @ETSUPrez]

I had a wonderful evening of poetry and reflection on Friday. Thank you to @etsuLiLa for bringing us together.