Category Archives: English Department News

How Professor Texter Plans to Keep His Pants Secure

If you’d like to know the details of Prof. Doug Texter’s financial plans for the future, read “Belt and Suspenders” from Humble Dollar. It was published earlier in the year, but the plans described still lie in the fairly distant future.

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Professor Fitzpatrick Hits the Bricks

As you walk through the MTC lobby, you’ve seen these sculptures. On Wednesday, Sept. 18, for our next Noon at the Nerman presentation, Prof. Maureen Fitzpatrick, will share some things you didn’t know about the building’s brick sculptures. Dona Dobberfuhl’s … Continue reading

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Professor Jones Kicks off the ’24-25 Great Books Series

Can you name a great Philippine novel or novelist? Since the answer to that is probably ‘no,’ Nathan Jones remedied our lack of knowledge by sharing an introduction to José Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere (Do not touch me), possibly the … Continue reading

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Fitzpatrick Offers Special Topic Class for Spring 2021

ENGL 292: Special Topics: Storyworld, Serialized, and Transmedia Literature–CRN 10168 It is offered this spring, online, with a Composition I pre-requisite.

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Reynolds’ Poem Published

Tom Reynolds’ poem “Cage Fighter” is included in the “Teaching Issue” (Volume 36, Issue 2) of Aethlon: The Journal of Sport Literature. It appears in the section “Women, Poems, Sport,” featuring works from several poets, including former U.S. Poet Laureate Rita … Continue reading

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