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- Lana Helm elected to Board of Directors for Louisville Literary Arts
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- Rachel Rodriguez (Ph.D. '21) starts as Writing Center director at Washington College
- Mark Mattes publishes book on the history of handwriting
- Kristi Maxwell publishes a new book of poetry
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- Welcome to Dr. Kimberly Wieser-Weryackwe
- English/Business Launches BA to MBA Program
- Nettie Farris featured at InKY Reading Series
- English Grads Receive National & Local Renown
- Read the latest books from our English professors
- Spotlight! English Department Alumni Interviews
- Tim Roberts spotlights Marvel Comics in Teaching Webinar
- Annika Reitenga featured on Courier-Journal panel
- M.A. English Graduate Opens Bookstore/Featured on Local News
- Bronwyn Williams named Endowed Chair
- Recent English Alumni Spotlight Interviews
- Former UofL English majors answer the "why English?" question
- Mark Mattes wins fellowship and publishes 2 essays
- Matthew Biberman launches Italian translation of his memoir
- Nettie Farris publishes new chapbook
- Andrea Olinger wins Gretchen Niva Service Award from the KY Council of English
- Paul Griner's The Book of Otto and Liam named a Foreword INDIES finalist
- PhD Candidate Olalekan Adepoju publishes book review
- Article Publication by PhD Student Jessica Gottbrath
- Michael Benjamin featured on the Big Rhetorical Podcast
- Christina Davidson has won Grand Prize in the inaugural Cardinals Create Showcase
- Tim Roberts to be keynote speaker at Adjunct Faculty Scholars Conference
- Josh English wins short story prize
- Neleigh Olson wins Mslexia short story competition
- Ph.D. students Walker Smith and Caitlin Burns Allen co-edit special issue
- Lana Helm elected to Board of Directors for Louisville Literary Arts
- Neleigh Olson wins Kentucky Writers Fellowship
- Paul Griner's novel on the longlist for Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction
- Humana Foundation Grant for Megan Poole and the Public Health Literacy Advisory Group
- Megan Poole wins Top Paper Award from the journal Rhetoric of Health and Medicine
- Joe Franklin (Ph.D. '21) starts as Interim Director of the writing center at Puget Sound
- Claire Jackson (Ph.D. '21) starts as Visiting Assistant Professor at College of the Holy Cross
- Jessica Newman (Ph.D. '21) director of tutoring at Jefferson Community & Technical College
- Rachel Rodriguez (Ph.D. '21) starts as Writing Center director at Washington College
- Mark Mattes publishes book on the history of handwriting
- Kristi Maxwell publishes a new book of poetry
- Alumni Spotlight: Joe Manning, Louisville Story Program
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- Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900
- Axton Reading: Mateo Askaripour
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- Tune In To Poetry: Voice, Tradition, & Community Fast Class with David Anderson
- 'The Cradle of our Liberties': Magna Carta in History and Myth
- Dr. Sarah Summers: Making Space for Writing
- Writing Indigenous Diplomacy: Indian Removal and the History of Native American Literature
- Rachel Maloney: The Matriarchive
- InKY Reading Series: Bernard Clay & Lana Dean Helm
- English Graduate Community Meeting: Conference Tips and Tricks
- EGO Luncheon at LCLC
- Calvino Prize Reading: Steve Wilson
- How Tech/Prof Writing Teaches Websites
- Resumes & Document Design in Tech/Prof Writing
- Dr. Beverly J. Moss, "We're all Sistas": Phenomenal Women, Community Literacies, and Sponsoring Belonging
- Graduate Student Session on Publishing
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- Composition Program Racial Justice Committee
- Using News Literacy in Composition Courses
- What We Learned from Assessing 333 Composition Student Writing Samples: A Roundtable
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- Trauma Awareness in Data Visualization: Tech/Prof Writing Event
- Caitlin Ray Dissertation Workshop
- Dr. Kristie Ennis: "Flipping the Script: Re-Imagining the Composition Classroom”
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- C. Riley Snorton (University of Chicago), Global Humanities Lecture: Swamp Tales, Trans Ghosts, and Nonbinary Magical Realism
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- Louisville Conference on Literature & Culture since 1900
- Axton Reading: Mateo Askaripour
- Axton Master Class: Mateo Askaripour
- Tune In To Poetry: Voice, Tradition, & Community Fast Class with David Anderson
- 'The Cradle of our Liberties': Magna Carta in History and Myth
- Dr. Sarah Summers: Making Space for Writing
- Writing Indigenous Diplomacy: Indian Removal and the History of Native American Literature
- Rachel Maloney: The Matriarchive
- InKY Reading Series: Bernard Clay & Lana Dean Helm
- English Graduate Community Meeting: Conference Tips and Tricks
- EGO Luncheon at LCLC
- Calvino Prize Reading: Steve Wilson
- How Tech/Prof Writing Teaches Websites
- Resumes & Document Design in Tech/Prof Writing
- Dr. Beverly J. Moss, "We're all Sistas": Phenomenal Women, Community Literacies, and Sponsoring Belonging
- Graduate Student Session on Publishing
- Graduate Community Meeting: Applying for PhD Programs
- Composition Program Racial Justice Committee
- Using News Literacy in Composition Courses
- What We Learned from Assessing 333 Composition Student Writing Samples: A Roundtable
- March Game Night
- Trauma Awareness in Data Visualization: Tech/Prof Writing Event
- Caitlin Ray Dissertation Workshop
- Dr. Kristie Ennis: "Flipping the Script: Re-Imagining the Composition Classroom”
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Placement Committee Meeting
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Rhetoric Reading Group
- Placement Committee Meeting
- Placement Committee Meeting
- Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture - Virtual Panels
- Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture - Virtual Panels
- Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture - In Person
- Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture - In Person
- Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture - In Person
- C. Riley Snorton (University of Chicago), Global Humanities Lecture: Swamp Tales, Trans Ghosts, and Nonbinary Magical Realism

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C. Riley Snorton (University of Chicago), Global Humanities Lecture: Swamp Tales, Trans Ghosts, and Nonbinary Magical Realism

When	Oct 10, 2024 from 04:00 PM to 05:30 PM
Where	Chao Auditorium, Estrom Library
Contact Name	karen.chandler@louisville.edu
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C. Riley Snorton (University of Chicago), Global Humanities Lecture: Swamp Tales, Trans Ghosts, and Nonbinary Magical Realism
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