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Undergraduate

Undergraduate Program of Literatures in English

Every semester a broad variety of courses are offered spanning many critical perspectives, geographical zones, and historical periods...

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Writing Program

Writing Program

Rutgers Writing Program

English Undergraduate Courses offered span from many critical perspectives, geographic zones, and historical periods...

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Writers House

Writers House

Writers House is an undergraduate learning community that provides a gateway to the experience of creativity and serves as a laboratory for developing expression in all the media of the twenty-first century.

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Graduate

Graduate Program of Literatures in English

The program emphasizes on literary history and form, and to the cultures, societies, and politics by which they have been shaped....

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Plangere Writing Center

Plangere Writing Center

The Plangere Writing Center provides tutoring for students enrolled in Writing Program classes. Students are tutored in the full range of expository writing, from basic composition to advanced research, business, and scientific writing.

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CCA

Center for Cultural Analysis

Center for Cultural Analysis (CCA) working groups are devoted to exploring problems that lie across the traditional disciplines of the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.

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Faculty News

Department of English Welcomes Mark Doty

The Department of English welcomes Mark Doty who arrived in the Fall 2009 semester as Professor of English specializing in Nineteenth Century Poetry, Twentieth Century and Contemporary Poetry.

Department of English Welcomes Ryan James Kernan

The Department of English welcomes Ryan James Kernan who arrived in the Fall 2009 semester as Assistant Professor of English specializing in African American & African Diaspora Literature.

Department of English Welcomes Stéphane Robolin

The Department of English welcomes Stéphane Robolin who arrived in the Fall 2009 semester as Assistant Professor of English specializing in Postcolonial Literature.

Gregory S. Jackson Awarded both a Board of Trustees Research Fellowship and Presidential Fellowship

Gregory S. Jackson has been awarded both a Board of Trustees Research Fellowship for Scholarly Excellence and a Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence "as one of the university's most distinguished young faculty members."

Emily C. Bartels receives this year's 2009 SAS Award

Because of her creative course designs, Emily C.  Bartels’s Shakespeare courses are nationally known. Using innovative teaching strategies she makes her subject matter vivid, enjoyable, and current, while maintaining unusually rigorous standards for student work.

Congratulations All Around

The following promotions have been approved:

Emily C. Bartels and Mark Doty have been promoted to Full Professor. Gregory S. Jackson and Edlie L. Wong have been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure.

Edlie L. Wong Awarded a Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence

Edlie L. Wong has been awarded a Presidential Fellowship for Teaching Excellence "as one of the university's most distinguished young faculty members."

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Temple Grandin

 

Temple Grandin
December 1, 2009 | 8 PM
Rutgers Student Center
Multipurpose Room

Writers House

Writers House Film Festival

 

Film Festival

December 15, 2009 | 7 PM
Milledoler Hall, Room 100

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Working in the Archives with Steven Zwicker

 

Working in the Archives with
Steven Zwicker

November 19, 2009 | 1:30 PM
Alexander Library, Case Room

British Studies Project

David Armitage

 

David Armitage
Harvard University

January 28, 2010
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