- 1.1 Graduate Program Resources
- 1.2 Academic Information
- 1.3 Program Advisors, Major Professors, & POS Committees
- 1.4 Degree Progress, Planning, and Time Limits
- 1.5 Minors and Co-majors
- 1.6 Course Policies
- 1.7 Registration
- 1.8 Graduate Assistantships
- 1.9 Graduate Student Travel and Support
- 1.10 Program Completion
- 1.11 Graduate Faculty Members
- 2.1 About the MA programs
- 2.2 MA in English Degree Requirements
- 2.3 MA in Rhetoric, Composition, & Professional Communication Degree Requirements
- 2.4 MA in TESL/Applied Linguistics Degree Requirements
- 2.5 Minoring and Co-majoring in the MA Programs
- 2.6 The Graduate Committee Membership and Academic Plan (MA)
- 2.7 Guidelines for Thesis and Creative Component (MA)
- 3.1 About the MFA program
- 3.2 M.F.A. in Creative Writing & Environment Degree Requirements
- 3.3 The Graduate Committee Membership and Academic Plan (MFA)
- 3.4 Minoring and Co-majoring in the MFA Program
- 3.5 Guidelines for Thesis (MFA)
- 4.1 About the Doctoral programs
- 4.2 PhD in Applied Linguistics and Technology (ALT)
- 4.3 PhD in Rhetoric and Professional Communication (RPC)
- 4.4 Minoring and Co-majoring in the PhD Programs
- 4.5 The Graduate Committee Membership and Academic Plan (PhD)
- 4.6 Preliminary examination requirements and ABD Status
- 4.7 Guidelines for the Dissertation (Ph.D.)
- 5.1 About the Concurrent Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree Programs
- 5.2 Concurrent BA in Linguistics/MA in TESL/Applied Linguistics Degree Requirements and Curriculum Plans
- 5.3 Concurrent BS in Technical Communication/MA in Rhetoric, Composition, and Professional Communication Degree Requirements and Curriculum Plan
- 5.4 The Graduate Committee Membership and Academic Plan (Concurrent MA) (UPDATES COMING SOON)
- 5.5 Guidelines for Thesis and Creative Component (Concurrent MA)
- 6.1 About the Certificate Programs
- 6.2 Certificate in TESL/TEFL Program Requirements
- 6.3 The Certificate Academic Plan (COMING SOON)
1.1.1 Graduate Program Administrative Assistant (GPAA)
The Graduate Program Administrative Assistant (227 Ross Hall, englgrad@iastate.edu) keeps records of your progress to degree. It is especially important to notify the GPAA of any changes that should be noted for our records in the department and regularly update your information in Workday for the Registrar’s Office records.
You should be able to answer most questions regarding your degree program requirements by consulting this English Department Graduate Program Handbook, other areas of the English Department Graduate Studies website, and the Graduate College Handbook. Please check these resources first. Your next contact should be your assigned program advisor/major professor.
1.1.2 Important graduate program resources
The resources below will help you as you progress through your degree program. It is your responsibility as the student to know program policies, degree requirements, deadlines, etc.
- Department of English (http://www.engl.iastate.edu/)
- Graduate Studies, Department of English (http://www.engl.iastate.edu/graduate-students/)
- Graduate College website (http://www.grad-college.iastate.edu/)
- Graduate College Handbook (http://www.grad-college.iastate.edu/handbook/)
- Information for Students (https://web.iastate.edu/students)
- Academic Calendars (http://www.registrar.iastate.edu/calendar/)
- ISU Catalog (http://catalog.iastate.edu/)