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Congratulations Fall 2021 Graduates!
Congratulations to the following graduate students in the Department of English who will receive their M.A., M.F.A., or Ph.D. degrees this semester.
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Katherine Rafferty, associate teaching professor of psychology and communications studies, and Tina Coffelt, associate professor of English have published new research which examines how family dynamics influence whether emerging adults involve their parents in medical decisions.
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Department Meeting
Mark your calendar: Spring 2022 Department Meetings (monthly on Zoom on Wednesdays at 1:10 pm – 2 pm):
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Department Meeting
Please note that our department meeting on Wednesday, April 13 will not be on Zoom, but instead will be a face-to-face meeting in Curtiss 127.
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Department Meeting
Mark your calendar: Spring 2022 Department Meetings (monthly on Zoom on Wednesdays at 1:10 pm – 2 pm):
CATEGORIES: Department Events
Department Meeting
Mark your calendar: Spring 2022 Department Meetings (monthly on Zoom on Wednesdays at 1:10 pm – 2 pm):
CATEGORIES: Department Events
Department Meeting
Mark your calendar: Spring 2022 Department Meetings (monthly on Zoom on Wednesdays at 1:10 pm – 2 pm):
CATEGORIES: Department News
Janet Anderson-Hsieh, Professor Emerita of English, honored for establishing a scholarship
On November 3, faculty and alumni gathered in the Troxel Hall Atrium for a recognition ceremony to thank Janet Anderson-Hsieh, professor emerita of English, for establishing the Janet Anderson-Hsieh, PhD, Graduate Scholarship in Applied Linguistics. The Department of English chair, Volker Hegelheimer, gave the introductory remarks. Febriana Lestari is the inaugural recipient of the award. … Continue reading Janet Anderson-Hsieh, Professor Emerita of English, honored for establishing a scholarship
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Ames-based Flyway Books publishes its first book, the whimsical ‘A Moo Cow Came Traveling’
Ronna Faaborg Ames Tribune Published 3:14 p.m. CT Nov. 6, 2021 A national literary journal published by Iowa State’s English Department has spun-off a book publisher, Flyway Books, which is celebrating its first imprint — a children’s book titled “A Moo Cow Came Traveling.” “Flyway: Journal of Writing & Environment” has been publishing poems, stories and essays … Continue reading Ames-based Flyway Books publishes its first book, the whimsical ‘A Moo Cow Came Traveling’