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Retired Faculty Breakfast
Language Assessment Student Organization Annual Language Testing Talk
Debra Marquart Receives LAS Dean’s Faculty Fellow in the Arts, Named Distinguished Professor
Professor Debra Marquart received the 2019-2020 Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean’s Faculty Fellow in the Arts. This award is designed to further enhance the visibility and reputation of high-performing faculty in the creative and performing arts. Professor Marquart was also named Distinguished Professor, which is awarded for exemplary performance in research and/or creative activities as … Continue reading Debra Marquart Receives LAS Dean’s Faculty Fellow in the Arts, Named Distinguished Professor
Matt Sivils Receives LAS Dean’s Professorship
Professor Matthew W. Sivils received a Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean’s Professorship, a rare and prestigious award honoring his excellent work as a nationally recognized scholar in early American literature, American Gothic, and its relations to environmental studies. Congratulations, Dr. Sivils!
Undergraduate Students Present at the North American Review 50 Writing Conference
A panel of undergraduate students presented at the North American Review 50 Writing Conference on April 21, titled, “Fierce and Phenomenal: Multi-modal and Nonlinear Stories from ISU’s Write Like a Woman course”. The students read their own work they wrote in the class. Those presenting were (L-R) Mallory Gunther (Engl and WGS majors), Kalli Baker … Continue reading Undergraduate Students Present at the North American Review 50 Writing Conference
MA Literature Graduate Publishes First Book
Mary Stoecklein (2013 MA Literature) has published her first book, Native American Mystery Writing: Indigenous Investigations. Mary graduated with her PhD in American Indian Studies from the University of Arizona in 2017. Congratulations, Mary!
MFA 560 Field Experience – Final Presentations
Nine MFA students will deliver presentations about their 560 Environment Field Experiences. Open to the public, pizza will be served.
Assistant Professor Jim Ranalli helping to expand access to writing enhancement tool
Since fall 2018, Assistant Professor Jim Ranalli has been leading a Miller Faculty Fellowship funded project to pilot the use of Grammarly, an online writing enhancement tool, with more than 1,000 students in writing-focused and writing-intensive courses across campus. He is now consulting on a new initiative funded by the Computation Advisory Committee to pilot Grammarly … Continue reading Assistant Professor Jim Ranalli helping to expand access to writing enhancement tool
Graduate Students Present at the Graduate and Professional Student Research Conference
Congratulations to the following graduate students for presenting at the Graduate and Professional Student Research Conference on April 10, 2019. Fatemeh Bordbarjavidi Esther Crompton Brody Dingel Carolyn Gonzalez Emily Grzywacz Agata Guskaroska Liberato Silva dos Santos Erin Todey Kristin Terrill