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Jayda Coons (PhD, English, 2019) will join the Honors College faculty of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Jayda Coons (PhD, English, 2019) will join the Honors College faculty of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in Fall 2019. Her article "'Spectral Realities': Little Dorrit,... |
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Jennifer Jenkins appointed visiting research chair at the Colegio de San Luis, Mexico for 2019 The Academic Board of the Colegio de San Luis in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, has granted Jennifer Jenkins their highest academic chair in their History Program for the year of 2019. The Primo... |
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Ink on Skin: Jeremy Frey exhibits photo-poems in current series
Writing Program Senior Lecturer Jeremy Frey is honored to exhibit four photo-poems from his current series "Ink on Skin" in two exhibits this fall: Tohono Chul Park's "Sonoran Stories"... |
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MFA faculty Farid Matuk's The Real Horse reviewed in Publisher's Weekly Congratulations to Farid Matuk on the publication of his new book The Real Horse |
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English Graduate Student Research Fund Recipients awarded Congratulations to Sally Benson (RCTE), Emma Miller (LIT), Dorian Rolston (CW, and Miranda Trimmier (CW) who are first time recipients of the English Graduate Student Research Fund! Each was... |
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Daniel Crumbo's essay to be published Dr. Daniel Crumbo (Ph.D. in Literature 2017; Associate Editor, Arizona Quarterly) has had his essay "Repetition, Compulsion, and Matrimony in Groundhog Day, Matchstick Men, and... |
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Carie Lyn Schneider accepts tenure-track position Dr. Carie Lyn Schneider, who defended her dissertation,“The Ability to Not-Find: Failure, Memory, and Hope in the American Novel,” in January 2018, has accepted a tenure-track position as... |
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Farid Matuk talks about his new book, The Real Horse: PoemsThe Real Horse: Poems by Farid MatukClick here to read: ... |
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MFA Alum Francisco Cantú featured on PBS News Hour, discusses new book about life and working on the borderAbout the AuthorFrancisco Cantú served as an agent for the United States Border Patrol in the deserts of Arizona, New... |
