Student and alumni work that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Student and alumni work that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Student and alumni work that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Student and alumni work that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Student and alumni work that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Student and alumni publications that were developed from TCNJ English MA program seminars and faculty supervised research have recently appeared in these publications
Rachel Lyn Atkins and Jenna Burke, both of the 5-Year English MA Program, have received awards at the 2018 Sigma Tau Delta International Convention. Rachel Lyn Atkins received 3rd Place in the category of Critical Essays in British Literature for her paper entitled, “The Satanic Verses: Forming the Immigrant Identity.” Her essay, written… Continue Reading
Nicole Dittmer, a 2016 graduate of TCNJ’s M.A English program and current Adjunct for the college, has been accepted to present her work on Eco-criticism and Gothic fiction at the 2018 International Bicentenary Conference on Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in Venice, Italy at the end of February. Dittmer’s article “The Infertile ‘Frankenstein’: Eugenics & The… Continue Reading
Michael Laudenbach has received the Elva Bell McLin 2017 Senior Scholarship in order to defray the costs of the MA degree he is currently pursuing here at TCNJ. Additionally, his poem entitled “Questions About Depthlessness” is being published in The Sigma Tau Delta Rectangle and has won the E. Nelson James Poetry Award. This… Continue Reading
Michelle Lesniak received an Honorable Mention Award for a paper she presented at the 2017 Sigma Tau Delta Convention. Her essay, written for Professor Mindi McMann, was entitled “Boyhood Bonds and the Privilege of Mobility,” and was presented at the “Men of the World” session which focused on world literature and constructions of masculine identity. … Continue Reading
Cassandra Jackson is currently a professor at The College of New Jersey as well as an accomplished scholar in the fields of American literature and visual culture. She is currently teaching a course at the graduate level on slavery and the black imagination, focusing on the representations of slavery in narratives ranging from the nineteenth century to the… Continue Reading