Literature Colloquium

The English Department's Literature Colloquium series features presentations by English faculty and students on current research in literary studies, along with stimulating conversation and coffee, tea, and pastries. The Colloquium takes place once each semester and is presented by the English Department's Literatures Track Committee.

Spring 2015

Tuesday, March 3 | 2-3 pm | Sykes 252A

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• Dr. Gabrielle Halko, "In Their Own Words: Oral Histories of WW II Child Internees"
• Zoey Mills (Undergrad, English), "The Boundaries of Book Collecting: A Preliminary Study of the Philips Autograph Library"
• Dr. Carolyn Sorisio, "Newspaper Warrior: Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins, Authorship and Print Culture"

Fall 2014

Thursday, November 20 | 2-3 pm | Sykes 255

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• Dr. Rodney Mader and Kacey Stewart (Undergrad, English), "An Undergraduate Research Project in Learning How to Read the Handwriting of Elizabeth Graeme Fergusson"
• Dr. Graham MacPhee, "Poetry, Decolonization, and the Break-Up of Britain."

Learn more about the Literatures Track