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Alumna’s Novel Inspires Streaming Series on Zelda Fitzgerald

Nash Dunn

Feb 17, 2017

2017 AEGS Conference Call for Papers

The Association of English Graduate Students (AEGS) of North Carolina State University is pleased to announce its Call for Papers for the 2017 AEGS Conference on April 1, the theme of which is “Collaborative Discourse.” This theme, as well as the conference as whole, is meant to be widely inclusive. Graduate and undergraduate students, as…

Feb 17, 2017

Graduate Research Symposium Participants

The MA and MS programs are pleased to announce the participants in this year’s NC State Graduate Research Symposium:  MA English Karen Eisenhauer “Directives in Disney and Pixar Movies: A Quantitative Analysis” Advisor: Agnes Bolonyai  Frankie Pennington “Making a Confession: Tag Questions as Manipulative Discourse Markers”Advisor: Agnes Bolonyai  Ari Janoff “Third Dialect In Santa Barbara, California: An Examination of…

Feb 17, 2017

Submit Your Poems to the 2017 NC State Poetry Contest

The NC State creative writing program is accepting entries to its annual statewide writing contest. Open to all North Carolina residents, the contest is one of the largest free literary competitions in the Southeast and drew more than 600 entrants last year.

Feb 13, 2017

From the Big Red One to ‘The Big Red One’ — War, Movies and Sam Fuller

A new book by NC State film studies professor Marsha Gordon focuses in depth on the war films of director, producer and screenwriter Sam Fuller.

Feb 13, 2017

From the Big Red One to ‘The Big Red One’ — War, Movies and Sam Fuller

A new book by NC State film studies professor Marsha Gordon focuses in depth on the war films of director, producer and screenwriter Sam Fuller.

Feb 6, 2017

5 Questions With Jim Gates, 2017 Diversity Lecture Speaker

Theoretical physicist Jim Gates explains why the dichotomy between seeking equity and seeking excellence is false in science and society at the the 2017 Humanities and Social Sciences Diversity Lecture.

Jan 31, 2017

Graduate Student Notes for January 2017

Kendra Andrews was accepted into the Dartmouth Summer Seminar for Composition Research for her work on peer review practices and STEM writing. She gave a presentation on the same research project, titled “Mining for Transfer: Using MyReviewers Data to Address Writing Transfer in Upper-Level STEM Courses,” at the International Conference for Writing Analytics, January 13–14 in St.…

Jan 31, 2017

Faculty Notes for January 2017

JOHN BALABAN Four of John Balaban’s poems are part of the exhibition The World After January 20, 2017 at the James W. Palmer Gallery at Vassar College: “Varna Snow,” “Christmas at Washington’s Crossing,” “Portal,” and “Georgi Borisov in Paris.” A chapter from his memoir Remembering Heaven’s Face is now online at Narrative Magazine. BELLE BOGGS Belle Boggs is one of five finalists…

Jan 31, 2017

Faculty Notes for January 2017

JOHN BALABAN Four of John Balaban’s poems are part of the exhibition The World After January 20, 2017 at the James W. Palmer Gallery at Vassar College: “Varna Snow,” “Christmas at Washington’s Crossing,” “Portal,” and “Georgi Borisov in Paris.” A chapter from his memoir Remembering Heaven’s Face is now online at Narrative Magazine. BELLE BOGGS Belle Boggs is one of five finalists…

Jan 23, 2017

Alumna’s Novel Inspires Streaming Series on Zelda Fitzgerald

Alumna Therese Fowler is headed for the red carpet. The 2005 MFA in creative writing grad is in New York this week for the premiere of Z: The Beginning of Everything, a new TV series adapted from the pages of her 2013 novel about Zelda Fitzgerald.