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Aug 1, 2016

Writers Make Top Sci-Fi, Fantasy List

Five writers from NC State’s MFA in Creative Writing Program are receiving recognition for their work in science fiction and fantasy. Editors of the Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy series selected stories from one MFA student, three alumni and one faculty member to its latest list of notable stories.

Jul 14, 2016

Arielle DeLisle has Found Her Voice in Phoenix

English and psychology alumna Arielle DeLisle is a lot like most of the alumni featured in the Red and White for Life blog's Wolfpack Nation series in that she lives far away from North Carolina. But in a way, the voice-over specialist and voice actor still lives in Raleigh by way of Phoenix, Ariz.

Jul 6, 2016

‘A Lee Chip’ Captures the Sound of an Island

When Caroline Myrick first went to the Caribbean island of Saba in 2012, she had no idea that she’d be publishing a dictionary on the native language four years later.

Jul 6, 2016

‘A Lee Chip’ Captures the Sound of an Island

When Caroline Myrick first went to the Caribbean island of Saba in 2012, she had no idea that she’d be publishing a dictionary on the native language four years later.

Jun 28, 2016

Tom Lisk publishes poems

Two of Tom Lisk’s poems — “Verbiage in Everyday Life” and “Peccadilly” — have been published in the online journal Tallow Eider Quarterly, Spring 2016 (https://tequarterly.com//?s=Lisk&search=Go).

Jun 28, 2016

Jeff Mielke secures NSF grant

Jeff Mielke secured a $250,000 National Science Foundation grant for his project “Phonetic and Phonological Documentation of Kalasha, an Endangered Indo-Aryan Language.” Mielke along with Qandeel Hussain will bring together a team of linguists and local language documentation researchers to describe the sound system of Kalasha (3000–5000 speakers), an endangered Dardic language of Northern Pakistan.…

Jun 28, 2016

Tim Stinson publishes articles, gives talks

Tim Stinson’s essay “(In)completeness in Middle English Literature: The Case of the Cook’s Tale and the Tale of Gamelyn” was published in Manuscript Studies. In early March, Stinson led a graduate workshop on scholarly editing and delivered a lecture on “Ghosts in the Medieval Machine: Artifacts and their Digital Afterlives” at Purdue University. He was on…

Jun 28, 2016

Tim Stinson publishes articles, gives talks

Tim Stinson’s essay “(In)completeness in Middle English Literature: The Case of the Cook’s Tale and the Tale of Gamelyn” was published in Manuscript Studies. In early March, Stinson led a graduate workshop on scholarly editing and delivered a lecture on “Ghosts in the Medieval Machine: Artifacts and their Digital Afterlives” at Purdue University. He was on…

Jun 28, 2016

Paul Fyfe publishes article, gives presentation

Paul Fyfe’s chapter “Mid-Sized Digital Pedagogy” was published in Debates in the Digital Humanities 2016 (pages 104-17), University of Minnesota Press.  He presented “Digital Pedagogy from Handwriting to Critical Making” at a public symposium at Purdue University and also participated in an advisory board meeting of the Central Online Victorian Educator project (COVE, http://covecollective.org/). He served as…

Jun 28, 2016

Sheryl Cornett publishes essay

Sheryl Cornett’s essay “Back to the Garden” was published online by Art House America. The piece is accompanied by her own photographs (Read it here).