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Jan 29, 2016

Chris Anson receives grant, gives talks

Chris Anson, his son Ian, and CRDM doctoral students Chen Chen and Meridith Reed have received a research grant from the Conference on College Composition and Communication for their study “Talking About Writing: Mining Key Concepts in Students’ Reflections on Drafts in Progress.” Anson recently spoke at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul,…

Jan 29, 2016

NC State Poetry Contest Seeks Entries

Calling all North Carolina poets! The NC State Poetry Contest, organized by the university’s creative writing program, is accepting entries for its 2016 competition.

Jan 28, 2016

Karen Eisenhauer, Research Featured in the Washington Post

Karen Eisenhauer, a first-year MA student in Linguistics, was interviewed by the Washington Post about research on gender roles in Disney movies. The interview with Karen and her co-author Carmen Fought (Pitzer College) can be found here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/01/25/researchers-have-discovered-a-major-problem-with-the-little-mermaid-and-other-disney-movies/

Jan 28, 2016

Graduate Research Symposium Participants

The MA and MS programs are pleased to announce the nominees for the Eleventh Annual NC State University Graduate Student Research Symposium: MA Eric Wilbanks “(str) Retraction in Raleigh: “identiacal” variants implicated in two separate sound changes” Advisor: Erik Thomas MS Arthur Berger “A study of a commercial contracting” Advisor: Huiling Ding Rachael Graham “The Role…

Jan 20, 2016

Retiring NC State poet helped save endangered script from extinction

After trending toward extinction for decades, the fate of Vietnam’s ancient script, Chữ Nôm, now has a healthier outlook. NC State English professor John Balaban has helped lead many of the developments that kick-started Nôm’s rebound from an endangered calligraphic way of writing to a preserved tradition.

Jan 13, 2016

Experiencing King from New Angles

NC State digital humanities scholars are using technology to illuminate Martin Luther King Jr.’s words in new ways, allowing the public to not only read or listen to his speeches, but experience them.

Jan 13, 2016

Experiencing King from New Angles

NC State digital humanities scholars are using technology to illuminate Martin Luther King Jr.’s words in new ways, allowing the public to not only read or listen to his speeches, but experience them.

Dec 30, 2015

Belle Boggs publishes essay

Belle Boggs published a new essay, “Baby Fever,” in the November/December issue of Orion.

Dec 30, 2015

Denise Heinze publishes article

Denise Heinze’s article “Unlikely Antiphony:  Whitman’s Call and Morrison’s Response in ‘Song of Myself” and Song of Solomon” was published in the Walt Whitman Quarterly Review, Fall 2015.

Dec 28, 2015

Eric Roe’s creative nonfiction will be published

Eric Roe’s creative nonfiction piece “Joe New Hire’s First Night,” about Roe’s first night working at a meat packing plant during the 1990s, will appear in The Intentional at the end of summer 2016.