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Oct 5, 2015

Undergraduate research highlights student’s interest in linguistic diversity

Growing up in eastern North Carolina, Jessica Hatcher’s ear became attuned to a range of dialects. Once she discovered NC State's linguistics program, this stellar young researcher has made the most of her opportunities to study how people talk.

Oct 5, 2015

Undergraduate research highlights student’s interest in linguistic diversity

Growing up in eastern North Carolina, Jessica Hatcher’s ear became attuned to a range of dialects. Once she discovered NC State's linguistics program, this stellar young researcher has made the most of her opportunities to study how people talk.

Sep 30, 2015

Marsha Gordon gives presentations

Marsha Gordon gave an invited lecture titled “The Other Side of the Tracks: Nontheatrical Film History, Race, and the Case of Felicia (1965)” at the University of South Carolina on September 18. While at USC, she gave a guest lecture to an Intro to Media & Culture class on September 17. With Jason Paul Evans…

Sep 30, 2015

Marsha Gordon gives presentations

Marsha Gordon gave an invited lecture titled “The Other Side of the Tracks: Nontheatrical Film History, Race, and the Case of Felicia (1965)” at the University of South Carolina on September 18. While at USC, she gave a guest lecture to an Intro to Media & Culture class on September 17. With Jason Paul Evans…

Sep 30, 2015

Huiling Ding gives talks

Huiling Ding was invited as a plenary speaker to talk on “Intercultural Issues in the Rhetoric of Health and Medicine” at the Discourses of Health and Medicine symposium at the University of Cincinnati, September 3-4. She was also invited to speak about “Research on Plagiarism in Multilingual Students’ Writing” at the Symposium on Supporting Our Multilingual Readers and Writers, held…

Sep 29, 2015

Paul Fyfe receives grant

Paul Fyfe received a grant from the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences to conduct research in 2016 on computer vision to analyze facsimile images of nineteenth-century newspaper pages.

Sep 29, 2015

Paul Fyfe receives grant

Paul Fyfe received a grant from the Laboratory for Analytic Sciences to conduct research in 2016 on computer vision to analyze facsimile images of nineteenth-century newspaper pages.

Sep 29, 2015

Belle Boggs published in Best American Essays

“Imaginary Children,” an essay Belle Boggs published in Ecotone, was recognized as a notable essay in this year’s Best American Essays.

Sep 26, 2015

Susan Katz publishes chapter

Susan Katz contributed a chapter titled “Creating Bridges with Internships” to Academy-Industry Relationships and Partnerships: Perspectives for Technical Communicators, recently published by Baywood.

Sep 26, 2015

Tim Stinson attends international meeting

Tim Stinson represented the Medieval Electronic Scholarly Alliance at the CARMEN Worldwide Medieval Network annual meeting, held September 11-13 at the University of Eastern Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.