Join WCUPA Dept. of English tonight at 7pm for a reading and conversation with author Emma C. Eisenberg (@frumpenberg). Learn more at conta.cc/2HHY6Uk.

Dr. Laquana Cooke is serving on a panel titled "BIPOC Community in the Classroom" this Saturday from 10:45-11:45. The panel is free and open to the public! Register here: sites.psu.edu/asb2020/regist…

Join us today at 12:30 for a reading and conversation with @jaquiradiaz, author of ORDINARY GIRLS! Event is free & open to public. Link to sign up here: wcupa.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1M…

Check out this new course for Spring 2021! Writing for the Health Professions. Learn the writing skills needed in health professions: medical charts, journal & literature reviews, job apps, and more. Develop a public health campaign with a local organization!

Looking for a fun English course to take this spring? We've got you covered. All week, we'll be highlighting some of our upcoming courses. First up, LIT 165 with Dr. Verderame focused on "Reflections of Home."

Interested in the environment? Need a WR 200-Series Gen Ed research writing course? In WR 220-05, Critical Writing: Sustainability with Dr. Bill Lalicker, you'll have the chance to read Elizabeth Kolbert's THE SIXTH EXTINCTION and write a research paper on a sustainability issue!

Giving Tuesday might be over, but there's still time to make a donation to WCU Poetry Center's 2020 campaign, which supports scholarships for independent artists and poets, scholarships for high school students, and community outreach. Link to donate: bit.ly/WCUPoetrySuppo…

It's faculty profile Thursday! This week, Professor Andy Famiglietti:

Ever notice how Main Hall never gets the Love in Official University PR shots? Maybe we can fix that! #MainHallSaturday

It's faculty profile Thursday! This week, check out how dr. emily aguiló-pérez (ella/she) 🇵🇷 👩‍🏫🧙‍♀️ does serious research about Children's Lit (and Barbie!) and learn about her awesome aerial adventures!

For even more fun English Department Social Media hijinks (and shameless promotion) check out our Insta: instagram.com/wcupaenglish/

#MainHallLove #MainHallPride

Reminder to alumni and faculty, get those PSLF forms in!

Hey English Majors! Want to learn to talk to employers about the valuable skills you gained majoring in English and how to make a great LinkedIn profile? Come to a workshop TOMORROW AT 1PM in MAIN HALL ROOM 200 called "Transferable Skills, LinkedIn and Career Insights."

Join today to hear from our very own Dr. Mahmoud Amer, Chair of Languages and Cultures. Dr. Amer will be presenting his research titled, “Gamified Language Learning: Integrating Modern Gaming Design in the Classroom.” You can join via Zoom, here: bit.ly/3C04SNu

It's faculty profile Thursday again! This week, our fearless Department Chair, Professor Erin Hurt!

Vale Bruno Latour (1947-2022)

Read Professor Dyan Neary's "What Happened to Maya?" a fascinating piece of non-fiction about a medical mystery that put a young girl's family and her doctors at odds. Available now in New York Magazine thecut.com/2022/10/child-…

Reminder to members, a series of online conversations about contract negotiations begin Friday Oct. 28! Check WCU email for 10/19/22 APSCUF newsletter & scroll to "Attend an online conversation to share your thoughts about the faculty contract" for details & registration links!

Hey WCU! Need help getting to the polls Tuesday? Check out these handy resources for using campus loop buses and car pooling to Get Out And Vote. #Vote #Election2022