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Departmental
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Over
Homecoming Weekend, the Department of English sponsored a
English alumni reception before the football game.
Recent and not-so-recent alums chatted with faculty and
discussed their current and future plans. We look
forward to this becoming an annual event.
Summer
Internships
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Are you a
junior during the 2009-2010 academic year? The Newberry
Library offers competitive, paid summer internships. For
more information, see their information on their webpage
regarding
Newberry Library Undergraduate
Internships; the information may not be
updated for the summer of 2010 yet but last year's deadline was
April 1st. Last year's interns worked with the Midwest
Modern Manuscripts, Rare Books, and Special Collections.
Internship opportunities at
Chicago Shakespeare Theater are designed to provide an
enriching, career-broadening experience for qualified
college and graduate students. The level of responsibility
and the ongoing workload of an ever-growing artistic
institution require that interns be highly motivated,
energetic and self-reliant. No housing is provided and
internships are unpaid.
Undergraduate Conferences
Do you have
a recent essay of which you are particularly proud?
The 17th Annual Clement S. Stacy
Undergraduate Research Conference, sponsored
by Purdue University--Calumet, takes place in April (with abstracts due
in January). Funding
from the college may be available; contact Professor
Belschner for additional information.
Every Fall
(usually in September), Illinois Wesleyan University also
sponsors the annual
MUSE Undergraduate Literature
Conference.
English
Majors Study Abroad
Laura
Dumont '10 (English and Biopsychology) is
studying at Leiden University in the Netherlands during the
Spring '09 semester.
Anne
Stone '09 and
Maddie Ethington '09 were on the
London/ Florence exchange program during Spring 2008. After
spending the fall semester in Chicago at the
Newberry Library,
Kelsey Cole
participated in the
Social Justice, Gender and the Environment study abroad
program in Cuernavaca, Mexico.
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Congratulations to Professor Lydia Cooper, whose
Narrative Perspective and Morality in Cormac
McCarthy will be published as part of
the Southern Literary Studies series, edited by
Fred Hobson, out of Louisiana State University
Press in 2011.
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