Brock prof to host online discussion on experimental writing
Experimental poet and Brock English Professor Gregory Betts will host a free panel discussion as part of an Irish literary ... Full story
Articles tagged with: Department of English Language and Literature
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New podcast episode explores early English book culture
The latest episode of Foreword, a podcast from the Faculty of Humanities, explores the complex relationship between women and books ... Full story -
English Language and Literature prof recognized with Excellence in Teaching Award
With a pedagogy firmly committed to antiracism and decolonization, Carole Stewart provides her students with a safe place to engage ... Full story -
English master’s colloquium goes digital
The annual colloquium hosted by master's students in the Department of English Language and Literature has gone digital this year. ... Full story -
Award-winning author Alicia Elliott to give talk hosted by Brock
Bestselling author Alicia Elliott is giving a public talk called “Why we should all be activists: What Haudenosaunee philosophy can ... Full story -
Chancellor’s Chair award winners named for 2018
Innovative teaching and learning projects will be pursued by the recently announced 2018 Chancellor’s Chair for Teaching Excellence award winners. ... Full story -
Proposed program discontinuation — BA in English and Contemporary Culture
The Department of English Language and Literature has submitted a Request for Program Discontinuation indicating that it wishes to discontinue ... Full story -
Student-edited anthology to aid non-profit groups
Casey Lawrence hopes to use the power of words to make the world a better place. After recently completing her ... Full story -
Brock alumni, faculty and staff among St. Catharines Arts Awards nominees
Several members of the Brock community are being recognized for their impact on the local arts scene. Brock alumni, staff ... Full story -
Brock prof’s book on WWI literature challenges ideas of Canadian identity
A Brock prof's book on contemporary Canadian First World War literature aims to challenge our prevailing ideas about Canadian identity ... Full story
