The Dresher Center for the Humanities has announced its 2025 Summer Fellows, and two of the four come from the English Department: Dr. Keegan Cook Finberg and Dr. Emily Yoon. They will both...
Join us May 14 at noon in PAHB 428 for a special event to celebrate our new graduates in the Texts, Technologies, and Literature Master's program! Natalie Neale-Lorello, Dana Panczenko, and Grace...
Kudos to Dr. Sharon Tran, assistant professor of English at UMBC, for a number of recent achievements! Dr. Tran was featured in the May 2025 issue of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education for...
Beloved Teaching Professor Sally Shivnan ('95) has the distinction of being a teacher and leader in the department where she was an undergraduate student. Shivnan plans to retire at the end of the...
Katlyn teaches at Owings Mills High School in Columbia, MD
Katlyn Moore (M.A. TTL, ’20) is a former Master’s of Texts, Technologies, and Literature student who is now a secondary English teacher and English Team Leader at Oakland Mills High School in...
The English Department is happy to announce the winners of the 2025 Braly Awards for Creative Writing: Jordann Allen (creative nonfiction), Zachary Lyons (fiction), and Cameron Shiao (poetry)....
Are you concerned about how current events impact you in a humanities major? Are you a humanities faculty member who has noticed growing concerns from students? If so, this discussion is for you....
English students Kat Gill, Halima Jama, Frank Rodriguez, Ryan Supplee, and Maia Turman each successfully presented about their research at URCAD 2025 on April 16. Congratulations to all! ...
The room schedule for today’s URCAD presentations has been updated (see below). Five talented students from the English department will be discussing their research. We hope to see you there...
Remember to mark your calendars for next week's URCAD events on April 16! The English department has five students making presentations on their exceptional undergraduate research projects: Kat...
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