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April 2024

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Meet and Greet with Playwright and Actor Ian Kelly

April 18, 2024

Knoxville, TN: On Wednesday April 24th from 12PM-1PM, writer and actor Ian Kelly will join students and faculty for a Q&A session on the life of a professional writer in the world of theater and film. Ian Kelly is a multi-award-winning author and actor, a New York Times bestselling historical biographer, and a screenwriter and […]

Filed Under: English Department News, Writing Publishing and Media News Tagged With: College of Arts and Sciences, Creative Writing, English, English major

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Autumn Hall Interviews Toni Morrison Scholars for Early American Literature Podcast

April 18, 2024

Interview EARLY AMERICAN PODCAST Autumn Hall, a junior English major focusing on literature and creative writing, interviewed Professors Riché Richardson, Angelyn Mitchell, Michelle Hite, and Dana Williams for the Early American Podcast to discuss their work on Toni Morrison’s A Mercy. Take a listen!

Filed Under: Education News, English Department News Tagged With: College of Arts and Sciences, English, English major, Toni Morrison

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Maria Edgeworth Letters Enter the Digital Age

April 15, 2024

Dr. Hilary Havens along with colleagues at Wake Forest, Texas A&M, and Xavier University of Louisiana are collaborating on a comprehensive open-access digital archive of Maria Edgeworth’s letters. Edgeworth was an Anglo-Irish Regency author who is best known for her novels and children’s literature. Through the help of volunteers and experts from multiple libraries, over […]

Filed Under: English Department News, Writing Publishing and Media News Tagged With: College of Arts and Sciences, Digital Humanities, English

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UTK English Roundtable on Careers in Medicine

April 10, 2024

Dr. Daniel Wallace spoke with two alumni about how studying English impacted their medical careers. University of Tennessee English alumni Carolyn Thompson and Nicole Matis joined Daniel Wallace for a roundtable discussion on how their English degrees helped them in their future careers in medicine. Carolyn C. Thompson, MD, is a Board-certified OB/Gyn with over […]

Filed Under: Alumni, Alumni Profile, Careers, English Department News, Medicine and Health News, Roundtable

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UTK English Roundtable on Careers in Journalism

April 4, 2024

Dr. Erin Elizabeth Smith sat down with University of Tennessee English alumni Claire Dodson, Daniel Dassow, and Christopher Moyer for a roundtable discussion on how their English degrees helped them in their future careers in journalism. This online discussion took place on Thursday, April 4th from 5:00-5:30 PM EST on Zoom. Please see the video below. […]

Filed Under: Alumni Profile, Careers, Roundtable, Writing Publishing and Media Careers

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