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November 2025

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A photo of Stan Garner.

Garner Receives Award from Digital Learning

November 26, 2025

Stanton B. Garner Jr., the James Douglas Bruce Professor of English, was recently honored for developing the online course Literature and Medicine. Digital Learning recognized Garner as one of the 2025 Jumpstart Faculty Honorees who demonstrated exceptional creativity and dedication in developing online coursework over the past year.

Filed Under: English Department News

Associate Professor Bill Hardwig.

Cormac McCarthy Scholar Analyzes Author’s Language

November 24, 2025

Filed Under: English Department News

Sadie Counts, curator of cultural collections for the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture and co-curator of Homelands, receives an award while she stands against a projector that reads "Congratulations to all our SECAC Award winners."

Homelands Curators Receive SECAC Award

November 12, 2025

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