1st Annual English Graduate Student Association (EGSA) Spring Conference: EGSA is pleased to announce its first spring student conference, to be held late afternoon and early evening of May 21 in McGaw Hall at the Lincoln Park Campus. All students in the MAE and MAWP are invited to submit academic papers and creative work for presentation to fellow graduate students, faculty, and undergraduate students....More
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Important Deadlines:
Mar 19: Last day to submit to EGSA Spring Conference
Mar 19: Last day of Winter Quarter
Mar 26: Last day to submit to Threshold, DePaul's student-run literary magazine
Mar 27: Start of Spring Quarter
Apr 10: MAE Comps Exam from 9am-4pm in McGaw 145
Upcoming Events and News:
Interested in talking to prospective students?
We are looking for MAE and MAWP students interested in talking to prospective students about DePaul's English Graduate Programs in English and Writing & Publishing. Please let Jan Hickey know if you are willing to communicate with prospective graduate students.
Two-Year College Teaching Internships Update
Application date for fall internships will be announced at the beginning of Spring Quarter. Please see Carolyn Goffman BEFORE submitting an application. Contact her at cgoffman@depaul.edu or 773-325-8688.
Joseph Lease Poetry Reading
Thursday, 18 March 2010
6 p.m., McGaw Hall, Room 313A
Joseph Lease's critically acclaimed books of poetry include Broken World (Coffee House Press) and Human Rights (second edition forthcoming from Talisman House). His poem "'Broken World' (For James Assatly)" was selected for The Best American Poetry 2002 (Scribner). His poems have also been featured on NPR and published in The AGNI 30th Anniversary Poetry Anthology, Bay Poetics, New American Writing, Colorado Review, Denver Quarterly, Talisman, Volt, Fence, The Paris Review, and elsewhere. Read more about the event in this PDF flyer.
Paddy Homan Performance
Sponsored by Irish Studies Program
Monday, 17 May 2010
6:15 p.m., Location TBA
Paddy Homan (paddyhoman.com), an award-winning Irish tenor living here in Chicago, will be singing some of James Joyce's favorite songs on Monday, May 17 at 6:15 p.m. The event will coincide with Dr. James Fairhall’s ENG 459 James Joyce class and will be sponsored by the Irish Studies Program; everyone is welcome.
Famous accordion player, Jimmy Keane (jimmykeane.com), will also perform at the event. Jimmy was awarded musician of the year 2010 by Tradition in Review columnist Bill Margeson.
Graduate Study Abroad in Berlin
Study Berlin in history, literature, and film, and then travel to Germany to explore this dynamic world capital firsthand. This 2011 winter-quarter program for DePaul graduate students consists of an intensive six-week course on the Lincoln Park campus followed by a nine-day study tour of Berlin. No knowledge of German is required. See the flyer for details.
For more pictures, visit the DePaul English Graduate Programs Flickr page! To submit your own photography to the page, contact Molly Tranberg at mtranber@depaul.edu. We are accepting photographs of students, faculty, DePaul events, and more.
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