2024 CCNY English Graduate Conference Foreign Bodies 11.00 AM Opening Remarks 11.15 AM Brandon Borcoman: Innately Foreign 11.30 AM Phoenix Goode: Inaccurately Foreign 11.45 AM Jessica Hinds: Dental Records: Class, Grief & Misery 12.00 PM Panel #1 + Q&A 12.15 PM Lunch 01.00 PM Professor Harold Veeser 01.30 PM Kainat Cheema: The Danger of White …
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MA in English Lit: Home | Prospective Students | Current Students | Courses | News | Contact Why MA in English Lit? Beyond gaining familiarity with major works of literature, with literary and critical trends and approaches, students in the MA in English Literature program hone their analytical skills, their critical competence, and their ability …
A versatile education for an ever-changing world MA in English Lit: Home | Prospective Students | Current Students | Courses | News | Contact The MA in English Literature at CCNY is an intellectually and culturally diverse urban program with robust international connections. It is home to a community of students who will go …
MA in English Lit: Home | Prospective Students | Current Students | Courses | News | Contact COURSE BULLETIN: https://bulletin.commons.gc.cuny.edu/ HIGHLIGHTED UPCOMING COURSES – FALL 2024 The Short Story in the Americas and Beyond Prof. Lyn DiIorio In this course we explore the modern short story, a beautiful yet highly underrated form. Our approach focuses …
MA in English Lit: Home | Prospective Students | Current Students | Courses | News | Contact Program Requirements 1. Thirty credits are required for the degree, six of which may be taken outside of the concentration after consultation with and approval by the Director of the Literature Program, and three of which are given …
Presented by The CCNY MFA in Creative Writing and The CCNY Department of Philosophy
Thursday, March 30, 2023
4:00 – 5:15 PM
Featuring the editors of ‘Feminists Reclaim Mentorship’ and other panelists
Nancy K. Miller, Tahneer Oksman, Melissa Coss Aquino, Michelle Yasmine Valladares, Sharifa Hampton, and Angela Veronica Wong
The issue features work by over thirty poets, visual, performance and multimedia artists, and features Cris Cheek’s “No War” image series.
“There’s a war far closer to your home, among people who speak your language. Why do you need to chase battle in Ukraine?”
A mobster father and a winding road leading from Hawaii to New York are just some of the stories MFA alum Nicole Treska explores in her interview for the “Indoor Voices” podcast.