Dr. Amy Vines Featured in UNCG News

Dr. Amy Vines was recently featured in UNCG News for her class project on medieval manuscripts and her collaboration with UNCG Libraries! Read the full story here: https://news.uncg.edu/making-medieval-manuscripts/   From Dr. Vines: There are 7 “stations” and there are questions and prompts for each. They will write up and turn… Continue reading…

Study Abroad Feature: Skylar Blackman

I am currently a Junior at UNCG studying abroad for a semester at Keele University in the United Kingdom. I believe I am expected to graduate following the Spring 2023 semester and plan on moving on to the Graduate Program. The courses I’m taking at Keele University include a fiction… Continue reading…

Study Abroad Feature: Molly Lawler

My name is Molly Lawler (@mollylawlerr) and I am an English Education major at UNCG. Back in 2020 I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in Florence, Italy. Though my semester abroad was cut short due to the pandemic, the two months I spent in Italy were some of… Continue reading…

Lecturer Evan Fackler Wins The 2022 Roskelly Pedagogical Innovation Award

Congratulations to Evan Fackler (MFA ’20) for winning the 2022 Hephzibah Roskelly Pedagogical Innovation Award! This award honors our beloved Hephzibah Roskelly, who retired from UNCG in 2016, and recognizes outstanding and inventive pedagogical practice in undergraduate academic writing courses. Evan’s innovative teaching practices center on reading, in particular on engaging… Continue reading…

Dr. Karen Kilcup wins 2021 Winter Goose Poetry Prize

Congratulations to Dr. Karen Kilcup for winning the 2021 Winter Goose Poetry Prize for her poetry book manuscript “The Art of Restoration.” In addition to winning, Dr. Kilcup’s book will also be published by Winter Goose Publishing in the near future!

In Memoriam: Rosemary Roberts

It is with heavy hearts we share the passing of Rosemary Roberts. Rosemary Roberts taught Fundamentals of Journalism for the English department until retiring in 2020. Upon her retirement, she wrote to Dr. Scott Romine “UNCG is a great university and being on its faculty has been  very special for… Continue reading…

Dr. Karen Kilcup’s Co-Chaired Project Wins NEH Grant!

Congratulations to Dr. Karen Kilcup and Dr. Aaron Allen (Geography, Environment, and Sustainability Department) on their NEH grant for the project “Watersheds for Place-Based, Experiential Education”, which aims to develop and environmental humanities curriculum based on the Cape Fear River in Greensboro! The official press release can be found here.