A compilation of resources useful to the English undergraduate student.
The UNCG Atlantic World Research Network (AWRN) fosters campus-wide interdisciplinary research, teaching, and creative work that reflects on the peoples, cultures, and ecologies of the “Atlantic Rim”—Africa, Europe, and the Americas. The Network provides leadership in transatlantic studies not only at UNCG and around our region, but around the Atlantic Rim and around the world. With partners from Britain, Spain and Brazil to Italy, France and Denmark, and from the Folger Institute on Capitol Hill to the US English-Speaking Union in Manhattan, this far-flung interdisciplinary network embraces Atlantic World work in the Humanities, Arts, Sciences, and Social Sciences.
The Folger Institute is a center for research in early modern humanities at the Folger Shakespeare Library. Through its cross-disciplinary conversations, the Institute gathers scholarly communities to stimulate fresh research in the Library collections and establish new teaching agendas for early modern fields.
The George Herbert Society (GHS) promotes knowledge and appreciation of Herbert’s life and work by sponsoring international and regional events, publications, awards and prizes, and an ongoing website. Gifts to the GHS Research and Travel Fund help to augment the generosity of local hosts for our Triennial conferences; to underwrite the Triennial Chauncey Wood Dissertation Prize; and to sponsor travel grants for graduate students—including those from UNCG—and some select younger faculty for attending our events. Give online with a credit card through UNCG’s Giving Portal, indicating in the online “Gift Comments” box “The George Herbert Society Fund.”
The Greensboro Review is a literary magazine, based at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in Greensboro, North Carolina. It publishes fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction on a quarterly basis.
Recognizing that the humanities are at the core of the university’s mission, the Humanities Network and Consortium (HNAC) brings together scholars from a wide variety of disciplines to promote faculty research and to engage the broader public
The mission of our Writing Center is to connect writers with readers. This helps to make good writers better writers, and encourages all writers to develop an awareness of themselves that will help them after they leave their session. We provide one-on-one, real-time feedback to any UNCG student, faculty, or staff member at any point in the writing process. We are happy to work face to face or online with writers working on any type of written project.
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Academic Achievement Center | success.uncg.edu/departments/aac Accessibility Resources & Services | oars.uncg.edu Campus Violence Response Center | cvrc.uncg.edu Counseling Center | shs.uncg.edu/cc Dean of Students | sa.uncg.edu/dean Financial Aid & Scholarships | spartancentral.uncg.edu/financial-aid Math Help Center | mathstats.uncg.edu/undergraduate/resources/help-center Military & Veteran Services | military.uncg.edu New Student Transitions & First Year Experience | newstudents.uncg.edu/fye Spartan Open Pantry | wesleyluther.org/sop Spartan Recovery Program | shs.uncg.edu/srp Speaking Center | speakingcenter.uncg.edu Student Affairs | sa.uncg.edu Student Health Services | shs.uncg.edu Students First | studentsfirst.uncg.edu University Libraries (Research Support for Students) | library.uncg.edu/research/students.aspx Writing Center | writingcenter.uncg.edu |
Department of English
UNC Greensboro
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Greensboro, NC 27412
Mailing Address:
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Greensboro, NC 27402
Phone: 336-334-5311
Fax: 336-334-3281
Email: english@uncg.edu
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