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ENGLISH 345: LGBTQ Literature
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LGBTQ Literature (ENGLISH 345) / Internet Course / Prof. Murrenus Pilmaier – Coming Summer ‘21 LGBTQ Literature (English 345) will be offered this summer and will be taught by Dr. Valerie Murrenus Pilmaier. Here is a little bit about the course from Dr. Murrenus Pilmaier: What happens when societally silenced voices can now be heard? LGBTQ Literature considers this…
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Canonball Podcasts
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Imagine being a fly on the wall, listening to your professors sitting around a table at a restaurant, relaxing, discussing their mission as writers, instructors, and people, just like you and I, that share a common passion for UWGB. In Episode 25, Dr. Rebecca Meacham discusses her creative process, how she has been working on…
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“How To” Session: Casey Thayer, UWGB Creative Writing alumnus ’06
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On May 7th at 4pm, Casey Thayer (B.A. in English: Creative Writing from UWGB ‘06 and an MFA in Poetry from Northern Michigan University) will be presenting for the third and final “How To” session, organized by the English department Creatives intern team, the series offers students a forum to discuss publishing internships, networking, graduate…
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ENGLISH 335: Literary Eras: The Hungry ‘40s
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Coming Fall ’21 – ENGLISH 335: Literary Eras: The Hungry ‘40s Fall 2021: Tuesdays & Thursdays 11-12:20 / Green Bay Campus / Prof. Nesvet This Fall, Dr. Rebecca Nesvet will teach a brand-new course, Literary Eras: The Hungry ‘40s (Eng. 335). Here is a little bit more about the course from Dr. Nesvet: Henry David Thoreau was surprised…
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“How To Navigate Graduate School Applications” with BA ‘20 Alumna Gloria Galicia
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GREEN BAY, WI. March 30, 2021— On Friday, April 9th from 4-5pm, the UWGB Creatives will present “How to Navigate Graduate School Applications,” featuring alumna Gloria Galicia (BA, ‘20). This event is the second of a three-part “How To” series during March and April, 2021. Organized by the English department Creatives intern team, the series offers students a forum to discuss publishing internships, networking, graduate school, and job search strategies. Galicia graduated from UWGB in Spring 2020…
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Coming Summer 2021: Literary Studies-English 290 Online
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Good morning! Today we are highlighting an upcoming 2021 Summer course! Literary Studies (Eng. 290) will be taught for the first time as a six-week summer course. This class is required for English majors and Writing and Applied Arts majors. If you need this course, especially if you need to take this course online, then this virtual…
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UWGB Creatives will Launch “How To” Series
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On Friday, March 26th from 4-5pm, UWGB Creatives will launch the first of a Three-Part “How to” series. (“How to” Series Survey/Zoom Link) This series will give UW-Green Bay B.F.A. students a forum to discuss internships, networking, and job search strategies. Krynn Hanold, a UWGB B.F.A. ’19 alumna, will be the first to share her experiences breaking…
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A Tribute to Dr. Sarah Schuetze
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We all remember. Our anxiety, our shoulders tense and hearts racing, as Dr. Schuetze introduced herself on the first day of class. We froze as she read the syllabus and her exacting rules: All correspondence must be addressed to Doctor Schuetze, no grammatical errors, and no “OMGs.” OMG, what had we gotten ourselves into? Then she transformed. She strolled around like she was taking a walk in the park. “Now let’s share,” she said, inviting us in. “Who…
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Morgan Johnson
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Happy Thursday everyone! Today’s featured graduate is Morgan Johnson! Morgan is originally Oak Creek, WI and is double majoring in Writing and Applied Arts and English with a Creative Writing Emphasis along with a minor in Arts Management. She was also the editor in chief for the Fall 2020 edition of Sheepshead Review and did…
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Faith Klick
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Good morning everyone! Today our graduating senior is Faith Klick! She is originally from Wild Rose, WI and will be double majoring in Musical Theatre and English Literature. Here’s a little bit more about Faith! What was your favorite course? Shakespeare or Literary Topics: Love and Seduction with Dr. Ransom What was one thing you…