Widows & Orphans
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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…
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Indented Podcast: Episode Three
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Good morning everyone! Today brings the third and final Indented Podcast of the Fall 2020 semester. This episode concludes the semester with guests from the Sheepshead Review staff! Discussion includes information about the UW-Green Bay literary journal Sheepshead Review, as well as answering some questions about literary journals. Check out the link below for the…
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Emily Wolf
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Happy Tuesday! Today we continue with our Fall 2020 Senior Series and our graduate is Emily Wolf! Emily is originally from Allenton, WI and will be graduating with a double major of English and History, along with an Education minor. Here’s a little bit more about Emily! What was your favorite course? Do I have…
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Savannah Green
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Good Morning! As another semester comes to a close, we are back to honor some of the Fall 2020 graduates. This semester has been like no other and while it might have been stressful, it showed how resilient everyone was and still is. Today, our first senior in the Fall 2020 Senior Series is Savannah…
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Indented Podcast: Episode 2
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Good morning everyone! The Indented Podcast has released the second episode of the fall semester and it’s a great one! If you have time, check it out because the host, Rachel Sankey, talks to archivist Deb Anderson about the history of letters and diaries. They also discuss how it will tie into remembering the pandemic…
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Summer 2021
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Good morning! Today we are highlighting two summer courses coming in 2021! Both are taught by Dr. Sarah Schuetze and have no pre-requisite requirements. The first is English 290 and it will be the first time it is taught as a six week course in the summer! This is one of the building blocks to…
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English 310: Topics in Game Writing
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Happy Friday everyone! Today marks the third installment of What’s Coming in 2021. Today’s feature is English 310: Topics in Game Writing. This is another brand new course that will be taught by Dr. Julialicia Case! Here’s a little bit about the course from Dr. Case: Technology has had a profound influence on the ways…
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Humanities 483: History and Literature in the Holocaust
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Happy Thursday everyone! Today we are introducing a brand new class we are very excited about. This course will count for a world literature credit for English majors and there is no prerequisite of English 290. Humanities 483: History and Literature in the Holocaust is going to be team taught by Dr. Valerie Murrenus Pilmaier…
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English 333: Literary Themes
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Good morning! Today marks the second installment of the What’s Coming in 2021 series and today our course is English 333: Literary Themes. This course will be taught by Dr. Sarah Schuetze and the theme will be Fainters and Bleeders. This means the focus will be health, disease, and medical professionals in literature. Here’s a…
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English 436: Major Authors
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Our first course featured this week is one that is returning for Spring 2021. English 436: Major Authors will be taught virtually by Dr. Jessica Van Slooten and feature Jane Austen! This is the first time in many years that this monumental author will be featured in the course. Here’s a little insight about the…