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Mourning Professor Emeritus Walter Foote
The English Department mourns the passing of Professor Emeritus Walter Foote.
Professor Alvarez publishes translation of Moroccan travelogue
Professor Alvarez publishes translation of Moroccan travelogue
Professor Rozema publishes first issue of journal highlighting autistic culture
Professor Rozema publishes journal highlighting autistic culture
MA English Student Awarded Prize at WIU Research Conference
Master Arts in English student Ashley Quinn awarded prize at WIU Research Conference.
Professor Brown Wins Pineapple Award
Professor Brown Wins Pineapple Award
Professor Masko wins CLAS Award
Professor Masko wins CLAS Award
MA-AL Graduate Student Receives Award
Nicole DeWindt of the MA Applied Linguistics Program has been awarded the Graduate Dean's Citation for Academic Excellence
MA-AL Graduate Student Presents at East Central Writing Center Association Conference
Benjamin Sparks, a Masters of Arts student in Applied Linguistics, recently presented at the East Central Writing Center Association Conference (ECWA).
How an English Degree Can Make You a Desirable Hire
Everyone knows English majors can't get jobs. Except the employers who hire them. College kids - and their parents - think a humanities degree is useless. But businesses want students who can write and think critically.
Students Help Refugees Learn English
West Michigan has a long history of resettling refugees from around the world, and students in two Grand Valley courses are helping to teach them how to speak English.