English

Student and Alumni News

 

Jacob Babb is recipient of  2013 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, College of A&S, UNCG.  Jacob is a WCU alumnus; B.A. History (2003), M.A. English (2005), and English Dept. teaching assistant (2005-2008).

Graduate Student Kristen Suagee-Beauduy to participate in National Endowment for the Humanities Seminar

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Faculty Publications, Blogs, and Accomplishments 

Beth Huber wins University SoTL Award

Annette Debo is named Yale University Beinecke Library's H.D. Fellow

Laura Wright to read from Defiant Daughters at Malaprop's Bookstore on May 3

Read Nate Kreuter's blog in Inside Higher Ed

Ron Rash on YouTube

 

 

 

 

English Department

At WCU, when you study English, you will be joining one of the most vibrant programs at the university, where our students and faculty engage in the life of the mind and yet are committed to putting ideas into action.

The Department of English offers exciting courses that will help you see the connection between academics and a successful and meaningful life beyond the classroom.

Our students become expert writers and thinkers. They study literature, read great authors, and experiment with creative writing.  But they also learn how to apply their knowledge to real-world settings. Through our coursework in motion-picture studies, professional writing and teacher education, they explore different ways their skills can lead to fulfilling careers.

By incorporating the latest technology into the classroom, we equip our students to make the most of their experience as students of English and provide special opportunities to work with hands-on projects.

Our graduate program offers a Master of Arts in English with concentrations in literature, professional writing, and rhetoric and composition, a Master of Arts in Education, and a Master of Arts in Teaching, as well as a Certificate in Professional Writing.  Our TESOL program offers a Masters of Arts, a Master of Arts in Education, and a Master of Arts in Teaching, as well as a Certificate in TESOL.

Guiding the way is our experienced, dedicated faculty, many of whom have followed this same path and made their mark as successful professionals and award-winning authors. 
 
Questions? Contact the Department of English.

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