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July 9, 2020Writing for Change Course Launches Pandemic PerspectivesCurated by students in the University of Maryland’s Writing for Change program, this online collection of oral histories aims to uplift voices of people from a variety of backgrounds and experiences and broaden the public conversation around COVID-19. Pandemic Perspectives presents everyday experiences of people living through the COVID-19 pandemic. June 26, 2020Shirley Logan Awarded Distinguished Service AwardProfessor Shirley Logan was awarded the Rhetoric Society of America 2020 RSA George E. Yoos Distinguished Service Award. June 15, 2020English Department Coronavirus UpdateTo prioritize the health and safety of our community, the University of Maryland plans for a fall semester of hybrid in-person and remote instruction.New Fall 2020 Update from the Office of the President June 1, 2020Racial Injustice and Community SupportA message from Amanda Bailey, Professor and Chair of the University of Maryland's Department of English. May 22, 2020UMD English Senior SpotlightsGet to know some of our graduating English students, including their job and intern experiences, favorite classes, skills learned and more. May 20, 2020Orrin Wang Wins 2020 Distinguished Scholar AwardProfessorOrrin Wang is the 2020 recipient of the Keats Shelley Association of America's Distinguished Scholar Award. May 6, 2020UMD English s Priya Hay-Chatterjee Wins the Loving AwardEnglish Senior Priya Hay-Chatterjee has won the Loving Award, named in honor of Mildred and Richard Loving for their bravery and perseverance in invalidating miscegenation laws via the landmark Supreme Court decision in Loving vs. Virginia. May 4, 2020Alice Bi Presents Virtually at 2020 Culture Mapping SymposiumFor the past month UMD English has been following stories of student and faculty resilience in the age of COVID-19. A standout story of flexibility and triumph came from UMD student Alice Bi, a sophomore double-majoring in English (Literary Cultural Studies track) and International Relations. April 3, 2020Mallios Selected for Long Teaching FellowshipPeter Mallios was selected as the AY 20-21 Long Teaching Fellow. March 24, 2020Enoch receives 2020 Book AwardThe Coalition of Feminist Scholars in the History of Rhetoric Composition announced its bestowal of the Winifred Bryan Horner Book Award to Jessica Enoch for her volume Domestic Occupations: Spatial Rhetorics and Women's Work. Oliver GayckenFacultyMost interested in the silent-era cinema history, the history of popular science, and the links between scientific and experimental cinema, Gaycken has published on a variety of topics.read more

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