Hometown: Karnes City, Texas Major and minors: English Major, Creative Writing & Theatre Minors Highlights of your time at Wake: One of the most amazing things about my time at Wake comes in two parts. The first is when I took a chance and decided […]
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Hometown: Charleston, SC Majors, minors, graduation year: English and Studio Art majors, Spanish minor Highlights of your time at Wake: Now that I am a senior there are too many to name: exhibiting my artwork in student shows, playing in frisbee tournaments with the club […]
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Hometown: Thomasville, North Carolina Major and minors: English Major with Minors in Secondary Education and Classical Studies Highlights of your time at Wake: Academically, my best memories center around the Writing Center and research that arose out of my time there. From scrabble nights with […]
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Hometown: Hickory, NC Majors: Double major in English and Spanish Highlights of your time at Wake: Winning Hit the Bricks as a member of Running Club, writing articles for the Old Gold & Black, spending time with friends in the Campus Garden, […]
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The English Student Association and Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society, invite majors and non-majors to join them for a Pre-Law panel with two distinguished Wake Forest English alumni, Aja Brooks and Will Perry, on Monday, September 13, at 7 p.m. on Zoom. Wake […]
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The Department of English Spring 2021 newsletter, looking back at the achievements of our students and faculty over the 2020-2021 academic year, is now available online: Read it here. You will also find past issues of the newsletter in […]
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Lilian Nassif, an English and Communication double major with a minor in Journalism, gave the closing remarks at the first 2021 Bachelor of Arts Diploma Ceremony (the first recognized majors from Anthropology to German, alphabetically; the second was for majors from History to Women’s, Gender, […]
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Congratulations to the recipients of the English Department’s 2020-2021 scholarships and awards! In the absence of our annual in-person awards reception, their professors have recorded brief videos about these students’ accomplishments. H. Broadus Jones Senior Award for Excellence in English Awarded to an outstanding senior […]
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The Winter 2021 issue of Three to Four Ounces, Wake Forest’s student literary magazine, is now available in digital form. The issue features work by Wake Forest students Kaylah Bozkurtian, Brianna Coppolino, Dianna LaTerra, Anna Lawrence, Marilla Morrison, Kathryn Paulsen, and contributing editors McKenzie Baker […]
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The 2021 seniors from Wake Forest’s Sigma Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honor society, will be the third class to add beloved books to the organization’s permanent collection in Ammons Lounge in Tribble Hall. Each senior selected a book that they […]
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