Keri Mathis is an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Writing Program and an Academic and Community Engaged Faculty Fellow in the Pro Humanitate Institute. Since joining Wake Forest in Fall 2018, she has dedicated much of her teaching, research, and service to community writing. Serving as the vice-chair of the… Continue Reading: Meet Keri Mathis Assistant Teaching Professor, Writing
Professor Gillian Overing has published two books this fall, American/Medieval Goes North: Earth and Water in Transit, co-edited with Ulrike Wiethaus, Wake Forest Department of Religion and American Ethnic Studies Program, and The Contemporary Medieval in Practice, co-written with Clare A. Lees, Professor of Medieval Literature and History of the Language… Continue Reading: Prof. Gillian Overing celebrates the launch of two books
Several English majors and Writing minors were among the students who gave oral presentations and presented posters at Undergraduate Research Day on November 1, 2019, in Z. Smith Reynolds Library. Undergraduate Research Day is an annual event held by the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Center, also known as URECA.… Continue Reading: English and Writing students present at Undergraduate Research Day 2019
Hometown: Stallings, NC Majors/Minors: English and political science double major Highlights of your time at Wake: I remember a couple years ago gushing to a friend at a different school about one of the early English classes I was taking. It felt like I had found a new and revolutionary… Continue Reading: Meet English Major Chris Verrill
Professor Meredith Farmer was recently featured on the podcast of C19: The Society of Nineteenth Century Americanists in a wonderful and ranging piece on the women whose work enabled, settled, and sustained the idea of “Herman Melville,” both in the popular imagination and in the academy. S03E02 | Wives… Continue Reading: Professor Meredith Farmer interviewed on podcast of C19: The Society of Nineteenth Century Americanists
This fall, 24 students were inducted into Wake Forest University’s Sigma Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honors society. Students honored with Sigma Tau Delta induction are junior or senior English or Writing majors/minors who are in the top 35 percent of their graduating class. English department… Continue Reading: 24 students honored with induction into Sigma Tau Delta
