Newsletter Archive (Fall 2001–Spring 2014) Department of English E-Newsletter News of Faculty 12/3/14 Marsha Bryant co-led a seminar on Camp Modernism and presented at a roundtable on Women’s Poetry at this year’s meeting of the Modernist Studies Association in Pittsburgh. Her essay “Epic Encounters: The Modernist Long Poem Goes to the Movies” appears in Journal of Modern Literature 37.4. […]
Newsletter Archive (Fall 2001–Fall 2015) Department of English E-Newsletter News of Faculty 12/9/15 Marsha Bryant’s co-authored editorial with Alexandra Lucas (UF Cardiovascular Medicine) et al., “Tako-Tsubo Stress Cardiomyopathy—A Quantum Event of the Heart?” appeared in Clinical & Experimental Cardiology 6.10. (Recent PhD Andrea Krafft is also a co-author.) Professor Bryant also presented a paper, “The Fabrics of the Man: Cleanth Brooks, Gentry Magazine, and […]
Newsletter Archive (Fall 2001–Fall 2016) Department of English E-Newsletter News of Faculty 12/14/16 On December 11, “The World is Dying and We’re Filming It,” a one-night festival of original short films by students in Lauren DeFilippo’s “Cinema of Climate Change” course, was screened to a standing-room only audience at The Wooly performance space in downtown Gainesville. The festival […]
Newsletter Archive (Fall 2001–Fall 2017) Department of English E-Newsletter News of Faculty 12/18/17 Ange Mlinko has an essay on Marianne Moore in the December issue of Poetry magazine. Roger Maioli was awarded a grant from the Humanities Scholarship Enhancement Fund in support of his ongoing project “Redrawing the Boundaries: The Enlightenment Crisis of Values.” Anastasia Ulanowicz’s collection, The Aesthetics and Politics of Global Hunger (co-edited […]
John Murchek holds a B.A. from Trinity College in the University of Toronto (specialist in English, major in history), and A.M. and Ph.D. degrees in English from Brown University. He is the undergraduate academic advisor in the English Department. In that capacity, he advises undergraduate English majors on issues related to their coursework for the […]
Melissa Davis is the Department of English Administrative Assistant. Contact Office: Turlington Hall 4008E Voice: (352) 294-2871 Fax: (352) 392-0860 email: madavis@.ufl.edu
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