Author: lreneebirkey

April

May 3, 2016 by lreneebirkey

In the latest installment of the “Good News” series, the Ball State English Department highlights the accomplishments of our faculty and students. Dr. Lyn Jones was awarded the Top Diversity Research and Publication Award for the university faculty for the second year in a row. Diversity Provost Dr. Charlene Alexander and Provost Robert Morris presented her the […]

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March

April 5, 2016 by lreneebirkey

In the latest installment of the “Good News” series, the Ball State English Department highlights the accomplishments of our faculty and students. BSU media’s article “Parents learning English benefit from class offered by Ball State, Muncie Schools” is based on a partnership between BSU ESL licensure students in Prof. Lynn Stalling‘s Methods and Practicum courses and the Muncie […]

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Introducing the Book Arts Collaborative

March 22, 2016 by lreneebirkey

Do you want to learn how to make a book from sheets of paper, thread, and glue? Do you want to be one of the few who carry on the art of letterpress printing? Do you want to be an apprentice and teach fellow apprentices these skills? We have two opportunities for you. 1. The Book […]

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February

March 4, 2016 by lreneebirkey

Profs. Mark Neely and Sean Lovelace are proud editors of Nice Things by James Franco, and yes, we mean the real-life movie star legend James Franco. Mark and Sean were recruited through a publishing connection and the rest, as they say, is history. This chapbook of Franco’s musings has been published through New Michigan Press. Sean Lovelace also published two […]

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January

February 5, 2016 by lreneebirkey

In the latest installment of the “Good News” series, the Ball State English Department highlights the accomplishments of our faculty and students. Prof. Lyn Jones and her teaching students recently published the second issue of “Rethinking Children’s and Young Adult Literature.” The interactive magazine features dialogue with authors, original and rewritten stories, and teacher resources for the […]

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ENG299x: Literary Citizenship and Midwest Writers Workshop

January 29, 2016 by lreneebirkey

Want to get involved at the Midwest Writers Workshop? Interested in professional experience as well as credit? ENG299x: Literary Citizenship is the class for you. This summer ’16 course is offered from June 20 to July 22. Once the course is over, students will attend and work at the Midwest Writers Workshop national writing conference, from […]

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Site Visits to Angie’s List and Indianapolis Monthly

January 19, 2016 by lreneebirkey

If you’d like to experience the professional world before actually entering the professional world, we have two great site visits in the next month that may interest you. Angie’s List is a growing entrepreneurial environment, and has been recognized as one of Indiana’s Best Places to Work. Their mission is to help consumers find the best […]

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March

Introducing the Book Arts Collaborative

February

January

ENG299x: Literary Citizenship and Midwest Writers Workshop

Site Visits to Angie’s List and Indianapolis Monthly