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Natalie Morgan

October 5, 2020

What drew you to the major? I’m a book lover, plain and simple, and I always have been. On any given day you can find me with my current read hidden in my bag. By waiting to attend college, and not attending right out of high school, I was...

Writers House Creates Community

August 12, 2020

Writers House puts writing on the map at Case Western Reserve University. Our historic building (Bellflower Hall, 11427 Bellflower Avenue) is both a gathering place for writers and a catalyst for our thriving culture of writing. Writers House embraces all forms of writing, reading, and creative expression; it supports...

Department of English Newsletter: June 2020

July 2, 2020

in this issue Writing Awards/Black Mountain College/Faculty Notes/What I Did for My Spring Semester/ Frederica Ward Memorial Scholarship/Alumni News Writing Faculty and Student Awards Announced The annual Writing Program Awards honor excellence in the teaching of writing. Our award ceremony, like all of our spring semester celebrations, has unfortunately been canceled,...

Department of English Newsletter: March 2020

June 15, 2020

in this issue Letter from the Chair/Shakespeare and Psychoanalytic Studies/Faculty Notes/The Rhetoric of Cookbooks/Alumni News Letter from the Chair Dear Friends of English, I hope everyone is doing well and adjusting to the upheaval created by COVID-19. I realize how difficult this period of uncertainty is and will continue to be in...

Department of English Newsletter: December 2019

January 9, 2020

in this issue Carl Phillips Award/Undocupoets Residency/Faculty Notes/Black Women Writing Cleveland/ Alumni News Carl Phillips Receives Alice Dunbar Nelson Award Over fifty people attended the second annual Alice Dunbar Nelson Award Ceremony on September 27th, 2019, to honor the lifetime achievement of Professor Carl Phillips for his poetry—which he shared at...

Department of English Newsletter: September 2019

June 15, 2020

in this issue Tribute to Martha Woodmansee/Letter from the Chair/Faculty Notes/Undergrad Internships and Travel Grants/Alumni News/In Memoriam Martha Woodmansee After 33 years as an esteemed faculty member at Case Western Reserve University, Martha Woodmansee, Professor of English and Law, retired at the end of the spring term (June 30, 2019). Recipient...

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