About the Department
The Department of English at the University of Florida is committed to rigor, diversity, innovation, and excellence. This is reflected in the range and depth of our graduate and undergraduate programs and the research and publications of the faculty, which was ranked 8th among all graduate English faculties surveyed in the 2005 Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index…
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Upcoming Events in the Department
1/28/10
The Department’s Composition and Rhetoric Search Committee will provide public forums for candidates to present their research and teaching interests. Scot Barnet will have his research presentation at 2:30 PM in 215 Dauer.
1/29/10
The Department’s Composition and Rhetoric Search Committee will provide public forums for candidates to present their research and teaching interests. Scot Barnet will have his teaching presentation at 11 PM in 215 Dauer.
2/1/10
Stammtisch Graduate Talk in Medieval and Early Modern Studies. Jimmy Newlin, PhD student in the Department of English, will present “Surprised by Son, The Reader in Paradise Lost.” 3 PM. Pugh Hall 301.
2/16/10
Conversations in Children’s Literature. “A Puppet’s Perspective on Children’s Literature,” Rachel Schipper, Associate Dean of Technology and Support Services at the UF Smathers Libraries. 7 PM. Education Library, Norman Hall.
2/21–2/23/10
FLEX, the Florida Experimental Film/Video Festival.
2/25-2/27/10
“Futures of Digital Studies.” The 5th Digital Assembly conference at University of Florida brings in conversation digital artists and digital theorists, including keynote speakers Joseph Tabbi (Professor of English at the University of Illinois at Chicago and President of the Electronic Literature Organization.) and John Cayley (Visitng Professor of Literary Arts at Brown University).
