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News

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  Jigsaw is Seeking Student Poetry, Fiction & Non-fiction Work
  February 8

  Jigsaw, the English Club’s student-run literary magazine is accepting submissions through March 15. The suggested theme is Life Cycle. Any interpretation is welcome and imagination is highly encouraged.

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  English Alum’s Essay Accepted for Publication
  October 20

  Lilia Hutchison ’21 recently had a version of her Master’s project, “One of Ours: Willa Cather’s “Exposé” of the Press’ Illusion of War,” accepted for publication in the spring 2022 issue of Cather Studies.

• Racebending & Capitalism in Young Adult Literature
  September 20
  Dr. Henry “Cody” Miller, Assistant Professor of English education, has co-authored a journal column, “Racebending, Racial Capitalism, and Representation in the Texts We Teach.”
• Developing Critical Social Justice Literacy by Reading Young Adult Literature
  September 3
  English education and literacy faculty partnered with graduate students to apply social justice concepts to popular young adult literature titles.
• Positioning Young Adult Literature to Help Teach About National Elections
  July 12
  Dr. Cody Miller, Assistant Professor of English education co-published an article on the 2016 presidential election and English language arts teaching.
• How Does LGBTQ Young Adult Literature Represent Relationships Between the Body, Religion & Politics?
  June 18
  Dr. Cody Miller, Assistant Professor of English education, and his colleagues published a paper examining representations of conversion therapy in young adult literature.
• English Education Professor Announced as Editor of National Journal
  June 15
  Dr. Cody Miller, assistant professor of English education, has been announced as the next editor of English Leadership Quarterly.
• How Can Fictional English Teachers Inform Real English Teachers’ Practice?
  June 2
  Dr. Cody Miller, Assistant Professor of English education, was interviewed by the School Library Connection journal on fictional English teachers in young adult literature.
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  COVID-19 Stories of Resilience: Curated by ENG 112
  May 6
  Students recount and reflect on interviews with people they know who were profoundly affected by the pandemic.
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  English Professor’s Edited Volume on War and American Literature Now Available
  April 19
  Dr. Jennifer Haytock edited the volume War and American Literature, a collection of 22 essays about common themes in American war literature, literature of important historical moments, and new directions in the study of American war literature.
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  Due Today: Brockport Debate Society’s Digital Speech Competition Applications
  February 12
  The Brockport Debate Society is hosting a digital speech competition throughout the Spring 2021 semester.