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Although this article is about K12 school settings, we can think about the author's claims in higher education. How might forgoing grades shape the educational experience of graduate students (and undergraduates)?
"It opened my mind to my potential, as well as the potential of humans and the world."
Have you registered for Winter 2016 courses? All students who enroll in a College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) course by December 13, 2015, will be automatically entered to win one of ten $100 gift cards to the campus bookstore! Each CAS course registration counts as an entry.
Belt Publishing is accepting submissions for Flint Anthology book
A former Flint Journal reporter will head an anthology that tells Flint stories through writing, art and photos.
Congratulations to our December 2014 graduates! We are so proud of your accomplishments!
K-12 educators might enjoy the new article in Teaching Linguistics about teaching linguistics in high school!
The December 2014 issue of Language (Volume 90, Number 4) is now available online to LSA members and other Language subscribers. Highlights from this issue of Language include:
Help bring back the English Department's Visiting Writers Series!
On Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014, the University of Michigan is asking you to turn Giving Tuesday into Giving BlueDay – a day of online giving to the funds of U of M, including UM-Flint. The College of Arts & Sciences is encouraging donors to pick a specific fund and the amount that is right for them…
Qua Literary Magazine is hiring a poetry editor!
For more information and to apply, visit: https://quamagazine.wufoo.com/forms/qua-poetry-editor/
This position will be open until filled, which means if you are interested you should apply right away!
Qualifications:
ANY majors can apply!
Strong working knowledge of poetry structure and form
Attention to detail
Adhere to deadlines
Self-Motivating
Make objective decisions
(Desired)
Experience editing literature, pref. poetry
Experience writing poetry
Experience with literary journals
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Join us at the welcome reception for Dr. Feuerherm. Everyone is welcome!
Wednesday, October 1st
4:00-5:30pm
UCEN Michigan Room D.
Emily Feuerherm Title: Assistant Professor Department: English Classes I?m teaching: LIN/ENG200-02 Professional Interests/Activities: I have presented at several local and national conferences, especially the American Association of Applied Linguistics (AAAL) and Teaching English to Speakers of Othe…
Check out Scott Atkinson's recent articles about the lost orphans at Glenwood Cemetery. He'll be teaching a mixed-mode section of ENG 561 (Writing and Publishing: Freelance Book and Magazine Writing) next semester on Thursday nights.
FLINT, MI -- Ermina Hagerman could not have known she was sending her children to die.
The Humanities Club meets today, Thurs. 9/18, at 5:30 pm in 351 FH.
The UM-Flint Humanities Club is dedicated to the organization and promotion of meetings, workshops, events and other activities related to the humanities.
Cartoonist Lynda Barry on understanding poetry through memorization and music.
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The University of Michigan-Flint English Department is looking for a lecturer to teach Advanced Composition and Creative Writing this Fall. More details are on the blog post.
The Department of English at the University of Michigan-Flint is seeking a Lecturer I to teach in the Writing Program for the Fall 2014 semester beginning Wednesday, September 3. The lecturer will be expected to teach and hold office hours for two face-to-face courses with the following class schedu…
Congratulations to our graduates!
"From the watery gruel in Oliver Twist to a grilled mutton kidney in Ulysses to intricate "salads of harlequin designs" in The Great Gatsby, the book is a tribute to the tastes of authors and their readers."
With intricately composed photographs, designer Dinah Fried puts readers at the table for 50 of her favorite literary spreads. Her new book is called Fictitious Dishes.
Work at the University of Michigan-Flint as a writer with University Relations! Apply by 4/29.
This position is a storyteller for both internal and external audiences, providing compelling written content for the university website and social media outlets. Specific responsibilities include, but are not limited to the following: Develops original content for university news website, newslette…
Greater Flint Educational Symposium - "Jumping into the Gap: Exploring the role of Race, Place and Class on Educational Achievement"
8:30-4:00 on Thurs. 4/10 @ Riverfront Banquet Center
Prof. Erica Britt will be presenting an afternoon workshop with UM-Flint colleagues. Prof. Tyrone Howard (UCLA) will be a featured speaker.
Registration Link
http://bsipscholars.org/greater-flint-education-symposium/
The Beecher Scholarship Incentive Program announced they will host the Greater Flint Educational Symposium at Riverfront Banquet Center in Flint April 10, 2014.
Tomorrow UM-Flint is lucky to host the award-winning writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, author of The Thing Around Your Neck, Half of a Yellow Sun, Purple Hibiscus, and – most recently, Americanah (which has just won the National Book Critics Circle Award for Fiction).
Wed. 3/26 events: Public lecture @11:30 am in Michigan Room D.
Dramatic presentation @6pm in the Kiva.
Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is coming to Flint to meet with UM-Flint faculty, staff, students, alumni, high school teens, teachers, and the public. She visits Flint March 26-28 as part of the African and African Diaspora Artists Series.
Prof. Erica Britt is presenting her research on Richard Pryor's use of preaching style today!
The 2014 conference of the American Association for Applied Linguistics (AAAL) will be held March 22-25 at the Marriott Downtown Waterfront in Portland, OR. Nationally and internationally, the AAAL conference has a reputation as a comprehensive and stimulating conference including in-depth colloquia...
Calling all actors and singers!
Auditions for Kearsley Park Players
Mon. 3/31 and Tue. 4/1 from 5-7pm
At Flint Institute of Music
Open auditions are slated for the Kearsley Park Players' 2014 “Theatre in our Parks” season.
Changing "Just Say No" to "Just Say Know." Press coverage of Prof. Stephanie Roach's 4Cs presentation about plagiarism.
INDIANAPOLIS – Professors often frame plagiarism as an ethical problem, with a simple solution: don’t do it. For students tempted to plagiarize knowingly, that approach might work. But the academic integrity rhetoric ignores the fact that students sometimes unintentionally plagiarize or misrepresent...
Three of our faculty members are presenting at the Conference on College Composition and Communication this week! Follow the conference on Twitter via #4C14.
Stephanie Roach: "The Disservice of 'Just Say No' Approaches to Plagiarism" in the "CopyCats: Open-Source Approaches to Plagiarism" session
James Schirmer: "Institutionware" in the "Open Access and Institutional Technology" session
Janelle Wiess: "To AV or not to AV?: Issues of accessibility in online writing instruction" in the "Issues of Accessibility and Technology in the Writing Classroom" session
Browse information about upcoming CCCC events, including the CCCC Annual Convention
The new Humanities Club meets again today at 2pm!
Thursday, March 13 marked the first meeting of the new Humanities Club on the University of Michigan–Flint campus.
Do you pronounce Mary, marry, and merry the same?
Linguistics professor Bert Vaux explains how he created the data that turned into The New York Times' popular dialect test.
An intersection of computers and literature.
MIT student Nathan Matias tells us how he used a computer program to write a Shakespearean sonnet.
There is a full-time English instructor position at Mott Community College. The application deadline is Feb. 12, 2014.
https://mcc.peopleadmin.com/postings/461
Safety Faculty member will be responsible for teaching all classes in English developmental writing and composition, adhering to the stated course objectives, content, and delivery.
In case you missed Prof. Kietzman's NPR interview. Don't miss the 'Lear Reassembled' performances on Tuesday and Thursday!
One of Shakespeare's great tragedies is King Lear, the story of an ancient British king who devises a "love test" in hopes of dividing his kingdom equally
Faculty spotlight: Mary Jo Kietzman
Prof. Kietzman's research and teaching focus on Renaissance literature. In 2010, she spent 6 months in Kazakhstan as a Fulbright Scholar, and she is currently the Fulbright Advisor on our campus.
Learn about her innovative class project this semester, where students reimagined King Lear in Flint. Performances are on Dec. 10 and 12.
FLINT, MI--A class at the University of Michigan-Flint has reimagined a classic William Shakespeare play, "King Lear," in Flint.
Faculty spotlight: Erica Britt
Prof. Britt's research focuses on African American English and the performance of black identity in public spaces. She will be presenting her work on Richard Pryor's use of preaching style at the American Association of Applied Linguistics next March.
In Winter 2014, Prof. Britt will be teaching ENG 509--American English (Tuesdays 5:30-8:15pm).
You can learn about her oral history & dialect project, Vehicle City Voices here.
The Vehicle City Voices (VCV) project aims to capture the linguistic diversity of Flint as well as provide a resource for Flint residents interested in preserving the oral histories of Flint. During its initial period of economic prosperity, the city of Flint attracted migrants from abroad and from…
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