In This Section Degree Programs English Courses How to Apply Recent Dissertations Job Placements & Achievements Funding Research Groups Meet Our Graduate Students Meet Our Students Discover the work our graduate students are doing at the University—and around the world. Grad Studies: Exploring the Physical Archive, Including its Gaps PhD student Addison Cox’s ventures into a unique collection of African American literature have stretched her ideas of what literature is and what it encompasses. Grad Studies: Creating Community Around Dissertation Writing A writing retreat helped PhD student Emily Jones gain momentum with her dissertation project. PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Andrew Hamilton takes teaching inspiration from professors--and the television show THE BEAR! PhD Candidate Wins Graduate School Teaching Award Doctoral student Nyla Numan sees the work of scholarship and teaching as inextricably intertwined. Learning About Alternative Careers After the PhD A two-week Humanities Without Walls workshop provided PhD student Morgan Graham with information about career options and the tools to explore them. The Joys of Research: Unexpected Discoveries and Alternative Viewpoints PhD candidate Stephen Ellis' dissertation writing supported by the Ruth Drake Dissertation Fellowship. Grad Studies: Writer-Reader Relationships and 19th-Century Literature PhD student Morgan Graham received an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant. Grad Studies: Questions of Empire and Transpacific Migration PhD student Nyla Numan was awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Award from the Department of English. PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Chris Bowman works to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages open dialogue. Grad Studies: Representations of the American Vietnam War with Kerstin Tuttle The PhD student has been awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant from English. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Next page ›› Last page Last »
Meet Our Students Discover the work our graduate students are doing at the University—and around the world.
Grad Studies: Exploring the Physical Archive, Including its Gaps PhD student Addison Cox’s ventures into a unique collection of African American literature have stretched her ideas of what literature is and what it encompasses.
Grad Studies: Creating Community Around Dissertation Writing A writing retreat helped PhD student Emily Jones gain momentum with her dissertation project.
PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Andrew Hamilton takes teaching inspiration from professors--and the television show THE BEAR!
PhD Candidate Wins Graduate School Teaching Award Doctoral student Nyla Numan sees the work of scholarship and teaching as inextricably intertwined.
Learning About Alternative Careers After the PhD A two-week Humanities Without Walls workshop provided PhD student Morgan Graham with information about career options and the tools to explore them.
The Joys of Research: Unexpected Discoveries and Alternative Viewpoints PhD candidate Stephen Ellis' dissertation writing supported by the Ruth Drake Dissertation Fellowship.
Grad Studies: Writer-Reader Relationships and 19th-Century Literature PhD student Morgan Graham received an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant.
Grad Studies: Questions of Empire and Transpacific Migration PhD student Nyla Numan was awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Award from the Department of English.
PhD Candidate Wins Teaching Award Graduate student Chris Bowman works to create a classroom atmosphere that encourages open dialogue.
Grad Studies: Representations of the American Vietnam War with Kerstin Tuttle The PhD student has been awarded an inaugural Early Career PhD Merit Grant from English.
