Sequel: Erin McPherson

Sequel: Erin McPherson

Our ongoing Sequel series features stories about our alumni. If you’re interested in pursuing digital editing work like Erin, the department is launching a minor and concentration in Writing, Rhetoric, and Publication. Both are designed to provide the writing and editing experiences that Erin describes. The…

Find Your Voice: Daniel Colella or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Film Club

Find Your Voice: Daniel Colella or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Film Club

When the College of Charleston’s Film club re-emerged on campus last Fall, it did so with a bang. Filming a tribute to Stanley Kubrick’s “The Shining,” Film club students wanted to make a statement that their revival meant they were serious…

Find Your Voice: John Poole Receives Research Fellowship

Find Your Voice: John Poole Receives Research Fellowship

John Poole, one of CofC’s EDEN students (an English and Education cognate program), was awarded a 2018 Student Research Fellowship for his project, “Homegrown: The Importance of Palmetto Writers in Carolina Classrooms.” John’s project focuses on studying the works of South Carolinian…

Emily Rosko’s third poetry collection, Weather Inventions, was published by the University of Akron Press in April 2018.

Faculty Publications: Emily Rosko’s New Book

We’re pleased to announce that Emily Rosko’s latest book, Weather Inventions, was published today by the Akron Press as part of their Akron Series in Poetry.  If you happened to hear Dr. Rosko’s talk, “Finishes & Starts,” at the October 3rd…

Faculty Profile: Devin Byker

Faculty Profile: Devin Byker

“One thing I hope to teach students is that our assumptions about the past can erase important histories, identities, and stories—it’s a kind of confirmation bias that can end up reinforcing historical stereotypes.” ____________________________ As a first-year faculty member of…

Promotional flyer for the Spring Film Festival

CofC Student Film Festival

   ________________________ The CofC Film Club is hosting their annual Student Film Festival on Saturday, April 14, 4-7 p.m. ECTR 118. Join us for a screening of student-made shorts. Prizes will be given to the top three films!

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