Archive: News Story

• Noteworthy: David Gewanter

  David Gewanter will read poems from his book War Bird at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore, on Sept. 26th; Georgetown on Nov 9; the Library of Congress Noon Series on Nov. 16; and Catholic University

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• Nathaniel Rivers: In Defense of Gut Feelings: Rhetorics of Decision-Making

  Nathaniel's recently published article in Present Tense: A Journal of Rhetoric in Society can be accessed through the link below: www.presenttensejournal.org/vol1/in-defense-of-gut-feelings-rhetorics

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• The Mikvah Queen

  Jennifer Natalya Fink's latest novel The Mikvah Queen is officially on the shelf! The Mikvah Queen is the winner of the Dana Award and has been nominated for the Pulitzer and the National Jewish Book

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• Jason Rosenblatt: Milton's Selected Poetry and Prose, a Norton Critical Edition

  Milton's Selected Poetry and Prose, a Norton Critical Edition, edited by Jason Rosenblatt was just released by W.W. Norton & Company. We extend our warmest congratulations to Jason on this success!

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• Sarah McNamer – CCL Book Award Winner

  Sarah McNamer has been voted unanimously as a winner of the CCL Book Award. This award is for Affective Mediation published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. She will be recognized and receive

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• The Pearl Project Report – Released!

  On January 20, 2011 the Pearl Project Report was released and it has hit the national and international press big-time. The project represents exactly what Georgetown is about and what we as an Englis

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• Professor Ricardo Ortíz speaks at the Georgetown Club of Miami

  THE GEORGETOWN CLUB OF MIAMI ANNUAL VISITING PROFESSOR LECTURE Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 Reception at 6:00 p.m. Lecture and Q&A session at 7:00 p.m. Roberto C. Goizueta Pavilion, Otto G. Richter L

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• English Department Shines Bright

  Each year, students are asked to nominate faculty in the College who have shaped their Georgetown experience in a meaningful way. Ten of those nominated this year include Christine So, Elizabeth Velez

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• Randy Bass in the News

  Randy was recently interviewed for a Chronicle of Higher Education article about how new learning technologies prompt a rethinking of traditional course structure.

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• John Glavin Speaks about University Fellowships

  The Office of Fellowships and Awards works with Georgetown students on a regular basis on 25 competitive fellowships, which include the Rhodes, Marshall, Mitchell, Fulbright, Pickering and Truman sch

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