Partners

The Department of English is enriched and supported through its relationships with the diverse academic, literary, and scholarly programs and organizations listed below. Our faculty direct, teach in, or otherwise contribute to each of these entities, and our students benefit both academically and professionally from these partnerships.

Academic Program Partners

Please view each program’s webpage for more information.

• American Studies
• Catholic Studies
• Center for Jewish Civilization
• Center for Multicultural Equity & Access
• Center for New Designs in Learning & Scholarship
• Department of African American Studies
• Disability Studies
• Film & Media Studies
• Global Medieval Studies
• Journalism Program
• Lannan Center for Poetics & Social Practice
• Program on Justice & Peace
• The Writing Center
• Women’s & Gender Studies
• Writing Program

Non-Academic Partners

The Office of the Student Ombuds (OSO) is an independent, impartial, informal, voluntary, and confidential resource for students. We provide a safe space to voice concerns and navigate academic and interpersonal challenges. The OSO welcomes every sex, gender, race, creed, age, nationality, disability, and other human experiences, ensuring all students feel valued. We listen, support, explore options, and empower students to make their own choices. Our services help students gain clarity, develop communication skills, and find constructive solutions, enhancing their overall university experience and well-being. Visit our Office of the Student Ombuds website for more information.