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Nilima Hakim Mow, a PhD student in linguistics, received the Scholars for the Dream Travel Award, to support her travel to the 2026 CCCC Annual Convention, where she will present her research on how multilingual graduate writers navigate academic writing norms and mentorship.

Janalyn Miklas, PhD candidate in linguistics, recently won another Best Student Poster Award in Speech Communication from the Acoustical Society of America.

The Mary Roper Award honors a classified staff member who has shown outstanding service in support of the core goals of the college – improving the quality of the liberal arts experience for all students, increasing the capacity for noteworthy and innovative scholarship and creating and strengthening external relationships.

This course booklet is a crucial tool in planning your Spring 2026 classes. Inside, you will find descriptions for course offerings in all English/Creative Writing graduate programs.

Chambers discusses her research on increased false positive rates for AI detection for writing from autistic authors.