English and Communication Studies – Page 2

Richie Narvaez Publishes ‘Hipster Death Rattle’

March 25, 2019 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home, School of Liberal Arts

Earlier this month, Richie Narváez, English and Communication Studies, published his first novel, Hipster Death Rattle. Last week, the award-winning poet, essayist, […]

Richie Narvaez Selected to Judge PEN Open Book Awards

December 13, 2018 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home, School of Liberal Arts

Richie Narvaez, English and Communication Studies, was invited to be one of the judges for the 2019 PEN Open Book […]

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Amy Lemmon’s CDC Poetry Project Receives Praise and Submissions

January 26, 2018 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

In December 2017, Amy Lemmon, English and Communication Studies, co-created The CDC Poetry Project with poet Sarah Freligh of Rochester, […]

Richie Narvaez Featured in The New York Times

April 24, 2017 Laura Hatmaker College & Campus, Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home

A workshop by Richie Narvaez, English and Communication Studies, titled “Creating Strange New Worlds: How to Write Science Fiction and […]

Jean Amato Publishes an Article; Speaks at Two Conferences

March 20, 2017 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Jean Amato, English and Communication Studies, published an article titled “Ideological Mappings of Gendered Bodies, Nations and Spaces in Louis […]

Jean Szczypien Publishes Book on Joseph Conrad

March 15, 2017 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, Faculty/Staff Home

A book by Jean Szczypien, English and Communication Studies, titled “Sailing Towards Poland” with Joseph Conrad was released in February. […]

Lauded Poet Ocean Vuong Reads at FIT

March 10, 2017 Alexandra Mann College & Campus, School of Liberal Arts, Top Stories

On March 7, poet and essayist Ocean Vuong gave a reading in the Katie Murphy Amphitheatre at FIT. His debut […]

Regan Good Featured on BBC World Service Radio Program

January 17, 2017 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Regan Good, English and Communication Studies, was interviewed by Dan Damon as part of the Sunday Feature on BBC World Service’s World Update about Poets […]

The Writing (and the Illustration) Is on the Wall

January 5, 2017 Jonathan Vatner College & Campus, Students

This fall, the brick wall on FIT’s 28th Street side got a makeover with student paintings and poems that reflect […]

Amy Kurzweil’s Graphic Memoir Is Published

October 14, 2016 Laura Hatmaker Faculty/Staff, School of Liberal Arts

Amy Kurzweil, English and Communication Studies, released a graphic memoir titled Flying Couch, published by Black Balloon. The book follows three generations of […]