Events Archive
2019-2020
Novel Subjects: Nineteenth-Century Fiction and the Transformation of British Subjecthood
Dissertation advisers: Claudia Johnson, Deborah Nord, Esther Schor
Dissertation is available for review in 22 McCosh Hall.
Junior Paper draft due to Dropbox and JP instructor by 12 Noon.
Join us for a career focused luncheon with the Princeton University Press staff. Entry-level to mid-career staff will provide insight about their daily job duties and individual career paths leading them up to their current position with the Press. Q&A to follow.
Poetic Archival Interventions and a Case for Liminal Studies: Writing from the Invisible Colony of the United States Virgin Islands
Reception in the Thorp Library, McCosh Hall, to follow talk.
This event is co-sponsored with the Americanist and 20th C. Colloquia.
Open to current and prospective English majors, department faculty, graduate students and staff.
2020 English concentrators, working on critical or critical creative thesis, should have 1 chapter/20 pages completed by 12 Noon on Wednesday, December 11, 2019. Hard copies must be delivered to the 22 McCosh office by the deadline.
The English Department will hold an open house for sophomores and first-year students on Friday, December 6th from 3:30-5pm in 40 McCosh Hall.
Open to current English majors.
Since 2015, the Asian American Studies Lecture Series has brought speakers from across the arts, humanities, and social sciences to Princeton to explore diverse aspects of this continually evolving field.
2021 English majors are invited to attend an information session on applying to the Bread Loaf School of English - Lincoln College, Oxford. Lunch provided.
Wednesday November 20:
Book Learning
Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
Co-sponsored with the English Department and the Victorian Colloquium.
It Really Works: George Eliot, Trans Studies, and the Rhetoric of Technique
Reception in the Thorp Library to follow talk.
Co-sponsored with the Theory Colloquium.
Anglo-Saxon and Arabic Identity in the Early Middle Ages
Dissertation Advisers: Andrew Cole, Michael Cook, D.Vance Smith
Dissertation is available for review in 22 McCosh Hall.
This event is open to English Department graduate students and job seekers only.
This event is open to English Department graduate students only.