Michael Copperman in the News
Michael Copperman reflects on teaching, growing up in Eugene, and his book, TEACHER: Two Years in the Mississippi Delta.
News & Events
Aug 15, 2018
Jul 02, 2018
English Department Closed July 4th
The English Department Main Office will close 3 PM Tuesday, July 3, and will re-open for business 7:30 AM Thursday, July 5.
We wish you a happy and safe July 4th Holiday.
Jun 26, 2018
Summer Course // ENG 423: The Age of Beowulf
Summer Term 2018, July 23-August 19, Mon.-Thurs., 1000-1150
Instructor: Stephanie Clark CRN 42249
Summer Course // ENG 110: Intro to Film and Media
Second 4-week Session, July 23-August 19, Mon.-Thurs., 1000-1150
Instructor: Stephen Rust, CRN 42422
Summer Course // ENG 104: Fantastic Fictions
Second 4-week Session, July 23-August 19, Mon.-Thurs., 1000-1150
Instructor: William Driscoll CRN 42500
Have fun while satisfying your Arts & Letters requirement. Peek into some of the more bizarre corners of Western literature. Explore your own creative side through discussion and group activities. Read a variety of fantastic short stories from Kafka to contemporary Sci-Fi.
Jun 04, 2018
LA Review of Books Interviews Mat Johnson
Professor Johnson's Interview may be found here: https://lareviewofbooks.org/article/comics-and-storytelling-a-conversation-with-mat-johnson/
May 29, 2018
Heros from Another Earth (An Original Musical)
Friday, June 8, 2018 at 8 pm / Sunday, June 10, 2018 at 2 pm
May 16, 2018
Wonder, Poetry, and Words Beyond Words
Piero Boitani
Professor of Comparative Literature, University of Rome, Sapienza
Tuesday, May 29, 4:00 pm, Knight Browsing Room
Sponsored by the Oregon Humanities Center, the Giustina Family Professorship for Italian Language and Literature, the Department of English, the Medieval Studies Program, the Department of Romance Languages, the Department of Comparative Literature
May 09, 2018
An afternoon of poetry and conversation with Elizabeth Woody, Oregon Poet Laureate and Warm Springs Tribal Member
Tuesday, May 15th from 4:15-5:45 pm in PLC 180
This will be one of Woody's final appearances as Poet Laureate as she winds down her two-year term, and it is a distinct honor to welcome her to the UO.
May 07, 2018
Shaun Harper - UO African American Workshop and Lecture Series
Monday, May 14
Public Lecture: Institutional Considerations on Expression, Rights, and Race
Giustina Ballroom, Ford Alumni Center
4:30 pm
Teach-In: Institutional Considerations on Expression, Rights, and Race in the Classroom, for faculty and students with limited space.
Lease Crutcher Lewis Room, EMU
Monday, May 14, Noon – 1:30pm
On behalf of the ENG Diversity Committee and in collaboration with the Division of Equity and Inclusion, we’d like to invite you to join us for two events on 14 May with Shaun R. Harper.
