by Kendall Smith
Betsy Wheeler, director of the Disability Studies Minor, shares with us the foundations of the groundbreaking program and the aspects that make it unique. Residing within the English Department, this minor program centers all aspects of disability, visible or invisible, while spanning many interests and majors alike.
This went live at 5pm on Monday, July 26th on the Comicon website — an interview with UO English Professor Ben Saunders about the Marvel Exhibition and the current Fantastic Four anniversary.
Emily Duru, a graduating senior majoring in English and minoring in Creative Writing, is a McNair Scholar for the 2020-2021 academic year. Duru’s undergraduate research work, through the McNair Schol
Bita Habashi has been named an Undergraduate Research Fellow for her work on women of color writers and high school Language Arts curriculums.
Join us for an event with Susan Weeber on Friday, May 14 at Noon
"Talking Back to Film: Black Cinematic Poetry"
12pm-2pm
Zoom Link: https://uoregon.zoom.us/j/97174794517
ENG 381M
Film, Media, and Culture
CRN 41240
10-11:50 MTWR
Starts August 16
Instructor: Steve Rust
ENG 104: Global Short Stories
Instructor: Jose Cortez
CRN: 41403
Start date: August 16
ENG 110M: Introduction to Film Studies
Instructor: Stephen Rust
CRN: 41406
12-1:50 MTWR Remote
Start date: July 19
ENG 395: 20th Century Literature
Instructor: Corbett Upton
CRN: 41412
Start date: July 19
ENG 106: Introduction to Literature: Poetry
Instructor: Eleanor Wakefield
CRN: 41404
Start date: July 19
