Turning Pain into Purpose: How an English Professor Used Past Experiences to Address Current Events When reflecting on everything that has formed Dr. Maya Hislop as a professor, she turns back to her time at the University of Virginia where she received her Ph.D. and worked until...
Allow Yourself to Be Surprised: A Professor Spotlight of Dr. John Smith Below is an interview with Clemson professor Dr. John Smith, a film professor who has also served as the interim director of the World Cinema program. In the interview, Dr. Smith provides some background...
Senior English Major Reflection: Kayla Elkin Growing up with a pretty STEM-heavy family, I knew that my college education would look a lot different than that of my parents, grandparents, cousins and sister. What I didn’t know before starting in Clemson English...
Composition and Podcasts: How Ph.D. Candidate Shauna Chung is Reinventing Advanced Composition (ENGL 3120) Shauna Chung, a Ph.D. candidate in the Rhetorics, Communication, and Information Design program, has come up with a creative and exciting way to teach Advanced Composition (ENGL 3120) to Clemson’s students —...
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Catching Up with Decider Reporter Claire Spellberg Distinguished alumni Claire Spellberg shares her experience as a Clemson English student and now reporter for Decider, the New York Post’s entertainment website. While at Clemson, Spellberg was involved in her sorority Sigma Kappa, in which she held many leadership...
From Short Stories to Screenplay: A Spotlight on April Ayers Lawson “I eat my spinach and pray for quality sleep, so that in the limited time I do have for writing, I can push myself and make the most of it." April Ayers Lawson, a Greenville, S,C....
Getting the Inside Scoop with Kingsley-Wyn Ukuku, Student Editor for The South Carolina Review “Honestly, it started out as a backup plan,” answered Kingsley-Wyn Ukuku when asked about her desire to go into the publication field after she graduates in December 2020. Ukuku is an English...
We asked three English majors what book they thought was better than the movie. Here's what they had to say!...
Hannah Pearson is an English and American Sign Language double-major preparing to graduate from Clemson this December. An accomplished English student, Pearson’s prose was awarded the English Department Creative Writing Award in the spring of 2019. This award is given to the undergraduate English major...