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Literature and Language Faculty, 2011

The Department of Literature and Language faculty, August 2011: Front row (left to right): Cao, Bray, Keller, Sawyer, Slagle, Thompson, Dufort, Holland, Lloyd, Barber; second row: Waage, Buck, Kim, Hall, Weiss, Grover, Cjaka, Haley, Nelson, Mwinyelle; third row: Tezuka-Mathes, Pierce, Cody, Graves, Holmes, Lichtenwalner, Kornweibel, Negrisanu, Heil; fourth row: Crofts, Elhindi, McManus, Bolton, Westover, Overaa, G'Fellers, Barker, Harrington; back row: Johnson, O'Donnell, Baumgartner, Crooke, Fehskens, McGarry, Michieka, Whaley, and French. Not pictured: Beck, Briggs, Honaker, and Stanley.

Department of Literature and Language Scholarships available for 2012-2013 academic year--application deadline 3/22/2012

Department Resources

The Clarion--course descriptions for Winter and Spring 2012 sessions.

ENGL 1010 Writing Assignment Guidelines

ETSU Undergraduate Catalogs and Graduate Catalogs

Department Policies

Departmental Student Attendance Policy

Departmental Plagiarism Policy

Foreign Language Placement Policy

Welcome to our website!

Sherrod Library ETSU Centennial Sigma Tau Delta: English Honorary
Delta Phi Alpha: German Honorary Pi Delta Phi: French Honorary Sigma Delta Pi: Spanish Honorary

Professor Jesse Graves will present a reading from his recently published poetry volume, Tennessee Landscape with Blighted Pine, on Thursday, February 16, 4 p.m., in ETSU's Mathes Hall Auditorium (room 107). The public is invited. This event is sponsored by Sigma Tau Delta and the Department of Appalachian Studies.

Jim Crow Is Dead, a table read of DeVan Burton's play, takes place Monday, February 27, 7 p.m., Culp Center Auditorium. The public is invited. This event is sponsored by the Department of Literature and Language and the Honors College.

Our friend, Karen Cajka

Dr. Karen Cajka (1966-2011)

Plans to establish memorial scholarship underway

The Department of Literature and Language now offers a minor in linguistics--click here for details.

Mockingbird 2010-2011
The 2010/2011 edition of The Mockingbird is now available--look for it in Burleson Hall, Ball Hall, and other campus locations. Download the .pdf version here.
Poetry/Spoken Word Open Mic Event, third Wednesday of most months, 8:00 p.m., Accoustic Coffeehouse Next Door. For details, contact Dr. Kevin O'Donnell.