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Hello, world! We’re the RIT English department, and we offer the coolest Bachelor’s in English around. Check us out at rit.edu/liberalarts/departme…. See you around…
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Thrilled to share our latest metal 3DP research on Aerosol Jet Printing. Check our “hot off the press” pub in Additive Manufacturing journal authors.elsevier.com/a/1fdNe…. Congrats @OKStateIEM @Srikanthan_1993 on leading this pub. @imed_lab @rit_ise @_RITEngineering proud of its alum.
Oh look, here we are in RIT News! Woohoo!
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One of the most important Anglophone voices of the last 50 years. Let's hope that it hasn't been silenced. theguardian.com/books/2022/a…
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After the conference is before the conference. Hope to see you all there @Dickens_Society
Hey #Dickens tweeps. Ready for more? The CFP is still being fine tuned, but I’m pleased to announce that I’ll be hosting @Dickens_Society Symposium 2023 here in Rochester, NY July 16-19.
Mark your calendar for “Dickens under Glass”!
Another RIT English faculty member doing something cool. Find out what reading Dickens can teach us about life in 2022.
Oh, hey, it’s me. Talking about Dickens, life writing, and commodity culture with the terrific @MichaMahlberg.
Many congratulations to English students Kenzie Vanacore (Robert Root Award for Excellence in Literature) and Katarina Boss (Kearse Award) for their remarkable achievements in our classes. Well done!
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.@RITNTID Senior Lecturer @tfwarfield delivered the keynote address, "A Legacy of Art," at RIT's annual Let Freedom Ring event celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day hosted by @RITDiversity. @RITPresident also addressed the gathering. More photos at: bddy.me/3GmgUBb
To be very clear: this book is marvelous, and banning books is an abomination. If you haven't read Maus, do.
The Mcminn County School board in Tennessee just voted to ban a Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust
The vote was 10-0
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Wow, check out what English students at RIT are doing:
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Fall semester 2021 pretty much in the books! Wishing everyone a delightful winter break and, for those who celebrate, a brilliant holiday season. We'll do it again starting on January 10.
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Students, register for this year's Women's Leadership Summit. This year's event is centered around BE STEAM (Business Entrepreneurship, plus STEAM- Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math). Register here: bddy.me/3yyI3yD
Oh look, another RIT English professor doing Cool Things. 🤷🏼
Margaret Bailey, professor in the dept of mechanical engineering, and Dr. Laura Shackelford, professor in the dept of English in @RIT_LiberalArts, have published a book: "Women in Mechanical Engineering: Energy and Environment," published by @SpringerEng. bddy.me/31VM5EW
Emily Bronte: Original Victorian Badass.
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Come join RIT English for an Open House celebrating the launch of our new Bachelor's degree in English. Thursday, 11/11 in McKenzie Commons (ground floor, Liberal Arts Hall) 3:30-5:30. Food, beverages, prizes!
By the way, if you want to learn about Storytelling, take one of these classes next semester: ENGL 411: Themes in American Lit with Perry Ground, educator from the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga nation, or ENGL 275: Storytelling with Sean Grass, expert in Victorian serial fiction.

















