We know this time of year is crunch time, but we have a long list of exciting events coming up this month. EGSA would also like to add that elections are coming up, so stay tuned for Election information concerning your 2012-2013 EGSA Board members (and we will be having a party!). We hope to see you at some of these events - remember that taking a break is necessary, and networking is helpful!
April 5 Alternate Career Session
5:30-6:30pm Rome 771 Meet our panel of professionals who took their English Graduate degrees and turned them into awesome, interesting careers. Learn about transferable skills and how to make that CV work for you in the professional world. Hosted by EGSA. Light refreshments provided.
April 7 9pm-12am Please
join us for night-caps and scamels as we launch the Luminary Tempest at
the Shakespeare Association of America in Boston.
The Charlesmark Hotel lounge, 655 Boylston Street, Boston, MA
The Charlesmark Hotel lounge, 655 Boylston Street, Boston, MA
April 9 Thomas Bisson “Crisis in
Early Ducal Normandy: Some Conjectural History” 2110 Taliaferro Hall;
Refreshments 4:00, Seminar 4:30pm.
April 13 Please join us
for our last event of the spring semester: a breakfast seminar with Danna Agmon
(History, Virginia Tech). We begin at 9 AM in Rome 771 (801 22nd St. NW).
Breakfast will be served. Her paper is pre-circulated; please RSVP to me [lduckert@gwu.edu] and I
will send you a copy.
April 14 Hear great poetry
from exciting DC writers and help women in your community--come to Will Read
for Women, the first poetry reading/pantry drive of its kind!
So to Speak, a feminist literary journal, will host our first reading drive to benefit a local domestic violence shelter. The reading will feature poetry by Sarah Browning, Joe Hall, Kateema Lee, and Meg Ronan, with an open mic to follow. Audience members are asked to bring toiletry items and other pantry necessities to donate to the shelter, Bethany House. The list of suggested items follows.
The reading is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at 8:30 p.m. in the Johnson Center Bistro, a cafe on the first floor of the student center at George Mason's Fairfax campus. Parking is available nearby in the Mason Pond, Shenandoah, and Rappahannock parking decks. We'd appreciate your support in reaching out into the community and getting this event off the ground! Contact us at sotospeakjournal@gmail.com with any questions.
So to Speak, a feminist literary journal, will host our first reading drive to benefit a local domestic violence shelter. The reading will feature poetry by Sarah Browning, Joe Hall, Kateema Lee, and Meg Ronan, with an open mic to follow. Audience members are asked to bring toiletry items and other pantry necessities to donate to the shelter, Bethany House. The list of suggested items follows.
The reading is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at 8:30 p.m. in the Johnson Center Bistro, a cafe on the first floor of the student center at George Mason's Fairfax campus. Parking is available nearby in the Mason Pond, Shenandoah, and Rappahannock parking decks. We'd appreciate your support in reaching out into the community and getting this event off the ground! Contact us at sotospeakjournal@gmail.com with any questions.
April 19 “Plan Your PhD” 3:30-4:30pm
Rome 771 Hosted by EGSA for current PhD students. Come learn about new department policies, check out DegreeMap, and get a chance to ask advanced PhD students all the questions you might have about your program.
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