OUR MISSION
English Department Mission Statement
The Department of English at Marquette University is a community of scholar-teachers and students who embrace the traditional Jesuit conception of liberal education inspired by St. Ignatius of Loyola.
Informed by this tradition as well as by contemporary English Studies, the department includes nationally and internationally prominent faculty and offers the following programs of study:
- 2 undergraduate majors: English Literature, and Writing-intensive English (WINE)
- 3 undergraduate minors: English Literature, Literature of Diverse Cultures, and Writing-intensive English (WINE)
- M.A. degree: American and British Literature
- Ph.D. degree: American and British Literature
NEWSLETTERS
Read about the recent accomplishments of English faculty and graduate students
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND UPCOMING EVENTS
JOB ADS: The English Department is searching for 4 tenure-track faculty members (2 in 20th/21st c American Literature and 2 in Rhetoric & Composition).
Click HERE for a flyer explaining your choices for purchasing the new Writing Matters handbook. Both the paper and e-book versions come with four years of access to the Web version of the book.
Peter Mulvey Concert, a Celebration of the Life of John McCabe and English Department Benefit
CJ Hribal named Louise Edna Goeden Professor.
Angela Sorby won the Lorine Niedecker Prize from the Council of Wisconsin Writers
First-year English received CCCC Writing Program Certificate of Excellence
Professor Diane Hoeveler wins 2009 Way-Klingler Fellowship
Professor Krista Ratcliffe receives the 2010 Nora Finnigan Werra Faculty Achievement Award
