Welcome to the English Department

Welcome to the English Department, the largest and most complex department at the University of New Hampshire. At other full-scale universities, programs in literature, creative writing, journalism, composition, technical writing, linguistics, English as a Second Language, and English teacher preparation reside in separate departments and, in many cases, different colleges, with separate curricula and faculties. At the University of New Hampshire, all of these related programs are structured to support one another in a single department.  The department, therefore, is extraordinarily diverse, with thirty-six tenure-track faculty and twenty-four lecturers representing a range of disciplines spanning the humanities and the social sciences. What pulls the Department together is the study of the English language in its various spoken and written forms. The scope of this department is unusual among institutions that compare in size and mission, presenting our students with a unique learning experience. 

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news graphic Rachel Trubowitz publishes new book, Nation and Nurture in Seventeenth-Century English Literature 
Brigitte Bailey publishes new book, Transatlantic Women
Michael Ferber publishes The Cambridge Introduction to British Romantic Poetry

Two UNH professors receive National Endowment for the Humanities award
Assistant professor receives highly competitive national fellowship
Faculty member will spend a year in DC on NEH fellowship

 




Department of English  •  College of Liberal Arts  •  University of New Hampshire
113 Hamilton Smith Hall  •  95 Main St  •  Durham, NH 03824
Phone (603) 862-1313  •  Fax (603) 862-3563
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