Did you know that the English department offers a course that gets you a job as a writing tutor? . . . It’s called ENG 222: Writing and Education!...
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Email: jhunter5@stevenson.edu
Twitter: @josie2k
Hey, I'm Josie. I'm a sophomore English major also pursuing a professional minor in Entrepreneurship & Small Business Development. When I'm not writing, I'm reading, listening to music, and binge-watching on Netflix. I'm interested in a creative writing career like a contributing writer for a publication, copywriter for a creative agency, screenwriter, and/or editor for a fiction publisher. My big goal is to be an award-winning novelist!
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Senior Ryder Bott is interning at XMedius Solutions, a software company based in Montreal, Quebec that specializes in secure data delivery and Voice Technologies....Click here to read more.
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Every Stevenson University student is required to complete at least one internship before they graduate. We have six English majors interning this semester! Over the next few weeks, I will be profiling each student and their internship....Click here to read more.
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career, experiential learning, student life, students
Like a lot of my peers, I wasn’t sure what Global Game Jam (GGJ) was either. It wasn’t until I started working in the English Department that I learned about the event and turns out, it’s pretty cool! Global Game Jam is a weekend-long event where people from around the world...
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campus activities, career, experiential learning, faculty, student activities, students
The English Showcase was a success! Students’ families and friends came out to support them at the last English department event of the semester . . . and decade....
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