Herkimer College has launched of a new associate in arts degree program in English, offering students a comprehensive introduction to literary study while strengthening their writing, analytical, and ...

Four years ago Deana Harris and Christina Steffanni, English instructors at the Springfield-Clark County Career Technology Center, approached the Ohio Department of Education hoping to start an ...

A typical AE schedule starts at 8:00 am and includes 20 credit-based hours of instruction – 18 hours of core English classes and 2 hours of “Pathways to Success at UAB,” a support course for all AE ...

The program provides the opportunity for our majors to pursue an area of study they are passionate about through a semester of independent study to produce an original thesis under the supervision of ...

It’s 7:25 am on a Friday morning in February at the Law School. There isn’t a single student in classroom 133, but the professor, Carlene Klein, has already written on the white board the agenda for ...

Pursue a Ph.D. Teach in high school or community colleges. Seek employment in related careers such as publishing, professional writing, library science and academic administration. Pursue degrees in ...

Study English in the heart of the American West! The UW Intensive English Program is designed for English language learners and taught by passionate, caring instructors, all with master’s or doctoral ...

The Writing Program offered by Saint Louis University’s Department of English teaches the fundamentals of persuasive composition. The program's courses provide students with foundational knowledge of ...

The English Language Institute congratulates you on your acceptance to the University at Buffalo! We welcome you and are excited to have you join a select group of young international scholars who ...

A former instructor in Southern Utah University’s English as a Second Language program has raised a variety of concerns about the quality of the program, including the toleration of plagiarism, low ...

It’s 7:25 am on a Friday morning in February at the Law School. There isn’t a single student in classroom 133, but the professor, Carlene Klein, has already written on the white board the agenda for ...