On October 30th, Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society, hosted a spooky double-header. The evening began with the first book club of the year, during which students discussed H.P.
In May of 2017, 68 second graders from R.B. Dean Elementary School in Maxton received a special gift: a poetry book, Our Dreams, composed of their own original work. The book came into being from the service-learning projects of several UNC-Pembroke classes.
The NC Tutor Day was on September 30th. UNC-P University Writing Center peer tutors Jordan Williams, Erin Duprey, Amber Hester, Andrew Strickland, and Yuri Moore attended, along with UWC Director Brandy Brown.
Gordon Byrd, a recent graduate from UNC Pembroke’s MA in English Education program, has had an article, “The Genre of Scams," published in Xchanges, journal that publishes work by undergraduate and graduate students in the field of Writing Studies The paper was originally written in
At the annual Dr. Seuss Reading Party in September 2017, 70 students from Rex Rennert Elementary School each received a surprise gift in their craft bags: a hardbound copy of The Cat in the Hat to take home.
It’s not every day that items like “burns, cuts, and bruises” are included on the syllabus, but this is part of the course in Stephanie Peters’ Stage Makeup Class at UNC Pembroke. Students enrolled in Theatre 1640 learn how to produce a variety of different appearances, working with prosthe
