English Senior Seminar participants presented their projects on Monday, Dec. 5, in the Mountain View Room of Port-Sky Café. Their presentations were based on the work they did in ENGL 487W taught by Professor Laura Rotunno. This year's theme was “Widening the Stories, Widening our Worlds."
English faculty are shown with senior seminar participants.
Attendees listen to student Pat Wolford present his project on August Wilson.
Pat Wolford presents “An Elegy for the Hill District: The Pittsburgh Roots of August Wilson’s Seven Guitars.”
Jordan Morral presents “’We might be the only living creatures in the whole world’: The Rock and British Imperialism on Joan Lindsay’s Picnic at Hanging Rock."
Danni West-Habjanetz presents "'Identity in the Substance Abuse Epidemic: Origin and Recovery': A Poetry Collection Conception inspired by Natalie Diaz’s When My Brother Was an Aztec."
Jim Miller presents “John Kane: Marginalization and Identity in Working Class Society.”
Katerina Poulos (right) is inducted into the Sigma Tau Delta English national honor society by Jeannette Lang, assistant teaching professor of English.