Does applying to grad school freak you out? Do you have any questions and want to know what to do next? Attend the English department’s Grad School Info Session Friday, March 9 2012 from 11 am to 1 pm. Featuring fellow students and professors with advice worth hearing!
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SOLILOQUIES IS NOW ONLINE!
Check out local Montreal and other Canadian artists who are showcased in Soliloquies 15 and 16! Lizy Mostowski, Paula Haley Wilson, and their amazing crew of editors have worked their magic to offer a one of a kind creative product that is pleasing to the eyes and ears. Time and time again they showcase wonderful artistic pieces, and now it is available for all to see at http://soliloquies.ca/soliloquies-16/
Go check it out! It’s worth it.
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Domestic pints, domestic bottles, and bar rail …drinks are on C.A.S.E., so come out and celebrate the New Year/ new semester/ first big snow fall/ being awesome with your fellow English Literature and Creative Writing peers at the Irish Embassy on Thursday, January 27 from 5-7 pm!
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The Irish Embassy Pub and Grill, 234 Bishop St, Montreal, QC
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Note: The event is first come, first served through a drink-ticket system (like our previous pub night).
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Have you ever written a paper of which you are particularly proud? Have you ever received a good grade on an essay from a previous class? Have you ever wanted to rework a paper for either of these reasons? If you answered “Yes,” then we want to hear from you! The C.A.S.E. 2011-2012 Executive is very proud to announce the first ever English Literature Undergraduate Colloquium, to take place, all day, on February 3, 2012. This conference will provide a constructive, academic environment, in which students present papers for an approximate delivery time of 15 minutes each. Our L.U.C.C. planning committee will group papers into panels of 3-4 according to topic, allowing for a loosely themed, dynamic group discussion to follow the presentations.
The purpose of this event is threefold: to practice presenting your ideas in front of an academic audience, to receive positive feedback, and to see your name in print! Students who partake in the colloquium will have their papers published in the first ever L.U.C.C. Academic Journal, a new addition to our department’s publications offerings, which will sit alongside our Creative Writing sister journal, Soliloquies. Papers from all departments and subjects are welcome. The deadline for submissions is set for Monday, January 16th, 2012 and please submit them by email to Alex Lee, at case.academic@asfa.ca. You can submit multiple papers to increase your chances of being chosen, but please keep the limit to two per student.
We are really excited to kick-start what we hope will become an annual conference-publication duo, and are looking forward to hearing from you over the next few weeks!
–Your 2011-2012 C.A.S.E. Executive
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THIS IS A HUGE OPPORTUNITY FOR UNDERGRAD STUDENTS! Student’s get to present publish any essays that they did good on in any class once their paper has been accepted by the Reviewing Committee! All you have to do is look on your computer right now for a paper that you are proud of and send an email with the document attached to case.academic@asfa.ca to be considered! Do it now!
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For the first time ever C.A.S.E. is S.H.A.C.king-up for the holiday season! English and History are co-hosting an end-of-semester celebration dinner that you won’t want to miss! Tickets are only $10.00 for wine and a delicious table d’hôte dinner at L’Academie on November 30, 2011 at 7:30 pm. Inviting dates and friends are encouraged, however, we have a limited number of seats so express your interest and get your tickets quick! Email Jess at case.communications@asfa.ca or Katrina at shac@asfa.ca for more information or stop by the CASE Office (LB 656)!
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Bishop’s University is hosting the 3rd annual QUEUC this year on February 24-26, 2012. This conference is an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students in the Humanities across Quebec to meet with fellow students and present their ideas, while also gaining valuable experience for post-graduate studies and careers.
Students are encouraged to submit papers by DECEMBER 16, 2011. Papers are presented in panels with a discussion period following each presentation. For more information on how to submit a paper, including the requirements and expectations, please see the QUEUC webpage (http://www.ubishops.ca/queuc/index.html).
QUEUC will be a great experience, with many social and cultural activities planned. We look forward to having you participate!
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CAMPAIGNING HAS BEGUN!
Amanda L. Shore, Lizy Mostowski, and Colin McMahon are campaigning with hopes to become the next Creative Writing Committee Representative! Be on the look-out for any and all campaigning because YOU need to vote next Wednesday, November 9th in the CASE office on the 6th floor of the library building (LB 656)!
Come out and show your support for your peers because any vote is greatly appreciated and highly sought after.
See you next week!
Your 2011 CASE Executive
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