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CONTACTS Graduate Coordinator for the English Department: Virginia Kay 602 Philosophy Hall (212) 854-6475 vek2001@columbia.edu For information on applications/admissions: GSAS Admissions Departmental officers for 2009-10 RESOURCES Fellowships, Grants, and Postdocs Sample Proposals for Fellowships and Grants Sample Job Cover Letters and CVs Guidance for Applications, Interviews, etc. English Department Teaching Handbook Doctoral Degrees Awarded 2005-Present Sample Applications for Summer School Courses ORGANIZATIONS Reading and Dissertation Groups The Anglo-Saxon Studies Colloquium The Medieval Guild The Columbia Early Modern Seminar Eighteenth Century @ Columbia English The Cultural Memory Colloquium Graduate Theory Reading Group See also Departmental Events GRADUATE STUDENT NEWS Placement Results 2008-2009 The Carnegie Initiative GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Graduate Student Forms are now online! Click here to download the forms. Reports on past meetings DEPARTMENT WRITING PRIZES Past Prize Winners GRADUATE STUDENT FELLOWSHIPS Students with external fellowships for 2009-2010: Patricia Akhimie: Ford Fellowship Elizabeth Bonnette: Tri Delta Foundation Scholarship (supplemental) Annie Holt: Beinecke Scholarship (supplemental) Irvin Hunt: Ford Fellowship Jan Kueveler: Whiting Fellowship Ruth Lexton: Mellon/ACLS fellowship Imani Owens: Ford Fellowship Adela Ramos: Whiting Fellowship Richard So: Gaius Bolin Fellowship at Williams College Shilaran Stokes: AAUW Dissertation Fellowship STUDENT PUBLICATIONS / AWARDS The faculty have chosen a winner for the Miron Cristo-Loveanu Prize. In memory of Miron Cristo-Loveanu (graduate student in English, 1941-42), the faculty awards a $250 prize for the best Master's Essay in the Department. The 2009 winner is Lindsay Van Tine, for her essay, “A History of Moral Epidemics”: Robert Montgomery Bird’s Calavar and the Quixotic History of US Imperialism. Congratulations, Lindsay! |
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