My name is Tim Dickison. I have a BA of British and American Literature from Blackburn College, Carlinville, IL. I spent two years in Akzhaik, Kazakhstan as a Teacher of English in a Foreign Language. I am a second year graduate student in Mass Communications.
The Department of English Language and Literature of SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) began its 2011 Faculty Writers Read series Thursday, Sept. 29.
Adam Cleary, instructor of English language and literature, reads his short story.
The series began with Adam Cleary, instructor of English language and literature reading several short stories. Juliet Kerico, assistant professor […]
The Department of English Language and Literature of SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) began its 2011 Faculty Writers Read series Thursday, September 29.
Juliet Kerico, assistant professor at Lovejoy Library, reads a selection of her poetry.
The series began with Adam Cleary,instructor of English language and literature, reading several short stories. Juliet Kerico, assistant professor […]
Academic publishing has a set way of working–from submissions to publishing and editing to peer-review–the system of academic publishing has been a difficult path for everyone, including academics and students alike. An SIUE College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) professor is working with a group of like-minded individuals to create a publishing company that will […]
Few schools can boast an archeology site that is on campus and is used on a regular basis to give undergraduate students a graduate school experience. SIUE can boast, and with good reason.
The summer field school, conducted by the Anthropology Department of SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), is an instrumental tool for the […]
“Imagine taking a long piece of wire. Bend it into some shape in space and solder the ends together. You might have some crazy curves. Dip it in dish soap. Pull it out. You probably will have a spanning film on there, some kind of soap film. I study a mathematical model of those things,” […]
“40 hours a week, eight hours a day, soaring temperatures, and you’re stuck at the bottom of a hole. And, I paid SIUE for this experience,” said Kate Jamruk, senior anthropology major at SIUE. “And I am sure I would do it again.” So began an interesting presentation to an interested board of trustees.
Kate […]
Feminism and radicalism of the 1950’s and ’60’s could not be influenced more by anything other than Simone de Beauvoir, so argues Margaret Simons, professor emeritus of the philosophy department of SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences. The world has changed a lot since Simons first tackled de Beauvoir’s The Second Sex.
Margaret Simons, photo courtesy […]
When it comes to taking ethics from the classroom to a professional field, the connection is often dropped, according to one professor at SIUE’s College of Arts and Sciences (CAS). Alison Reiheld, assistant professor of philosophy, plans on fixing that for a variety of students at SIUE through a speaker series this academic year.
Alison Reiheld […]
Media scholars debate about the effects that media and films have on the lives of average citizens. Although the debate is far from over, one SIUE College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) professor turned a sabbatical research project into a book, “Reel Men at War: Masculinity and the American War Film,” recently published by Scarecrow […]
SIUE’s University Museum broadened its reach in the Edwardsville community this summer.
Keeping in pattern with the idea that art is to be seen and experienced, Eric Barnett, University Museum director, responded to a request from the Edwardsville Arts Center (EAC). EAC approached Barnett about borrowing an outdoor sculpture from the museum. EAC is in the […]
