The ETFL Student Engagement Committee and the English Program are launching a new event this year - an English Symposium - scheduled on Monday, April 1, from 2:00-5:00 p.m. in the Chavis University Center.
PEMBROKE, NC – One of University Theatre’s spring performances, Richard Sheridan’s The Rivals, holds a special place in the heart of its director, Theatre professor Holden Hansen, recipient of the 2018 UNC Board of Governors Award for Excellence in Teaching.
On November 13, 2018, Hannah Baggott Anderson sat down for an interview with Deana Johnson and Sara Oswald of the English, Theatre, and Foreign Languages Department at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke. The interview was featured on WNCP TV’s show, Campus to Community an
Anyone passing through the student union late last October might have been a little surprised to see some unusual patrons: a gathering of over a dozen dead authors. It wasn’t an especially literate zombie attack, but rather an event organized by the ETFL Student Engagement Committee.
UNCP students made the best of a bad situation in the fall semester of 2018, following the many disruptions of Hurricane Florence. For Rex-Rennert Elementary in Robeson County, the donations collected by the students in Deana Johnson’s composition classes and Amy Williams’ composition and f
"No matter how hard we try to transmit information in our classrooms,” Dr. Enrique Porrúa explained, “learning a foreign language or a foreign culture is a natural skill. There is no better place to learn than being on site.
A resident of Whiteville, North Carolina, Sarah Caroline Ward is a sophomore English major with a concentration in Education. We recently reached out to her to learn a little more about her experiences in the program here at UNCP and to gain a bit of insight into the life of an English major.
