Our graduating class of 2013 is moving onwards and upwards, not only in the academic field but also on the business side of things. Here are a few places some of our students are going:
Rosa Thornley will be teaching ENGL 2010 as an adjunct for USU RCDE (Regional Campuses/Distance Education).
Laura Verna accepted a position as Assistant Professor of English in Professional Writing at Radford University in Radford, Virginia and will start in August.
Jeff Howard is planning to enter a Ph.D. program this fall at Idaho State University. The program is called English and the Teaching of English. He will have been given a fellowship, 1/1 teaching load, a stipend, and fee and tuition waiver as part of my offer.
Kristin Ladd has received and accepted an offer for the Teton Science School this summer as an Outdoor Educator in their Curriculum Development and Youth & Family Programs.
Josh Anderson has decided to accept the offer at Ohio State for a PhD in American literature with an emphasis in US ethnic and post-colonial literature. He will have the opportunity to continue copy editing as he’s done here at Western American Literature, working with him at SAIL--which is the leading academic journal in the field of Native literature. Josh also considered attractive competing offers from Texas Tech University; University of Colorado, Boulder; University of Nebraska, Lincoln; and Ohio State University.
Jacob Thomas will be working towards a Ph.D. in English and the Teaching of English at Idaho State University starting Fall 2013.
If there are any other students from our graduating class that would like their story shared, please email Candi Checketts.
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