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Recent English Graduates

Literature
Mischelle Anthony, Assistant Professor at Wilkes University (Wilkes-Barre, PA), received her PhD at OSU in 2000 with a concentration in Early American Literature.
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Peter Donahue, Associate Professor at Birmingham-Southern College (Birmingham, AL), completed his creative dissertation, The Cornelius Arms in 1997.
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Composition/Rhetoric & Technical Writing
Christine Seifert, Assistant Professor in Communications at Westminster College (Salt Lake City, Utah), received her PhD at OSU in 2005.
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Tatsuya Fukushima, Assistant Professor of Japanese at University of Arkansas (Fayetteville, AR), has tripled the enrollment in his department since he received his appointment five years ago.
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TESL/Linguistics
Doina Kovalik, Assistant Professor at Winston Salem State University (Winston-Salem, NC), won the Graduate Research Excellence Award at OSU in 2004.
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 Matthew W. Sivils, Assistant Professor at Iowa State, graduated in 2006 having published a critical edition of Alexander Posey¹s prose and under contract for two additional scholarly editions.
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TESL/Linguistics
Aymerou Mbaye (Cheikh Anta Diop University, Senegal) received the West African Research Association Residency Fellowship in 2006.
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Creative Writing
Constance Squires, Assistant Professor of Fiction Writing, University of Central Oklahoma, won third place in Atlantic Monthly's Fiction Contest in 2005.
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TESL/Linguistics
Mark Freiermuth, Professor, Gunma Prefectural Women’s University, Japan, won the Graduate Research award in 2001 with his dissertation topic "Features of electronic synchronous communication: A comparative analysis of online chat, spoken and written texts."
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