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Everyone welcome to the McKiel English Lecture with Anne Lautenschlager, March 28th, 4:30 for refreshments, lecture 5:00...
03/12/2024

Everyone welcome to the McKiel English Lecture with Anne Lautenschlager, March 28th, 4:30 for refreshments, lecture 5:00 pm

Congrats and Best Wishes from Mount A English Department
03/07/2024

Congrats and Best Wishes from Mount A English Department

September 28th, 5:30 PM - Mount Alison Library, Main Floor
09/25/2023

September 28th, 5:30 PM - Mount Alison Library, Main Floor

06/27/2023

For students going into Grade 12 in NB Anglophone high schools: the Early Start Credits (ESC) program provides an exciting opportunity for students to select from a range of challenging courses and earn post-secondary credits online in their final year of high school.

For the 2023-24 academic year, Grade 12 students can take Mount Allison courses online in:

▸ Environmental Studies
▸ History
▸ Drama Studies/English
▸ French Studies
▸ Visual and Material Culture Studies

Learn more and apply: https://mta.ca/academics/programs-and-degrees/pathway-programs/early-start-credits

Lucas Cormier, double major in English and Psychology, drafted to the Canadian Football League. Lucas Cormier was picked...
05/04/2023

Lucas Cormier, double major in English and Psychology, drafted to the Canadian Football League. Lucas Cormier was picked as the 10th choice overall (1st pick in the second round).
Congratulations from the Mount Allison English Department!

03/28/2023

Please join the graduating Class of 2023 at their Last Lecture on Tuesday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Convocation Hall, with a champagne & chocolate reception beginning at 6:45 p.m.

The Class of 2023 has selected English Department Head Dr. Robert Lapp to deliver this year's lecture titled “Telling it Slant."

The University community will also recognize the contributions and achievements of our graduating students whose leadership, dedication, and service are deserving of recognition.

All members of the Mount Allison community are welcome!

03/22/2023

This course will help you appreciate how and why poets push language to its limits. We will be studying a range of memorable poets, including Gwendolyn Brooks, William Blake, Adrienne Rich, and Layli Long Soldier. Come find out how poems can make things happen.

ENGL 1501 is for anyone interested in developing their ability to interpret ideas and communicate these interpretations in a student-centered, personalized learning environment. The course counts towards credits for an English minor and could be a major part of transforming how you view yourself and your world.

Please join us on Friday at 4:30 pm for Tess Casher's McKiel Lecture.
03/19/2023

Please join us on Friday at 4:30 pm for Tess Casher's McKiel Lecture.

Happening 5:00 PM Today!
03/02/2023

Happening 5:00 PM Today!

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