Department of English - Oklahoma State University

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Department of English - Oklahoma State University Since its inception in the 1960s, the English Department at Oklahoma State University has attracted and served students with a diversity of interests.

The English Department at OSU offers BA, MA, MFA, and PhD degrees, with a full range of courses in six areas: Creative Writing, Literature, Rhetoric & Professional Writing, Screen Studies, Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL), and Linguistics. It offers a variety of courses, most of them small lectures and discussion classes. The curriculum supports intensive study in specific areas but allows students to combine them according to their own professional goals. BA, MA, MFA and PhD degrees are awarded through the department, and a full range of courses is offered in six areas:

-Creative Writing
-Literature
-Rhetoric & Professional Writing
-Screen Studies
-Teaching English as a Second Language
-Linguistics

The English Department also works with OSU to provide additional services: the Writing Center, the International Teaching Assistant Program, the OSU Writing Project, and exciterbulb.

It was a beautiful day to take English classes outside!  🧡    Oklahoma State University College of Arts and SciencesEngl...
10/21/2026

It was a beautiful day to take English classes outside! 🧡

Oklahoma State University College of Arts and Sciences

English —> OSU’s most versatile degree!

Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies!
10/20/2026

Gender, Women’s and Sexuality Studies!

The Language Studies Lab invites all members of the Department of English to a talk on Best Practices in Using Hypothesi...
10/19/2026

The Language Studies Lab invites all members of the Department of English to a talk on Best Practices in Using Hypothesis, presented by Dr. Stacy Takacs.

When: Friday, October 23, at 11:30 AM
Where: Morrill 102

Please see Dr. Takacs's description of the session below:

"Social annotation platforms such as Hypothesis are not only supportive of AI-resistant course design; they create new opportunities for both student engagement and educational research. This session examines effective strategies for using Hypothesis in the classroom, discusses common patterns in student engagement and response, and will suggest ways that annotation data might be used to investigate questions about learning, participation, and educational outcomes."

Big things happening at OSU!
10/12/2026

Big things happening at OSU!

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Stillwater, OK
74078

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Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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