Enrolling in the English Program
- Learn more about applying for admissions to the English Program
- Find out about scholarship opportunities for art students
- Register with Firebird Jobs to learn about job opportunities in English
- UDC Career Services
- College of Arts and Sciences
Student Organizations and Activities in the English Program
- Sigma Tau Delta, the English Program’s Honors Society, and the Literary Club bring students together to exchange ideas, serve the community, and engage with professionals working in areas of interest. Click Here for more information.
Faculty Spotlight: English Program
Please welcome Dr. Craig Wynne to the Division of Arts and Humanities. He joins us as an Associate Professor of English, and his areas of expertise are Composition Pedagogy, Writing and Psychology, Popular Culture, Critical Discourse Analysis, and Singles Studies. In 2020, he published his book, How to Be a Happy Bachelor (Kendall Hunt, 2020), work within the emergent field of Singles Studies https://he.kendallhunt.com/product/how-be-happy-bachelor, and more recently he has published an edited collection in the area of Composition Studies, Preserving Emotion in Student Writing: Innovation in Composition Pedagogy (Peter Lang, 2021) https://www.peterlang.com/view/title/72873.
DAAH Bookshelf
Stay current with the professional activities of Program faculty and their colleagues within the Division of Arts and Humanities. Click here
Program Faculty
Faculty bios and areas of expertise. Click here
Contact info:
College of Arts & Sciences
Phone: 202.274.5194
Helene Krauthamer, English Program Coordinator
Email: hkrauthamer@udc.edu Phone: 202.274.5626
The Writing Center @ The Point
The College of Arts and Sciences English Program announces the opening of The Writing Center @ The Point
The Writing Center @ The Point offers undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to work one-on-one with trained tutors on writing projects of any level. Consultations might address essays and presentations for IGED courses, lab reports and senior theses for major programs, as well as materials for job- and fellowship applications. The Writing Center @ The Point is committed to social justice and equity, and our goal is to serve as the campus resource for students’ writing, critical thinking, and digital literacy.
Appointments may be made for in-person or online sessions. To access our schedule, virtual rooms, and tutor contacts, please click here.
Location: 4250 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Bldg. 71, 4th Floor
Contact: Dr. Helene Krauthamer at hkrauthamer@udc.edu