While the first half of Negotiations will happen over Zoom, we will also meet later in the afternoon for a fun, in-person, outdoors food and friends get together.
Food will be provided but make sure to RSVP to Taylor if you plan to attend.
Location to be either the Thorndon Amphitheater or a tent on campus, depending on the weather.
Pending weather, there are plans to hold an open-air picnic with 2-3 of our new PhD admits. Food and beverages will be provided, just bring yourself and a welcoming attitude 🙂
We will meet near the amphitheater in Thorden Park, at 1pm.
Our EGO meetings will be from 3-5pm on the second Friday of each month. Join us!
Check your email for the Zoom link!
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**You need to register for this event** It is required for every MA and PhD student in coursework and strongly suggested for all others.
Our English Graduate Organization is sponsoring a trivia night as our end-of-semester event. No need to RSVP, this event is open to all English MAs and PhDs. Just show up, socialize, and exercise the last vestiges of your brain power!
EGO has set up a lovely end-of-semester event for English graduate students. In lieu of our Negotiations conference, we are having a trivia night!
Our trivia event will be hosted by Thomas Todd, who recently hosted one of these for the English Department. This will be held via Zoom on Thursday, December 17th, from 6:45pm to about 8:15pm EST. The Zoom link will be sent around via email prior to the event, so keep your eyes peeled. Everyone is welcome at this event, whether you’re a seasoned trivia pro or a relative fact-knowing novice!
If you’re involved in this year’s Secret Santa, we’ll be meeting at 6pm EST to exchange gifts over Zoom (via a different link!).
If you just want the trivia, no gifts or gift chatter, plan to come by at 6:45pm.
We tried to schedule this event to occur after people have submitted final papers, but if you’re still in the midst of writing and researching, why not come and give your brain a different kind of work out? If you’re not interested in trivia, you can always just pop into the Secret Santa exchange or the Trivia Event to say “howdy” and then pop out once we get started.
See you there!
To discuss an end-of-semester event and determine a budget.
Check your email for the Zoom link!
As stated in emails:
Mainly, we’ll be covering the process – start to finish – of how (and why) to publish a journal article as a graduate student. We will also touch on other forms of publication: book chapters, book reviews, encyclopedia entries, and even monographs (single-author books).
This is one of the four, annually offered pre-professional workshops that all Ph.D. students are required to attend at some point during their years at SU. M.A.’s are also welcome and encouraged to attend!
We are having a lovely EGO meeting this Friday, November 20th, starting at 4pm to discuss and plan for an end-of-the-semester event. Check your email for the Zoom link!
As you know, we have decided to pass on having our annual Negotiations this semester, but we would still like to have a fun virtual get together. To that end, we need to determine what type of event we are having, when we should have it, and how much money we should budget for it.
Right now, the thought is the throw an EGO trivia night, if you have thoughts (yea or nay) on this, you should come to the meeting! We will also be discussing such fraught topics as: what night is the best night to have a virtual event? And, should we try for food of some sort?
EVERYONE is welcome and encouraged to attend this nice, low key EGO meeting. You can attend whether you’ve ever been to an EGO meeting in the past or have hitherto shunned these meetings. If you just want to dip in and say “howdy,” that is fine too.
A trivia night for students and faculty, includes games and prizes.
See your email for the Zoom link