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Multimedia Projects

Students in W390, Finding your E-voice, have created interactive, multimedia projects designed to highlight different areas of the English Department.

• 300-level Writing and Literacy Courses—Learn more about some popular 300-level Writing and Literacy Courses; Project by Jeanette El, Ali Gressley, Mitchell Hall, Rebecca Pruitt and Robert Villarreal. (Please be patient ... this is a large file and will take some time to load completely.)

• Introduction to genesis—Learn more about this student-run and student-written publication.  Project by Amy Gulley, Nancy Sharma, Mariana Taranova, and Elizabeth Yancey.

• Becoming a Writing Center Tutor—Ever considered becoming a writing center tutor?  Maybe you should! Prepared by Emily Keck, Karen Lee, Rachel Monk, and Heather Rouhselang.

• Evolution of Women in Literature—A multimedia perspective on the contributions of women authors.  Created by Kayden Conley, Kate Denesuk, Melissa Gibson, and Katie Stum.

• The University Writing Center—A tour of the writing center with video featuring the director of the center, Tere Hogue.

• Nonprofit Opportunities for English Majors—From internships to service learning activities, find out what there is to know about opportunities for working with non-profit organizations.

• Department of English Awards and Scholarships—Information about the awards IUPUI English Department offers, tips on receiving scholarships, and pictures from the 2010 awards ceremony.  Compiled by Kaylee Baugh, Hannah Betzner, Rebekah Rittenhouse, Erich Schmidt and Anna Tow.

• Evolution of Media—A look at the changing face of media and how it relates to an English major.  Compiled by Miranda Erdmann, Shelby Henry, Nick Krcek, Angela Norris, and Debra Powell.

• The English Collective—A brief introduction to this undergraduate English group.  Compiled by Patricia Boelte, Whitney Grout, Kari McElroy, Jennette Malone-Culpepper, and Gregory Smith.

 

Master’s Theses

See examples of past theses here.