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Emma Garcia
Hometown: ChicagoMajor: BiologyFuture Plans: Attend veterinary school
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Yamani Shareef
Hometown: Bolingbrook, IllinoisMajor: Mathematical SciencesFuture Plans: Become an actuary
Writing Their Way to Success
Writing website copy for software and eCommerce companies, producing blog content and email copy, and running a self-established freelance business might not be what comes to mind when you imagine English students post-graduation. In today’s market, however, the skills learned in English classes are in growing demand.
Kaleigh Moore, a UIS graduate with a minor in English and a major in Communication, is one of many students capitalizing on her writing abilities.
Graduate Students Producing New and Innovative Research
The very first class our MA students are required to take is ENG 501—Digital Humanities. As a core class, it is required for both students in the Digital Pedagogy track and the Digital Publishing track. More than a requirement, the class serves as an introduction to the overall program. While it is founded on traditional graduate-level research, it also asks students to engage with texts in new ways. More specifically, it asks students to engage in literary/rhetorical analysis and criticism with the help of technology and interdisciplinary research methods.
