THE SOUTHWESTERN REVIEW BLOG: STD aka English Club Tomorrow!

Thursday, March 1, 2012

STD aka English Club Tomorrow!

STD, aka English Club, is having a meeting tomorrow, Friday, March 2, at 1pm, in the faculty lounge (Griffin Room 315).

We will be planning out English Week, an event we hold every spring to celebrate literature and to instruct on technical writing, composition strategies, and creative writing. If you are teaching this semester and would like to involve your classes (or simply not teach) during the first week in April, please send me your teaching schedule off-list.

We really need as many people to attend this meeting as possible to plan for an event that will benefit the largest number of people in this program possible. If you are free Friday afternoon, please drop in and share any ideas you have for this event with us. All are welcome!

I hope to see many of you tomorrow!

Thanks for your time,

Sami Richardson

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