Robert Bradley was recently honored with the Department's Distinguished Scholar Award at the College of Arts and Sciences Reception. On Friday morning, he had an opportunity to visit Beth Bradburn's British Literature I class and witnessed a discussion of Chaucer's "Miller's Tale." In the picture, he is standing in front of Sprau Tower, an appropriate location considering that he was the Department's second recipient, in 1951 (!), of the prestigious George Sprau Student Award.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Robert Bradley 2008/2009 Distinguished Alumnus
Robert Bradley was recently honored with the Department's Distinguished Scholar Award at the College of Arts and Sciences Reception. On Friday morning, he had an opportunity to visit Beth Bradburn's British Literature I class and witnessed a discussion of Chaucer's "Miller's Tale." In the picture, he is standing in front of Sprau Tower, an appropriate location considering that he was the Department's second recipient, in 1951 (!), of the prestigious George Sprau Student Award.
Monday, October 13, 2008
Elizabeth Kerlikowske
Elizabeth Kerlikowske, who completed her PhD here in lit/Creative Writing a year or two back, has had her dissertation The Laying on of Maples (a collection of poetry) accepted for publication by Wayne State University for its Made in Michigan Series. Elizabeth teaches full-time at Kellogg Community College.
Bill Bradley at VanityFair.com
Bill Bradley, '07--creative writing, moved to Harlem this January after completing an internship at Esquire. He now writes about music (mostly) for VanityFair.com. He just recently took part in creating a video about an Obama4Harlem debate party which you will soon be able to find at: http://www.vanityfair.com/online/politics/2008/10/harlem- awaits-the-second-black-president.html
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