Are you a junior or senior English major? If so, you may be eligible for an internship with one of the department's partner organizations. We place interns locally and nationally with more than 60 agencies, newspapers, and TV stations. Your internship will count toward your degree, look great on your resume, and give you practical experience and a chance to network in your field. There are slots open for the Fall 2016 semester now. See the English internships page for more information or contact Internship Coordinator Dr. Lance Cummings.

Interested in hosting a Snapchat takeover for us? We’re looking for creative and outgoing students of all majors to take over our account and showcase what it’s like to be a student at UNCW. Step into the limelight and document your daily college experience! Contact your instructor for more information.

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Dreamweave is a festival that brings storytelling to life. The oral tradition of stories is a rich one, and we at Atlantis Creative Magazine want to engage both the creative writing community and UNCW’s general population in this artform.

When: Thursday, April 14th, from 7–9 p.m.
Where: Kenan Hall Courtyard, UNCW Campus
Who: You must be a UNCW student (undergrad or graduate) to have your story performed.

If you are interested in performing your original story, or would like to have someone perform it for you, contact Kyle Maples, Atlantis' Fiction Editor, at kgm7179@uncw.edu for consideration.

What to include in your email:
1. Name
2. Student email (if not sent from student email)
3. Phone Number
4. Story title
5. Story genre (fiction or nonfiction)
6. An attached file of your story
7. Specify if you want to perform your story or if you want a performer to read it for you.

Bring blankets and relax on the lawn as writers and performers weave original tales just for you!

UNCW's Office Of University Relations is seeking a graduating/soon to graduate web specialist. Details are available through this link.

As a student in a course that teaches critical thinking, we invite you to take part in a research study entitled Students' Perceptions of Their Proficiencies in Critical Thinking. If you take part in this study, you will be one of about 200 people to do so. Drs. Cara Cilano and Colleen Reilly are in charge of this study. By doing this study we hope to learn about students’ perceptions of their critical thinking skills early in and end of the current semester. You will be asked to answer an 11-question survey.

Responding to this survey is entirely voluntary. Your decision to participate and the responses you provide are anonymous and will have no bearing on your grade in this course. Even after you begin to respond to the survey, you can elect to end your participation at any time.

If you would like to participate, please click on the link below.

Welcome to ENG 314-001: Writing and Technology with Dr. Jeremy Tirrell. This is a hybrid course, which means that ordinarily we will have one period in our classroom (on Thursdays from 3:30pm–4:45pm in BR 202) and one period online. Hybrid courses require more online interaction and self-governance than standard sections.

The course flows through this website, so it is crucial that you thoroughly familiarize yourself with it. Because much of your work will be independent, you should pay particular attention to the Calendar page, as it articulates the schedule of activities and provides links to corresponding materials. Additionally, the Home page collects updates and news that you should know, the Syllabus page describes course policies, and the Assignments page contains information about course projects and ancillary work.

Again, welcome to the course! I hope you find it challenging and rewarding. If you have any questions, feel free to email me through tirrellj@uncw.edu.