St. Joseph’s University, New York English department alumnae Emily Barlow ’23, M.A. ’24, and Schuyler Dorchak ’23 will present at the Sigma Tau Delta Centennial Convention April 3–6 in St.…
For a while, Gregory Bruno, Ph.D., had been abstractly interested in teaching literacy in prisons and jails; he’d been compelled by how both the prison system and the education system…
The Long Island Campus’ chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the International English Honor Society, invites students of all majors to express themselves creatively this semester through a myriad of events.…
St. Joseph’s University, New York’s Associate Professor of English and Director of Cinema Studies Peter Mascuch, Ph.D., will lead a discussion and Q&A about the film “Where the Crawdads Sing” this Friday…
He wasn’t always interested in writing. That didn’t really come about until college. But Thomas “T.E.” Hahn has held a passion for storytelling ever since he was a child. “It…
Taylor Slakman was enamored by the Brooklyn Campus of St. Joseph’s University, New York from the moment she first stepped foot on the Clinton Hill campus as a high school…
Alena Dillon started writing her first book at 10 years old. “I knew I wanted to be a writer even then, if my acting career didn’t take off — which…
It’s that time of year again. A chill is in the air (okay, depending on what day it is though; this back-and-forth weather is getting ridiculous). Leaves are falling. And…
First, she majored in hospitality and tourism management. Then she switched to English. Now, she’s working toward an MFA in Writing for Film and Television. SJC Long Island alumna Kathleen…
Chris Crisona has taught elementary school in four different states down the east coast since graduating from SJC Brooklyn in 1990. Crisona, a first-grade teacher at Wedgefield School in East…
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