UNC Student Organization for Undergraduate Literature

So, you know how I said that I would be guiding you to a more varied English major?

Apparently, I'm a better liar than I thought.

Registration is fast approaching, and very little has been done for this project. The approach I've taken has turned out not to be as effective as I'd hoped it would, so it's time for a fairly radical revamp.

And thus I turn to you, fellow members of SOUL.

In your career as an English major, what classes have you taken that you were most excited about? Which classes were the most interesting? Which classes moved furthest beyond the standard ideas of English literature?

If you've got a class that fits the description above and would like to promote it to up-and-coming English students, please let me know! Tell me what class it is, who is teaching/taught it, and then a small blurb about it. What did you read/do in class? What were you most excited about? How do you feel the class has helped you as an English major?

And remember, these don't have to be English classes. Any literature course UNC offers is fair game here.

Please e-mail your write-ups to leeson [at] email [dot] unc [dot] edu, or leae them as comments here.

I appreciate any help you can give.

Have the posters been changed? They're wonderful, but, as Professor Anderson indicated, don't reflect that the event will be in the Donovan Lounge. I've added that text to my own print-outs, but Chris, could you possibly add it to yours and re-upload? Thanks.

S.

Reading on Tuesday night? Please (re)confirm by posting a comment to this, and/or by emailing me at sarah.a.bull@gmail.com

Help make this work. Thanks!

Sarah