by Lyndon Seitz Eastern Student Representative, 2013-2014 Westfield State University, Westfield, MA This is the second of a two-part post. Part one focused on how to find a journal to which to submit. Once you have found a journal to … Continue reading
by Lyndon Seitz Eastern Student Representative, 2013-2014 Westfield State University, Westfield, MA This is the first of a two-part post. Part two will focus on what to do once you find a journal you want to submit to. Submitting your … Continue reading
by Emily Traylor Southern Associate Student Representative, 2013-2014 Louisiana Tech University, Ruston, Louisiana Thanks to my supportive and generous grandparents, I was able to go on my school’s study abroad trip to Madrid, Spain, this summer. Before the trip, I’d never … Continue reading
by Joe Gallagher Alumnus, Plymouth State University Plymouth, NH People are sort of obligated to say “time flies,” since admitting otherwise would be depressing, but these past six weeks working as the 2013 Sigma Tau Delta intern at Better World Books … Continue reading
by Ashleigh Lovelace Alumna, University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky Penguin Group (well I guess now it’s Penguin Random House—not Random Penguin as half the industry had cheekily hoped) is one of the largest publishers in the world. Growing up, before … Continue reading
by Joe Gallagher Alumnus, Plymouth State University Plymouth, NH My experience with Sigma Tau Delta and Better World Books has been absolutely perfect. I love writing, traveling, and being involved with social enterprise. So for me there couldn’t have been … Continue reading
We the Animals by Justin Torres by Sidney Watson 2014 Convention Chair Make a wee bit of space in your summer reading list for our 2014 Common Reader, We the Animals by Justin Torres. At 144 pages, it will only … Continue reading
A Glimpse into a Possible Future with your Student Leadership Committee by Kelsey Hixson-Bowles Student Advisor, 2012-2014 Kansas State University As one of the two Student Advisors, I want to tell everyone about the chance to run for Student Leadership. … Continue reading
We heard you loud and clear! At last year’s convention, one of the most frequent comments on our feedback survey was that students wanted more opportunities to work with experts and industry professionals. So this year’s schedule is jam-packed with … Continue reading
Announcing the first ever Sigma Tau Delta Meme Contest Members are invited to create image macros (memes) about Sigma Tau Delta, English, the international convention, featured speakers, the Common Reader, Portland, and related topics. The Student Leadership Committee will select … Continue reading