Apply for Department of English's New Living Learning Community
Attention all literature lovers!
Whether you're a declared English major or if you're just passionate about reading and discussing popular culture, you need to check out the English Literature and Writing Living Leaning Community!
Get plugged into a community where you can:
- Receive early career mentoring and professional development
- Get priority registration for required English courses
- Meet with your professors in and out of the classroom
- Participate in fun, English-related events on campus
If you are planning to live on campus next year, the program is accepting new applicants for 2018-19 now.
Sign up by emailing Lissette Lopez Szwydky-Davis, the LLC coordinator, at lissette@uark.edu or Amanda White, graduate intern, at adw016@uark.edu.
Get more information by going to our Facebook page and Department of English web site.
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Amanda White, graduate intern
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501-516-1252,
adw016@uark.edu
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