Opportunities
Student Achievements
- Presentation at National Conference on Peer Tutoring in Writing
- Poem published in Montage, international magazine published simultaneously by Stanford University and in Russia
- Poetry readings
- Book review published in Studies in the Humanities
- Article published in Wittenberg Review, literary magazine
- Article published in Aethlon, sports journal
- One of 10 students nationwide chosen to participate in the Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets
- Annie Nybo has won first prize in the essay-writing contest run in connection with The Jane Austen Festival. The festival is sponsored by the Jane Austen Society of North America and will be held this year in Pittsburgh.
Experiential Learning
- The Campus, weekly student newspaper
- Allegheny Review, nationally-known undergraduate literary magazine
- Overkill, Allegheny-specific literary magazine
- Film Criticism, national academic film journal
- Journalism internship with the Meadville Tribune
- Chautauqua Writer’s Festival Scholarship, a summer opportunity to study writing with nationally known writers
- Writing Fellows: peer writing consultants at the Learning Commons
- Student readings
- Study abroad programs in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Australia. For more information on international programs, click here.
- Greece Experiential Learning trip (Check out photos from the 2011 EL trips here.)
- READ Internship: a Service Learning internship incorporating students as tutors in Crawford County adult literacy program
- Associated Writing Program’s annual conference and book fair through the Allegheny Review
Other Special Opportunities
- Single Voice Reading Series—an opportunity to hear and meet nationally known writers.
- College collection of video recordings (including complete BBC series of Shakespeare’s plays)
- The Writer’s House, whose goal is to produce a publication a semester, host willing Single Voice readers in Q&A sessions, provide monthly editing sessions for writers, and work with other campus groups.
