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At New England College, the study of English is the starting point for an exciting journey where the worlds of literature, history, arts, and culture intersect. In the context of Anglo-American and European literature, Bachelor of Arts in English students will have an opportunity to explore mythology, criticism, aesthetics, genres, modernism and post-modernism. Throughout the Bachelor of Arts in English program, a variety of voices are represented including those of women, ethnic, racial, and postcolonial cultures.
Our literature and creative writing program challenges our students to read, think, and write both critically and imaginatively and prepares them for a future that demands good communication, creative thinking, and an enriched cultural background.
Students pursuing a degree in English may choose to major or minor in English, creative writing, and comparative literature or to major in secondary education-English.
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Professor Sylva Boyadjian-Haddad’s chapbook, Salt, was published by Finishing Line Press and released in October. Salt received Third Honor¬able Mention in New Women’s Voices Series.
