Points of Pride from the English Program

• In the past two years, four English majors – Randi Anderson, Leonard Crosby, Theresa Law, and Gwyn Writer – have been published in the Proceedings for the National Conference for Undergraduate Research (NCUR).  Although a number of BHSU students have presented at this conference, only English majors have earned this particular distinction.
• Dr. David Cremean hosted the Western Literature Association Conference at BHSU in 2009.
• Writer-in-Residence Kent Meyers published his fifth book, Twisted Tree, in 2009 with Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.  The collection of interconnected short stories uses the same setting as his award-winning novel The Work of Wolves.
• Dr. Andrey Reznikov's book Old Wine in New Bottles: Modern Russian Anti-Proverbs was published by the University of Vermont Press in 2009.
• Kent Meyers and Christine Shearer-Cremean recently developed a new writing minor, which will allow students to personalize their experiences at BHSU even more.
• English professor Dr. Amy Fuqua directs the BHSU Honors Program.  The Program offers qualified students the opportunity to enrich their college experience through challenging coursework and enhanced interaction with faculty.