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English Majors Primed for Competitive Job Market
With highly transferable skills like critical thinking, analyzing information, and creativity, studying English can open countless doors.
Alumna Sees God at Work in War
Jenny Shaffer ’08 works at Operation Mobilization (OM), an international missions organization with workers in 147 countries, as the Director of Global Creative Networks.
National Literary Journal Housed at Taylor
Relief Journal, a national literary journal of art and faith, is housed in the English Program, where Taylor students and faculty make up the majority of the staff.
From Northern Ireland to Oklahoma: Alumna’s Work in Peace and Reconciliation
Malaina Yoder’s career in peacebuilding was formed through her experiences with Taylor Student Organizations, her semester abroad in Ireland, and her Public Relations and Creative Writing double major.
Professor’s Book Launch Creates Internship Opportunity
Associate Professor of English Dan Bowman recently released his book On The Spectrum, a creative nonfiction perspective of his experience as an autistic writer, professor, father, and Christian.
Taylor Student’s Positivity Featured on National News
When the coronavirus began to spread across the globe, Taylor University called back students studying abroad for the semester in consideration of their safety and health. The news is understandably flooded with stories highlighting the worst, but one testimony stood out from the abundance of bad news.
Taylor’s English Department Commended by Academic Policy Committee After Review
Taylor University’s English Department has been commended by the Academic Policy Committee (APC) after its finding the department meets and exceeds institutional standards of excellence.
English Majors Primed for Competitive Job Market
With highly transferable skills like critical thinking, analyzing information, and creativity, studying English can open countless doors.
Alumna Sees God at Work in War
Jenny Shaffer ’08 works at Operation Mobilization (OM), an international missions organization with workers in 147 countries, as the Director of Global Creative Networks.
National Literary Journal Housed at Taylor
Relief Journal, a national literary journal of art and faith, is housed in the English Program, where Taylor students and faculty make up the majority of the staff.
From Northern Ireland to Oklahoma: Alumna’s Work in Peace and Reconciliation
Malaina Yoder’s career in peacebuilding was formed through her experiences with Taylor Student Organizations, her semester abroad in Ireland, and her Public Relations and Creative Writing double major.
Professor’s Book Launch Creates Internship Opportunity
Associate Professor of English Dan Bowman recently released his book On The Spectrum, a creative nonfiction perspective of his experience as an autistic writer, professor, father, and Christian.
Taylor Student’s Positivity Featured on National News
When the coronavirus began to spread across the globe, Taylor University called back students studying abroad for the semester in consideration of their safety and health. The news is understandably flooded with stories highlighting the worst, but one testimony stood out from the abundance of bad news.
Taylor’s English Department Commended by Academic Policy Committee After Review
Taylor University’s English Department has been commended by the Academic Policy Committee (APC) after its finding the department meets and exceeds institutional standards of excellence.