University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • Sep 18
    Graduate Welcome Social Picnic🌳

    Brittingham Park Picnic Shelter

    Join us for a relaxed outdoor gathering to welcome new and returning graduate students in English. Come enjoy the early fall weather, meet fellow grads, and build community at Brittingham Park. All English graduate students are invited. If you have questions or need help with transportation, please contact the Graduate Welcome Committee co‑chairs: Matt Louie …

  • Oct 7
    🍎 Pedagogy Brown Bag

    Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191

    Pedagogy Brown Bags are loosely facilitated discussions about teaching, led by Amanda Shubert. These sessions offer space to talk about your classroom experiences, troubleshoot challenges, share strategies, and build relationships with fellow instructors. Teachers at all ranks and across all areas—including TAs, E100 instructors, and Writing Center instructors—are warmly welcome. In addition, faculty and staff …

  • Oct 14
    🥗 Academic Staff Community Lunch

    Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191

    Academic Staff Community Lunch is a warm, collegial gathering designed to help academic staff in the Department of English connect with one another, brainstorm ways to deepen community ties, and discuss approaches to strengthening department climate. All academic staff in English are invited to join us for conversation, collaboration, and a delicious lunch. For questions …

  • Nov 4
    🍎 Pedagogy Brown Bag

    Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191

    Pedagogy Brown Bags are loosely facilitated discussions about teaching, led by Amanda Shubert. These sessions offer space to talk about your classroom experiences, troubleshoot challenges, share strategies, and build relationships with fellow instructors. Teachers at all ranks and across all areas—including TAs, E100 instructors, and Writing Center instructors—are warmly welcome. In addition, faculty and staff …

  • Dec 2
    🍎 Pedagogy Brown Bag

    Helen C. White Hall, Room 7191

    Pedagogy Brown Bags are loosely facilitated discussions about teaching, led by Amanda Shubert. These sessions offer space to talk about your classroom experiences, troubleshoot challenges, share strategies, and build relationships with fellow instructors. Teachers at all ranks and across all areas—including TAs, E100 instructors, and Writing Center instructors—are warmly welcome. In addition, faculty and staff …