The WMU chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the international English honor society, will host the Fall 2009 Sigma Tau Delta English Studies Conference on Friday, November 6. The conference will take place in the Humanities Resources Center in 3025 Brown Hall from noon to 5 p.m. All students, faculty, and staff are invited to attend. The event is also open to the public.
The Sigma Tau Delta English Studies Conference is held each fall and spring semester to showcase the writing of WMU students, giving them the opportunity to present their work to an audience in a professional setting. This entirely student-run conference is Sigma Tau Delta’s signature campus event. Participation is open to all WMU students; more than 30 WMU students will present their original creative, scholarly, and critical work at the Fall 2009 conference.
Alpha Nu Pi, the WMU chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, was established in March 2006 with 46 charter members and has since grown to 190 active and alumni members, including 39 new members inducted on October 25, 2009. Alpha Nu Pi has twice been recognized as an Outstanding Chapter by the national organization, which describes the WMU chapter as "one of the most active, vital chapters in the country."
Please visit the Sigma Tau Delta website for more information about the Fall 2009 English Studies Conference, including the full program of events.
Students scheduled to present at the Fall 2009 English Studies Conference:
Jill Archie
Adam Baker
Madeline Baker
Allison Billedeaux
Tori Blevins
Peter Bryan
Danielle Cavinder
Laura Citino
Jason Elkins
Brandon Flowers
Jax Gardner
Casey Grooten
Colleen Hammer
Ashley Hillard
Sally Johnson
Ema Katrovas
Kevin Klump
Brianna Krueger
Patrick Love
Carissa Marks
Dave Martin
Sarah Munchow
Patric Nuttall
Katie O’Brien
Ken Odle
Sara Olivares
Michelle Reed
Dana Ruzicka
Luke Sharrow
Staci Stutsman
Philip Taylor
Emily Wacyk
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