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Sandlot Softball
Department Awards Ceremony
Visiting Editor, Shannon McLachlan
Aesthetic Theory Colloquium
Fall Picnic 2007
Graduate Student Colloquium
FSU's Film and Literature Conference
Caribbean Convergence: Interdisciplinary Colloquium
Early English Manuscript Workshop
Tallahassee Outdoors
Fall Meet and Greet
The Williams Building - Home of the English Department
Faculty Profile - Nancy Bradley Warren
Faculty Profile - Barry Faulk
The Abstract Workshop
First Friday at Railroad Square
The Folklore Colloquium
Our Holiday Party
Fall Picnic at the FSU Reservation
Tuesday Readings at the Warehouse
The Publishing Roundtable
Where can you teach a class, take a meeting with a top editor, bump into Terry Eagleton, work on a novel, study the writing of nuns, fall in love with Gertrude Stein, attend an abstract workshop, a folklore colloquium, attend the Rhetoric and Composition reading series, a Bollywood film, a Q & A with Stephen King, an interview with a job candidate and meet Joseph McElroy? The Williams Building. It not only houses FSU's English department, it brings together professionals-to-be with legends in their field. And these are just the events that happen here.
Tuesday nights we enjoy the Warehouse Reading Series, which hosts readings by students and professors as well as such award-winning guests as Jean Valentine, Yusef Komunyakka and Rick Moody (all in the span of a few months).
Seasonally the department hosts parties and picnics and potlucks.
For lovers of good music, Student Campus Entertainment hosts nationally acclaimed bands like Sun Volt, Andrew Bird, Old Crow Medicine Show and Wilco in our very own, on campus Club Downunder
And if this isn't enough, Tallahassee and its environs (Wakulla Springs, Apalachicola National Forest, St. George Island, St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, et al) are beautiful for just being outside.