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English
General Information
Mission Statement
The English Department produces graduates who understand and communicate a Christian perspective in a society increasingly closed to hearing it.
Vision Statement
To become a leading center for Christian English scholars and writers.
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta is the international English honor society, which strives to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature. One of the largest members of the Association of College Honor Societies, Sigma Tau Delta has over 750 active chapters, more than 1,000 faculty sponsors, and inducts approximately 8,500 members annually. Our members have the opportunity to be recognized for their outstanding achievements, enrich their education, help them make career choices, and advance their careers.
North Central's chapter of Sigma Tau Delta participates in scholarship opportunities, community readings, writing workshops, the national convention and other local activities. We whole-heartedly support the Sigma Tau Delta motto: Truth, Sincerity, & Design.
President: Joy Tuveson, joy.tuveson@mail.northcentral.edu
Faculty Sponsor: Gary Dop, grdop@northcentral.edu
Senior Class Poet:
2008-2009 Autumn Perkins
2007-2008 Tiffany Brenneman
2006-2007 Ally Cole
Former Student Named Teacher of the Year
Senior Projects:
- Campbell, Mary: Fulfilling Their Design: How Chaim Potok's The Chosen and My Name is Asher Lev Illustrate Two Young Men Making Their Faith Their Own and A set of Devotional entitled "A Journey of Hope"
- Kowlessar, Nicole: Poetic pursuit of freedom: African American poetry as a political force during the Harlem Renaissance.
- Pelsor, Shea: Problem of Celtic hagiography: Separating Truth from Legend in the Celtic Legacy.
- Phillips, Michael: More to Orwell: The Evolution of Dystopia
- Richardson, Melody: Graceful struggle: three stories
- Roehl, Emily: Final Stage: A Performance Recital
- Schedgick, Fritha: Natural Change, Self-Discovery and Environmentalism
- Vaughan, Jennifer: How holocaust literature represents the treatment of Christians and other minority groups during the holocaust.
Contact
910 Elliot Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404Kingsriter Center
Monday - Friday, 7:30 - 4:00
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612.343.4140
612.343.8066
Andrea Kingsriter
Programs
| Title | 4 Year Plan | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| English | View | 132 |
| Title | Credits |
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| English: General | 18 |
| English: Literature | 18 |
| English: Writing | 18 |
| Title | Credits |
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| English: General | 24 |
| English: Literature | 24 |
| English: Writing | 24 |
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Contests/Opportunities
Essays and artlces that express opinions on literary issues and questions, or profile interesting events or personalities. Pieces should be written from firsthand knowledge of seminal events, programs or personalities.
Deadline: 15th of the month before publication.
Book reviews should be of recently published literary books and should be 150 words; payment is $15.
Essays and Articles should be up to 900 words; payment up to $50.
Send to:
Minnesota Literature
3723 Glendale Terrace
Minneapolis, MN 55410
editor@minnesotaliterature.org
General Information
Follow the link above to learn more about the honor society. (This link will remove you from NCU's website. This link does not assume a relationship between North Central and the link's company/organization.)
Grammar Quizzes
Literary Resources
This is a great online writing lab. Lots of information, exercises, and quizzes. Also contains links to MLA and APA styles.
Founded in 1974 in a loft above a Minneapolis bookstore, the Loft is now the nation's largest and most comprehensive literary center, offering programs and services for readers and writers. Whatever forms of reading and writing you are drawn to, there's something for you at the Loft. Take a creative writing class. Attend a special presentation by a favorite Minnesota writer. Enter a writing competition or attend a reading. You are invited to become involved in the Loft's unique community and to join others who engage in a reading and writing life.
(The Loft is not associated with North Central University and the link to its page does not assume a relationship between the two.)
