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Dear CSC Friends: As you return to campus this fall, it might occur to you that I have not been in my office very much this semester. In fact, it might also come to your attention that I apparently don’t even have an office anymore. If you are in any way concerned about this, please … Continue reading Where in the world is Dr. Coughlin?!

Hello Eagles! We know that there has been a lot going on lately with COVID-19. But the English Department is going to be bringing some blog posts from students and professors during this time for you all to read. The first person we have blogging is our senior student intern Rachel Mitchell. She is a … Continue reading Senior Intern Rachel Mitchell Encourages Students During COVID – 19

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        Our classes range from critical lectures to fun and exciting workshops here at Chadron State. Each professor is different and it provides for a range of classes and not just straight lectures. We can go into discussions about the meaning behind Wordsworth's poem "Nutting" or discuss Gareth Hinds's graphic novel version … Continue reading Why We Love Our Classes

http://youtu.be/VqXkgWCqDbk Dr. Coughlin Dr. Coughlin is a new professor here at Chadron State College. He is just finishing up his first semester of teaching, and the students love him. He is a teacher that doesn't just stand there and lecture or just holds group discussions. He is always walking around, he breaks up lecturing, discussions, … Continue reading Why We Love Our Professors

1. PASSION!!! Your teachers and your fellow students will be passionate about what you are talking about in class. 2.The class sizes are very small and the students are conversational! 3. You get to explore a wide range of human emotions and experiences! Have you ever read Uncle Tom's Cabin? Talk about emotion! 4.We learn … Continue reading Top 10 Reasons To Be an English Major

Out on the plains, Chadron State College is an academic oasis bustling with thought and creativity. Our Youthful minds are ready to change the world. In a sense, it’s not far removed from a monastery. Chadron is an environmental change for most, and usually for the better. As students of Chadron State College, not only … Continue reading Top 10 Reasons to Come to Chadron

In her 2000 “Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man,” Susan Faludi spends a chapter examining masculinity within father/son traditions, complicated by two wars (World War II and the Vietnam War), as it has played out in the 1972 novel, “First Blood.” Her discussion dives into masculinity and father-son relationships in the life of the … Continue reading First Blood: Sacrificing Rambo to Save Masculinity