[Cwgrad-announcements] English Seminars (building from Mary's post)

[Vstulman at aol.com]

I agree with much that has been said. I took a media studies class on 
television with Toby Miller and Ellen Wartella last year, which was terrific! I've 
presented two papers at conferences which were written in seminars. One paper 
was written last year in Robin Russin's seminar on Film Noir (which counted as a 
comp lit course.) It is also being published as part of UCLA's Center for the 
Study of Women's e-scholarly depository/library. I wrote the other paper for 
Richard Hornby in his Ibsen in Performance seminar last year. I just presented 
that one at the Comparative Drama Conference in LA in March. That class was 
particularly interesting because it involved acting and scholarly writing and 
was shared with undergraduates.

I must respectfully disagree with the thumbs up on Susan Zeiger. I had some 
issues with her and her subject matter. I subsequently dropped the class 
quickly, but still there was some nasty fall out. If anyone would like more of my 
perspective, I'll be happy to talk to you off list.
All best,
Val Stulman




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