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Suzanne Miller
Chair

SMmiller@citytech.cuny.edu

Ms. Lily Lam
English Department Office Manager

LLam@citytech.cuny.edu

Bryan Duran
English Department & ESOL CUNY Office Assistant

BRYAN.DURAN06@citytech.cuny.edu

Megan Behrent
Interim Coordinator, Gender &
Sexuality Academic Minor

MBehrent@citytech.cuny.edu

Patrick Corbett
Director, Professional & Technical
Writing Program

PCorbett@citytech.cuny.edu

Scott Dahlie
Program Developer, ESOL
Internship Coordinator, PTW

SDahlie@citytech.cuny.edu

Anna Do
Program Coordinator, ESOL

ADo@citytech.cuny.edu

Joe Franklin
Director, The Writing Center

JFranklin@citytech.cuny.edu

George Guida
Department Scheduler/Programmer

GGuida@citytech.cuny.edu

Caroline Hellman

CHellman@citytech.cuny.edu

Mark Noonan
Coordinators, English 1101Co

MNoonan@citytech.cuny.edu

Rebecca Mazumdar
Director, First-Year Writing

RMazumdar@citytech.cuny.edu

Robert Ostrom

ROstrom@citytech.cuny.edu

Jennifer Sears-Pigliucci
Coordinators, Creative Writing Academic Minor

JSears@citytech.cuny.edu

Daniel Ryan
Interim Editor, City Tech Writer

DRyan@citytech.cuny.edu

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Email: english@citytech.cuny.edu

Phone: 718-260-5392

Projects

2 Bridges Review

The celebrated East River Bridges (Two Bridges) - the Brooklyn and the Manhattan, connect downtown Brooklyn with downtown Manhattan. Between these bridges a community of writers and artists has found a home in the former warehouses and factories of New York's most literary outer borough. Like the artists who make it, the art that lives in these narrow streets goes on its nerve, and we, nerved with newness - and just a bit nervy - want to fill our pages with a distinctive, eclectic assortment of work by both unknown & established writers and artists.
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NANO: New American Notes Online

NANO is an interdisciplinary academic journal whose goal is to invigorate humanities discourse by publishing brief, peer-reviewed reports with a fast turnaround enabled by digital technologies. NANO is an Open Access journal, which means that the editors and contributors of this journal believe that the research, content, and scholarly conversation contained in this journal should be freely available to the public. Open Access is an online philosophy that fosters useful critique and creates a culture of sharing.
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Looking For Whitman

At the conclusion of the 1855 edition of the poem that he later titled "Song of Myself," Walt Whitman advised his readers to "look for me under your bootsoles," suggesting that the dilated, celebratory poetic presence they encountered on the printed page would continue to flower in the landscape around them. This experiment in multi-campus digital pedagogy, "Looking for Whitman: The Poetry of Place in the Life and Work of Walt Whitman," helps students and faculty members from four educational institutions trace the lingering imprints of Whitman's footsteps in the local soil. Utilizing open-source tools to connect classrooms in multiple institutions, the project has created a collaborative online space in which students will be able to research Whitman's connections to their individual locations and share that research with one another in a dynamic, social, web-based learning environment. The project has two foci: engaging participating faculty and students in an active learning experience that connects Whitman's writing to local resources, and creating an open repository of primary source materials from particular locations that Whitman inhabited.
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