Resources

We've collected a number of useful materials and resources, ranging from the mundane-but-necessary (like program checksheets) to the fascinating (like online indices of English studies). We invite you to explore them.

If you can suggest a helpful resource not listed here, please let us know.

For Students and Advisors

• Undergraduate Major Program Checksheets
  (From the Office of Records and Registration—choose your Catalog year, then scroll down to English and select your major concentration.)
• UTC Graduate and Undergraduate Catalogs
  (From the Office of Records and Registration)
• UTC Student Handbook
  (From the Office of Student Development)
• The UTC Writing Center
  (A free resource for all UTC student writers)

• What Can You Do with an English Major?
  The most-asked (and frequently well-answered) question. You can find some eloquent and helpful advice at these sites:
  • Susquehanna University
  • Bluffton University
  • Albion College

Scholarly References and Resources

• Calls for Papers [University of Pennsylvania] — a wide-ranging, up-to-date list of invitations to submit scholarship in English and American literature and culture.
• Literary Encyclopedia [University of East Anglia] — an extensive reference work focused on literature in English and its cultural contexts.
• Literary Resources on the Net [Jack Lynch, Rutgers University] — a comprehensive index of internet-based literary resources.
• University English [University of East Anglia] — A professional information resource for higher-education English Studies.
• "Voice of the Shuttle" [Alan Liu, University of California-Santa Barbara] — a comprehensive index of internet-based literary resources.

Professional Organizations

• Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC)
• The Modern Language Association (MLA)
• National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE)
• The South Atlantic Modern Language Association (SAMLA)