English

Folding the Narrative Nov. 19 4:30 DF Lowry 308
Call for submissions The Aurochs Dec. 1, 2024
Dr. Vela and Dr. Ladd take students to The American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, VA.
Dr. Vela and Dr. Ladd take students to The American Shakespeare Center in Staunton, VA.
Students in Dr. Laura Hakala's Honors English 1050 courses taught students at the CIS Academy how to write speeches.
Students in Dr. Laura Hakala's Honors English 1050 courses taught students at the CIS Academy how to write speeches.
Kayla Wingfield presented her research at PURC.
Kayla Wingfield presented her research at PURC. (Photo courtesy of Dr. Laura Hakala)

The English Program



Welcome to the English Program at the University of North Carolina Pembroke! Whether you intend to study literature, teach English, or write creatively or professionally for a living,  you can tailor our degree programs to meet your career goals! 

In our undergraduate and graduate programs, students and faculty get to know each other well. We cap undergraduate courses at 20 students so that faculty can work one-on-one with students and provide quality feedback in a timely manner. Our low student-to-faculty ratio fosters a safe learning environment and encourages large- and small-group student discussions and questions. 

Our program also offers many opportunities for students to practice what they've learned in their courses. Students publish their writing in our departmental publications,  intern at professional work sites, present at conferences, and network with peers in student organizations.