Get Involved in the English Program

Word Lovers Unite!

Connect and celebrate with fellow bibliophiles.

Share your passion for all things literature, make lifelong friends and build your resume by joining clubs and attending events. From readings, book fairs and get-togethers, there's always something going on.

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Sigma Tau Delta

The UW-Green Bay chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, International English Honor Society, participates in community literacy initiatives and an open book club, volunteers at the Brown County Library Big Book Sale and contributes to our university's vibrant literacy atmosphere. Come make some friends who love books just as much as you!

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Sheepshead Review

Submit to and get real-world experience in publishing/editing with Sheepshead Review, the UW-Green Bay journal of art and literature. This journal showcases fiction writing, nonfiction writing, poetry and visual arts of UW-Green Bay students, faculty, staff, community members and others.

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English Game Night

Join professors, students and gamers in a night of wordy fun! We supply board games and food, but feel free to bring your own favorite board game to share. You'll make new friends and wow the professors laying down "oxyphenbutazone" on the Scrabble board.

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UntitledTown

Experience the vibrant UntitledTown Book and Author Festival, a three-day celebration of books, authors and book culture. The festival contains readings, panels, workshops and more. If you are experienced with writing, beginning your writing career or love reading, then you know what to do in April!

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LGBTQ Lit Book Group

Joining this group is a fun and safe way to explore books with LGBTQ characters, themes and/or authors. The group is open to anyone—LGBTQ community members, allies, those who are curious and those who just want to read and discuss books.

P.S. The books are free!

Poets & Songwriter Union

Open to all students who are interested in poetry or songwriting, this organization performs on-campus at Open Mic Nights and at off-campus events, organizes workshops with professional poets and local bands and encourages creativity. If you have a song in your soul or a poem in you heart, then this org is for you.

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Ann Mattis, Associate Professor in English and Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies

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As an Associate Professor in English and Gender, Sexuality and Women’s Studies, Ann Mattis is passionate about expanding our understanding of classic literature.