I am an undergraduate student at Nevada State College who is majoring in English with three minors in professional writing, communications, and business. In the future, I plan to pursue an editing career and then proceed to pursue my Ph.D. in English with a dual degree in WGSS. My research focuses on women’s literature that challenges man v. nature, using an ecofeminist lens.

I plan on taking 2022 to fully experience what being a published author feels like (my novel, Cosas que parecen permanentes, will be in bookstores by July), and on 2023 begin gathering all the documents required to apply to a PhD in Comparative Literature at Penn State University. My intention is to pursue research on Asian Studies, LGBTQ+ Studies, aesthetics, and horror literature.

I hope to pursue either a Ph.D. in Comparative Literatures or an MFA in film. In either theory or practice, I hope to continue studying the craft of storytelling with a more focused approach to Black diasporic cinema and Afrofuturist film that draw empowering trajectories of the Black liberation into the present.

I am a double major literature and languages student, interested in pursuing a career in literary translation, specifically by doing my own translations and carrying out research in the field of translation studies. My research interests on the literary field include German and Japanese studies, as well as Latin American literature and translation. I therefore intend to continue my studies in the future by enrolling in MA programs both in Japanese studies and in literary translation.

I would like to focus my research in contemporary Spanish literature written by women, and their link with art, languages and identity. My doctoral research would analyze the relationship between correspondence, and intimate diaries in the writing of women authors.

My research interests are African Studies, French and Francophone Studies, and Gender Studies. I focus on the question of the loss of identity due to transnational and transcontinental displacement in Western, Northern, and Central African Literature. I am also interested in the gendering of afro-francophone identities. After the completion of my Ph.D., beyond being a critical thinker and a lecturer in my fieldwork, I would like to collaborate closely with NGOs to work with the communities related to my research.

I am interested in pursuing a PhD in Linguistics potentially with focuses in bilingualism, sociolinguistics, second-language acquisition, and language policy.

I am a theatre artist, creative writer and a researcher. I am an aspiring doctoral scholar who is interested in exploring the intersections of arts, therapy and well-being, using textual and performance-related literature and medical humanities especially as it concerns the woman and the dialectics of her space and agency in African cultures. My other areas of research interests include inter-disciplinary scrutiny of canonical texts, genres of African literature through language, gender issues, creative writing and dramaturgy, and stage dialectics/production design.

I would like to carry on with my studies in Linguistics with particular interest in ESL acquisition among children. I would like to focus on pronunciation’s difficulties in pupils and students which to a large extent impede their confidence, thereby negatively affecting their academic performance.

I am a final year student at the University of Cape Town, majoring in English Literature, Linguistics and Media Studies. I plan to pursue my honors in English Literature in 2023 and will most likely continue studying thereafter. Writing is my passion, as is reading. I am a published writer, poet, and editor who would like to continue with the aforementioned tracks professionally.

I intend to pursue a multidisciplinary and multifaceted career in academia and pedagogy, taking the first couple of years after earning my bachelor’s degree to teach English in Japan, China, South Korea, Taiwan, or the United Arab Emirates. Afterward, I will return to cement myself in American academia by way of my graduate education, working to earn a Ph.D.

I would like to pursue a graduate degree in linguistics, focusing on second language acquisition in childhood and sociolinguistics. I hope to continue working in a multicultural setting, particularly with EAL students (and their parents/guardians and teachers), developing programs that cater to the students’ specific needs. A course in linguistics would be perfect opportunity for me to extend my language awareness and gain an insight into theories about second language teaching and learning.

I am currently a literature and humanities student. My academic and carrier plans include being able to continue my literature studies and ideally expand my knowledge in gender and sexuality studies. I have a passion for art, poetry, and helping my community and those around me.

I want to stay within the humanities and social sciences, but I would also like to broaden my perspectives and experiences, and that is why I’m considering programs such as social work, education, human rights, cultural studies, and literature. I want to focus on a Latin American context in relation to global influences such as speeches and processes happening on other continents and languages. Categories and perspectives such as imaginaries, representations, practices, experiences, and decolonial studies are my main areas of interest.

I am interested in applying to graduate programs across the country to pursue a PhD in English and continue to explore the various opportunities available through academia. My research interests include heroic literature, trauma, oppression and coloniality.

I am excited to begin my PhD program in the Linguistics Department at The University of Washington in Fall 2022. I am mostly interested in sociolinguistic variation, language attitudes, and ASL. Science communication will be an important part of my academic journey wherever it might take me.