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U-M Department of English V.2—2004-2009

The University of Michigan Department of English Language and Literature has long been recognized as one of the top English departments in the nation. As one of the largest departments within the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA), English serves as an extraordinary center of creativity, inquiry, and discovery with a proud tradition of leadership in scholarship and teaching. With over eighteen thousand alumni, eight hundred active students, and nearly three hundred full-time faculty members, lecturers, and graduate student instructors, the Department offers not only opportunities for study of all aspects of English language and its literature, but also a well-developed, diverse, and active community within the University.

The Project:
Anthony has been responsible for the design, coding and administration of the Department of English website since 2000. In 2004, the current version (V.2) of this website was launched. Improvements over V.1 featured: a shift to a site comprised predominantly of dynamically generated, database-driven content; audience-directed site architecture; more complete implementation of CSS; and the creation of numerous, customized web applications including an on-line appointment scheduling system, event calendars, and discussion forums.

To view the English website, click here.

 

 
Texts Sacred and Canonical: Their Circulation in Public Culture
U-M Department of English V.3—2009-Current
U-M Department of English V.2—2004-2009
U-M MFA in Creative Writing Program
U-M College of Engineering
U-M Hopwood Writing Program
Modernism Unbound Conference
Watching Shakespeare Conference
Responding to the Natural World Conference
U-M Comparative Studies in Society and History
U-M Department of English V.2—2000-2004
New England Literature Program
ACLA Conference
Prison Creative Arts Project
U-M Sweetland Writing Program
Shiga Survival Guide On-Line—1997-2001
A Celebration of Theodore Roethke Conference
Perspectives on English Language Studies Symposium
U-M English Alumni Career Profiles
Williams English V.3 NELP UG Careers Bailey Roethke U-M English V.2 U-M MFA Program U-M COE U-M Hopwood Program U-M Modernism Watching Shakespeare John Knott Shiga Survival Guide U-M CSSH U-M English V.1 ACLA Conference PCAP U-M Sweetland Writing Center
U-M Department of English, V.2, Home
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U-M English Website, V.2
Technology Used:
ASP, VBScript, SQL Server 2000, Access, PHP, My SQL, D/HTML, JavaScript, CSS