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Warren-Brooks Award recipient to present lecture April 26 at WKU

  • Marla Zubel
  • Thursday, April 18th, 2019
Warren-Brooks Award recipient to present lecture April 26 at WKU

In conjunction with the annual meeting of the Robert Penn Warren Circle, Dr. Diana Hope Polley, Professor of English at Southern New Hampshire University, will present a lecture titled Text and Context: Close Reading and Periodization in Echoes of Emerson on April 26 at WKU. Read more here.

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