My friend Paul Corrigan (Ph.D., Purdue U.; Asst. Prof. of English, Southeastern University) has developed the following questionnaire for English majors who did not go into teaching or on to graduate school. He hopes to gather results to develop a guide for other English majors who intend to follow the same path. He will collect responses and make them publicly available.
Thanks very much,
Jim
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Very interesting, I will share with my English grad friends. Is it possible to sign up somewhere to read the paper when it comes out?
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I’d contact Paul Corrigan, the English prof. who put this together, and ask him where he’s going to post his results. I’m pretty sure they will be publicly available on his blog.
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