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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has established a doctoral fellowships program for the recruitment of superior students. Fellowships are available in the areas of Applied Language and Speech Sciences, Cognitive Science, Computer Engineering, Computer Science, English, Environmental and Evolutionary Biology, Francophone Studies, and Mathematics. The academic-year renewable awards include a minimum stipend of $15,775, waiver of tuition and most fees (approximately $11,350 for nonresident students), and low-cost, on-campus housing (if available). Board of Regents fellowships are also available in certain areas. Completed applications must be submitted by February 15. A completed application includes this form, an application to the Graduate School, official transcripts, GRE scores (TOEFL or IELTS scores, if applicable), and three letters of recommendation from academic references familiar with the applicants scholarly accomplishments and potential for success in a doctoral program. The University is an Equal Opportunity / Affirmative Action Employer. Please send all application material to: The UL Lafayette Graduate School P.O. Box 44610 Lafayette, Louisiana 70504-4610
I. Mr. Ms.
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
Hatman
Last Name
Mandy
First Name
Renae
Middle Name
589
No. & Street
Fontenot Rd
City
Opelousas, LA
State
70570
Zip
589 Fontenot Rd
No. & Street
Opelousas, LA
City State
70570
Zip
Phone: II.
3373036877
Email: mandylorian@yahoo.com
M.A. B.A
2012 2006
GRE Scores Verbal Quantitative Analytical Analytical Writing Advanced (not required) TOEFL or IELTS Scores (if applicable)
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If you have not yet been graduated, what is the proposed date of your graduation and degree to be awarded? n.a. In which department do you plan to earn a degree? English Graduate Program
III. RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE List the most recent positions held.
Employers Name Address Dates of Employment Title
Crystal Simms
Lake Charles, LA
2011-current
Lafayette Examiner
Lafayette, LA
2009-current
Columnist
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&: A Serial Poem A Critical Review Anne Tyler: A Southern Transplant Anne Tyler: Southern Author By Choice, Louisiana Author By Right Colettes Cheri: Sexual Identity Crises Corpus Linguistics and Teaching Modern Grammar Death of the Literati: Literary Fiction in the 21st Century Floris & Blancheflour: Subversive Imagery in the Middle English Romance Mary Oliver: A Critical Analysis
VII. Briefly describe your research interests, including a tentative plan for your dissertation project. (Attach additional sheet if necessary)
My research interest lies in the genre of Southern Literature. I believe that Southern Literature is much more rich and complex than is often ascribed, and should be examined as such. Too often, it is labeled as a type of regionalism, its tropes and topics listed off as on a checklist. Southern Literature and its authors embody much more than a subgenre of regionalist literature. I hope to further my research and studies into the nuances and intricacies of such literature. I have spent much of my research focusing on Anne Tyler as a southern writer, but I would like to widen my perspective a bit and perhaps find another author with which to compare their works, similarities, and methods within the scope of Southern literature. This is ultimately the direction I wish to take my dissertation in.
VIII. CERTIFICATION I certify the information provided on this application is true and complete. I will use the fellowship funds for educational purposes only.
Mandy Hatman Signature of Applicant Date