Sentence examples for literature program from inspiring English sources

Megan Kate Nelson teaches in the history and literature program at Harvard.

Guardian Australia: Part of The Toymaker is set in Prague, where you lived for three months as part of the Unesco Cities of Literature program.

In the 1980s the literature program Apostrophes enjoyed immense success and had a direct effect on book sales, as did its successor Bouillon de culture.

One of the most common themes in books for young people reflects parents' fears that their children will become "bad" consumers, said Marah Gubar, director of the children's literature program at the University of Pittsburgh.

Jill Lepore, the chairwoman of Harvard's history and literature program, tells of one young woman who came to her home, quite enthusiastic, for an event for students interested in the program, and was quickly deluged with messages from her parents.

The historical mystery "Blindspot" (Spiegel & Grau) is a collaboration between the New Yorker staff writer Jill Lepore, who is also a professor of American history and the chair of the History and Literature Program at Harvard, and Jane Kamensky, the chair of the Department of History at Brandeis.

Ira Silverberg is stepping down from his position as director of literature programs at the National Endowment for the Arts.

After the announcement, the council commissioned a study of English literature programs at 70 major colleges and universities.

While hundreds of thousands of high school students take part in the Advanced Placement United States history and English literature programs, very few participate in the programs being dropped.

The network has covered every possible angle of tomorrow's game, stopping just shy of examining the relative strengths of each university's nineteenth-century literature programs.

"Literature programs provide the intellectual capital that future authors, poets and scholars will live off their entire careers," says the association's president, Stephen H. Balch.