We invite you to take a moment and learn about the advertising sponsors behind the Sigma Tau Delta 2016 International Convention. From opportunities to connect with others in education and stay up-to-date on current education trends to a wide variety of higher education degree programs, our sponsors have offerings to suit Sigma Tau Deltans’ diverse needs.

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Northern Illinois University

Department of English

As a community of poets, authors, linguists, and lovers of the written word, Northern Illinois University is honored to be the international home of Sigma Tau Delta and proud partners in celebrating English. No matter how you choose to celebrate English, the department has the resources you need to feed your passion—and the faculty and support you need to make it your purpose. Learn More

2015-Department-of-English-B&W-logo-CS5Fort Hays State University

Department of English: Graduate Program

Fort Hays State University’s beautiful and friendly campus provides a warm environment for a community of learners where small classes and accessible faculty translate into personal attention unparalleled by many programs. Fort Hays State offers a summers-only M.A. program (year-round option also available) with as little as 16 weeks of residency required. The NCA and NCATE accredited program offers reduced tuition for residents in Colorado, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, and is among the lowest out-of-state tuition rates in the country. The $35 application fee, no GRE requirement, and a streamlined application process make it easy to get started. Learn More

University of IndianapolisUniversity of Indianapolis

Department of English: Graduate TESOL Program

Launch your career internationally through UIndy TESOL. The TESOL (Teaching English as a Second or Other Language) master’s degree program is the perfect preparation to teach English abroad or to teach English to adults in the United States. A small student-to-faculty ratio means you’ll enjoy close faculty mentorship, and overseas partnerships in China and Taiwan afford opportunities for teaching practicums or internships. The program is open to students with a bachelor’s degree in any major. Learn More

Azusa Pacific UniversityAzusa Pacific University

Department of English: Graduate Program

Azusa Pacific University’s M.A. in English equips graduate students with advanced knowledge in the field of literary studies. Emerging from an active dialogue between Christianity and literature, graduates are prepared as scholars, writers, and teachers for cultural engagement from a Christian perspective. At Azusa, investigate the ways Christian Faith enriches the creative process of writers, scholars, teachers, and literary artists. Learn More

University of St. ThomasUniversity of St. Thomas, MN

Department of English: Graduate Program

The University of St. Thomas’ English M.A. Program is a dynamic, intellectual community focused on intensive study of literature, writing, and new media. While investigating a diverse array of texts, students develop professional skills in advanced writing, speaking, editing, research, and textual analysis. Students also have opportunities to gain work experience in editing, teaching, and program administration. The free online application and no GRE requirement make it easy to apply. Application deadline for fall 2016 is August 1. Learn More

NCTENational Council of Teachers of English

As a member of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE) you will enjoy exclusive pricing on conventions, meetings, and professional learning material, and discounts in the NCTE store. Additionally, you will have opportunities to connect through the Connected Community, an online resource- and information-sharing site for members, and the Literacy in Learning Exchange, an online site for individuals and school teams interested in building capacity for literacy teaching and learning. With your membership with also receive a subscription to The Council Chronicle, and access to NCTE’s digital journal archive. Join now and get connected. Learn More

The College of New Jersey LogoThe College of New Jersey

The College of New Jersey is an exemplar of the best in public higher education and consistently is acknowledged as one of the top comprehensive colleges in the nation. The college offers everything from pre-college programs for high school students to graduate programs in Education, Counseling, Nursing, English, and Women’s and Gender Studies. The College of New Jersey stresses inquiry, critical thinking, intellectual integrity, and professional collaboration, with an emphasis on connections across theory, research, and practice. Learn More

University of Southern Mississippi

University of Southern Mississippi

Department of English: Graduate Program

The University of Southern Mississippi’s English Graduate Program offers both M.A. and Ph.D. degrees with emphases in literature or creative writing, as well as an English education emphasis at the M.A. level. The interaction in and out of the classroom among students from a variety of backgrounds and academic interests makes for a lively and dynamic intellectual environment. With approximately eighty active students, the graduate program maintains a lively and robust culture of intellectual and creative activity. Learn More

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Department of English: Graduate Program

The Department of English at the University of Nevada, Reno confers M.A., M.F.A., and Ph.D. degrees with emphases that allow students to specialize in Literature, Rhetoric and Composition, Creative Writing, and Language and Linguistics, while benefiting from strong mentorship and diverse course offerings. The department is excited to announce two new offerings in their graduate program, with admissions currently open for the M.F.A. and the M.A. emphasis in Public Engagement. Learn More

belltower-blackWestern Illinois University

Department of English: Graduate Program

Study literature and writing with award winning faculty in a personalized English M.A. program. Recent Western Illinois University graduates have made careers teaching literature and writing in community colleges, teaching English overseas, in editing, technical writing, management, and public relations. Many also go on to earn the Ph.D. in English. The department awards 16 fully-funded Teaching Assistantships each academic year. Learn More

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