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Jason Denman presented a paper titled "And I Grew by Giving:  Self-Tyranny in Dryden's All for Love" at the Spring 2006 New York College English Association conference.  His article, "Anatomizing the Body Politic:  Corporeal Rhetoric in The Maid’s Tragedy," is forthcoming in Philological Quarterly.


Mary Ann Janda and Writing Center Tutors Connor Downing and Kristian Whipple presented a paper titled "The Utica College Writing Center:  A Moveable Feast" at the Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Conference at the U.S. Naval Academy on April 8, 2006.


Gary Leising presented at two conferences in March, giving papers titled "Narrative, Drama, and the Long Poem in Glyn Maxwell's The Sugar Mile" at the Northeast Modern Language Association Conference and "Learning to Revise Poems by Role Playing as Renowned Poet" at the Pedagogy Forum at the Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference.  He also has poems forthcoming in the Paterson Literary Review, Sou'wester, and The Cincinnati Review, and a book review forthcoming in Pleiades.

Lisa Orr's book, Transforming American Realism:  Working-Class Women Writers of the Twentieth Century, was published by University Press of America.

Diane Matza has an article "A Leap of Faith, Sephardi Style" forthcoming in Studies in American Jewish Fiction.
Jim Scannell presented a paper titled "Outside Should Suffice for Evidence:  Browning's Politics and the Legacy of Anglo-American Liberalism" at the Spring 2006 College English Association Conference in San Antonio.
Barbara Witucki presented a paper titled "Hesiod and Mary Shelley's The Last Man" at the 41st Annual Comparative Literature Conference at Cal State/Long Beach.  She also participated in the 2006 summer seminar "Teaching Homer Across the Curriculum," co-sponsored by the Hellenic Center and the Council of Independent Colleges in Washinton, D.C.