Help! I need someone right now!

If you need to locate a faculty member, obtain a drop/add form, or have an urgent question, the best place to go is the Information Office in Dunleavy 315. The staff who work there can help direct your queries.

I need your mailing address.

The mailing address for the English Department (and any faculty members that you might wish to contact by postal mail) is:

English Department
Niagara University
PO Box 2035
Niagara University NY 14109-2035

I have a general question about majoring in English.

If you have general questions about the English major, minor, or degree programs, please contact Dr. Jeanne Laurel in Dunleavy 352,call her at (716) 286-8628, or e-mail her at jlaurel@niagara.edu. Brochures about degrees in English are also available in the College of Arts and Sciences and Admissions offices.

I need to talk to someone about registering for courses, or what courses I need to take.

If you have questions about your specific degree program, please contact your faculty advisor. For faculty contact information, please see the faculty section of our Web site. To find out who your advisor is, please consult the lists on the bulletin boards on the third floor of Dunleavy Hall, or ask Evelyn Tracy, the department secretary for English and Philosophy, whose office is in Dunleavy 315.

I want to learn about the Writing Studies minor.

If you have questions about the Writing Studies minor, please contact Dr. Joseph Little in Dunleavy Hall 351, call him at (716) 286-8187, or e-mail him at jlittle@niagara.edu. Brochures about the Writing Studies program are also available in the College of Arts and Sciences and Admissions offices.

I'm in WRT 100 and I need to talk to someone.

If you have questions about the Writing 100 program, please e-mail Dr. Paula Kot at pkot@niagara.edu. You may also contact Dr. Erin Karper at ekarper@niagara.edu or call her at (716) 286-8631. Dr. Karper is also glad to take your questions and comments about the Web site, including any egregious errors that she may have inadvertently created.