FrankenTerps Events

• Ongoing, August through December. Exhibitions in the Libraries. Architecture, Art, STEM, Hornbake Special Collections, Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library, McKeldin Library, Library Media Services
• 10.17.2018: Screening, "Young Frankenstein," McKeldin Special Events Room, 6137 McKeldin Library, featuring "FrankenTerps" ice cream from the Dairy
• 10.22.2018: Deadline for submissions for Literary Competition
• 10.24.2018-10.31.2018: FrankenTerps Community Print at BookLab, 3248 Tawes Hall
• 10.31.2018: Marathon Reading of Frankenstein begins at 9 am. For the finale at 6pm, a celebration with FrankenTerps ice cream (courtesy of the Dairy), a costume contest, and awarding prizes for the short story competition. McKeldin Special Events Room, 6137 McKeldin Library
• 11.09.2018: "The Body of Frankenstein: A One Day Anatomy", 2115 Tawes Hall

FrankenTerps Courses

• These courses engage in some way with Shelley's novel or texts inspired by it.
• ENGL 150: Uncanny Technologies: Monsters, Droids, and Vampires (James Goodwin)
• ENGL 250/WMST 255: Reading Women Writing (Emilee Durand)
• ENGL 255: Literature of Science and Technology (Konstantinos Pozoukidis)
• ENGL 378A: Medical Humanities: Science, Rhetoric, and LIterature (Rosser Matthews)
• ENGL 378C: Digital Fiction (Matthew Kirschenbaum)
• ENGL 384: Concepts of Grammar (Michael Israel)
• ENGL 385: English Semantics (Michael Isreal)
• ENGL 390H: Science Writing (Marybeth Shea)
• ENGL 393, sections 0001 and 1603: Technical Writing (Patrick Nelson)
• ENGL 394, sections 9007, 9008, 9009, 9010: Professional Writing (Karen Angeline)
• ENGL 394, sections 9011, 9012, 9013, 9014: Business Writing (Pamela Orel)
• ENGL 416: Literature of the Eighteenth Century, 1700-1750 (Tita Chico)
• ENGL 428K: Literary Spinoffs: Rewriting & Reprising the Classics (Edlie Wong)
• ENGL 455: The Eighteenth-Century English Novel (Laura Rosenthal)
• ENGL 472: African America Literature, 1945-Present (Laura Williams)
• ENGL 478O: Body of Frankenstein (Orrin Wang)
• ENGL 702: Cultures of Theory: Media from Renaissance to Romanticism (Scott Trudell and Orrin Wang)
• ENGL 729G: Seminar: Technologies of Wonder: Eigtheenth-Century Literature and Science (Tita Chico)

FrankenTerps Sponsors

• The Keats-Shelley Association of America and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
• Area institutions, including Old Greenbelt Theatre, American University, George Mason University, and Georgetown University
• At the University of Maryland, participating units include the Center for LIterary & Comparative Studies, the Center for Synergy, the program in Film Studies, the Department of English, the Department of Women's Studies, Honors Humanities, the College of Arts and Humanities, the Honors College, the Dairy, the Pepsi Fund for Campus Enhancement, the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities, the Office of Undergraduate Studies, the Libraries, and the Division of Research
• FrankenReads Organization and Project Page