The MLA offers $3,000 course development grants to support faculty members in developing an innovative or interdisciplinary course or educational program aimed at engaging students in the humanities. Applicants must meet eligibility requirements and submit an application by 5 September. Learn about past winners and apply for the grant!
Publication Spotlight
New Volume on British and American Satire
Explorethe latest approaches to teaching current and historical satire in this new MLA volume.
Free Online Research Course for Your Students
Teaching literature or writing this fall? Then check out the MLA Bibliography’s free online course on how to use databases to do research. Students can earn badges for each section they complete as well as a course-completion badge.
Help Students Write Better Essays
How can you prepare your students to write at the college level? In an MLA Style Center post, an expert writing instructor shares strategies that high school and college teachers can use to help students develop their research and writing skills.
What Is the MLA Action Network?
The MLA Action Network offers stories and tools to help youadvocate for the humanities and higher education. Learn about resources for contingent faculty members and more!
Call for Papers: Two New MLA Volumes
Share your experience teaching "lost and found" texts in rhetoric and composition or teaching the Mexican Revolution by proposing an essay for an MLA volume in development.
