Siegfried Huffnagle: Meet the New Communications Liaison

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At Stonehenge, 2014

    The GW English Department is proud to announce that Siegfried Huffnagle will be the communications liaison for the spring 2015 semester! As communications liaison, Siegfried will be contributing to the production and management of content on this blog, our Twitter, and Facebook page.
    Hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, Siegfried is now in his third year of his pursuit of a B.A. in English at GW. Some of his favorite works include Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, and E.M. Forster’s A Room With a View. His major interests are focused around travel, adventure, writing, and photography. Some of his biggest goals include paddling the length of the Mississippi, producing a memoir, and hiking the Appalachian Trail.

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