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English Epilogue: October 2026
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English Epilogue is a monthly CSU English community newsletter. Here, you can catch up on department news, faculty and student achievements, upcoming events, opportunities, and highlights from across our vibrant…
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Creative Writing Reading Series: Cheryl Strayed (Fiction & Nonfiction)
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Read More: Creative Writing Reading Series: Cheryl Strayed (Fiction & Nonfiction)Chery Strayed is the author of the #1 New York Times bestselling memoir Wild, as well as the advice essay collection Tiny Beautiful Things and the novel Torch. “Her books have been translated into more than thirty languages around the world. Wild was chosen by Oprah Winfrey as her first…
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News of Note Week of March 9th
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 9thSpring Break at CSU begins Saturday, March 14 and ends Sunday, March 22. Next week, Tim Amidon will be traveling to Tampa, Florida to attend the Conference on College Composition and Communication. While at CCCCs, he will be leading the annual meeting of CCCC Intellectual Property (IP) Caucus, attending a…
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Alumni Profile: Kimberly Townsend (M.A. English: Literature, Peace Corps Masters International, Fall 2013)
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Read More: Alumni Profile: Kimberly Townsend (M.A. English: Literature, Peace Corps Masters International, Fall 2013)Read about Kimberly’s Peace Corps experience and what she’s up to now: http://english.colostate.edu/2015/03/alumni-profile-kimberly-townsend/
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CSU Writing Project Speaker Series on the Literacies of Contemporary Civic Life: Bud Hunt, March 31st
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Read More: CSU Writing Project Speaker Series on the Literacies of Contemporary Civic Life: Bud Hunt, March 31stOn Tues., 3/31, 5:30-6:30, CSU alumnus Bud Hunt will join us for a talk called “Let’s Hack School: Learner Agency in a Time of New Technologies.” Bud is a nationally recognized expert on digital literacies, a White House ConnectEd Champion of Change, an NWP Connected Learning Ambassador, an educational blogger…
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Alumni Profile: Kimberly Townsend
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Read More: Alumni Profile: Kimberly TownsendKimberly Townsend M.A. English: Literature, Peace Corps Masters International (PCMI), Fall 2013 How did your major prepare you for the job, the life you have now? Currently, I work as a Management Support Assistant in the Office of Curatorial Affairs (OCA) at the Smithsonian’s National Museum for African American History…
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Faculty Profile: Catherine Ratliff
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Catherine RatliffThe English Department Non-Tenure Track Faculty (NTTF) Committee does all kinds of good work. One good thing is their newsletter “In Addition…News from the English Department’s NTTF Committee.” One of the features of the newsletter, which is sent monthly to NTTF in the department, is a faculty profile, which they’ve…
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Faculty Profile: Kristen Foster
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Kristen FosterThe English Department Non-Tenure Track Faculty (NTTF) Committee does all kinds of good work. One good thing is their newsletter “In Addition…News from the English Department’s NTTF Committee.” One of the features of the newsletter, which is sent monthly to NTTF in the department, is a faculty profile, which they’ve…
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Humans of Eddy: Davis Webster
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Davis Webster~from English Department Communications Intern Kara Nosal When my classmate Davis Webster mentioned that he had switched his major from Mechanical Engineering to English, I immediately thought to myself, “Why?” Then, instead of thinking to myself, I decided to interview him to get the full story. Here are Davis’ responses.…
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News of Note Week of March 2nd
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 2ndDan Beachy-Quick has been invited to be the Visiting Hurst Professor at Washington University in St. Louis next spring, a two week appointment. Also, his poem, titled “Poem,” included in an anthology titled Liberation to be published by Beacon Press next spring. Matthew Cooperman’s manuscript Spool has won the 2014…
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Monfort Professor Lecture: Dan Beachy-Quick, April 1st
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Read More: Monfort Professor Lecture: Dan Beachy-Quick, April 1stWhat: Monfort Professor Lecture When: 4 pm April 1st Where: 101 Pathology Who: Dan Beachy-Quick, a CSU English professor, will present a talk entitled “Considering the Made-Thing: Thoughts on Poetry, Ancient Greek, and the Strange Difficulty of Quietness.” Dan Beachy-Quick, the first CSU faculty member in the humanities to receive…