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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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Graduation – Spring 2020
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Read More: Graduation – Spring 2020This spring the Department of English recognizes all of our graduating students on their momentous accomplishments.
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English Alumna Serves up History in Cookbook
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Read More: English Alumna Serves up History in CookbookInspiration from her master’s thesis led CSU Alumna Ann Diaz into a two-year project aiming to bridge the “civilian-military gap.” Proceeds from the anthology cookbook support veterans’ programs.
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Writing While Quarantining with Two Young Children, by Sarah Olson
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Read More: Writing While Quarantining with Two Young Children, by Sarah OlsonHere’s the thing about writing while quarantining with two young children: there is no waiting for the muse to appear or inspiration to strike…
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The path to professorship: CSU English alumna describes circuitous path to creative writing tenure-track position
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Read More: The path to professorship: CSU English alumna describes circuitous path to creative writing tenure-track positionEntering the Master of Fine Arts program in creative writing redefined Felicia Zamora’s professional trajectory in a way that continues to support her personal aspirations. Zamora (MFA ’12, Creative Writing) has accepted a tenure-track position as assistant professor of English at University of Cincinnati, where she begins in fall.
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Becoming a Writer, by JV Genova
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Read More: Becoming a Writer, by JV GenovaWere you to ask me—more years ago than I care to mention, back when I was a child playing my Atari—what I wanted to be when I grew up, my answer would have been, “a writer.”
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Words for the Earth: English professor and Guggenheim fellow Camille Dungy shares environmental poems
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Read More: Words for the Earth: English professor and Guggenheim fellow Camille Dungy shares environmental poemsCSU English professor and Guggenheim fellow Camille Dungy reads three poems in acknowledgment of the space we share with our planetary co-habitants.
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Continue mission: A voice for veterans
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Read More: Continue mission: A voice for veteransStudent-veteran Ryan Lanham continues his mission by giving voice to others affected by military life through the Veterans Writing Workshop. Click to join.
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I Came to Grad School to Quarantine Myself, by Hannah Barnhart
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Read More: I Came to Grad School to Quarantine Myself, by Hannah Barnhart…Excluding those who are working the front lines in health care, essential service employees, or parents who are taking on extra responsibilities, the majority of us who are sheltering-in-place, staying-at-home, and waiting out this pandemic, life is a little less busy…
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University Writing Center seeks Graduate Student Consultants: Apply by April 20
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Read More: University Writing Center seeks Graduate Student Consultants: Apply by April 20The University Writing Center is hiring grad-student consultants. This page includes all the information you need to apply by April 20.
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Weathering outbreak abroad: CSU English alum teaches in China during COVID-19 pandemic
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Read More: Weathering outbreak abroad: CSU English alum teaches in China during COVID-19 pandemicAs the novel coronavirus sweeps across the globe CSU English alumna Kristen Mullen teaches in China — the site of her 2015 summer teaching program.