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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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Faculty Profile: Ellen Brinks
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Ellen Brinks~from intern Haley Huffman Ellen Brinks is the graduate program coordinator for the English Department, but her passions extend far beyond the scheduling, staffing and training that make up a large portion of her responsibilities. She thinks of herself “first and foremost as a teacher, advisor and mentor for undergrads…
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What We Are Working On
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Read More: What We Are Working On~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub Those of us in it know that the English department is a diverse place where the possibilities for study and work are boundless. That said, even I am amazed when I hear what sorts of things people are working on – reading, studying, researching, teaching, writing,…
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Adaptive Challenges Symposium: On Work, Knowledge, and Safety in the U.S. Fireservice
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Read More: Adaptive Challenges Symposium: On Work, Knowledge, and Safety in the U.S. FireserviceOn Friday, firefighters, researchers, and fire-service officials are gathering at the Colorado State University Powerhouse Campus for the Adaptive Challenges Symposium. The event is sponsored by Poudre Fire Authority and organized by Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and Composition Tim Amidon in collaboration with Professor Elizabeth Williams in Communication Studies, Professor…
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News of Note Week of October 17th
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Read More: News of Note Week of October 17thThe Center for Literary Publishing is delighted to announce that The Verging Cities, by Natalie Scenters-Zapico, a 2015 Mountain West Poetry Series title, has won the Utah Book Award in Poetry. This is the second year in a row that a CLP title has won the award (last year it…
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Humans of Eddy: Kelly Weber
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Kelly Weber~ from intern Joyce Bohling Kelly Weber is a first-year graduate student in the MFA Poetry program and graduate teaching assistant (GTA) for CO150. What projects are you working on currently? (In my poetry,) I’ve been trying to explore different methods of form and also going back and forth between things…
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Faculty Profile: Dana Masden
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Dana Masden~from intern Joyce Bohling Dana Masden English Teaching Faculty, (CO150, CO300, Intro to Lit, Beginning Creative Writing and 20th Century Fiction, as well as CO150 online) MFA: Creative Writing (she’s also an alumna!) What brought you to CSU? I came to CSU for my MFA in 2005. Every other school…
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Alumni Profile: Jessica Patterson
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Read More: Alumni Profile: Jessica Patterson~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub Disclaimer: I went to graduate school with Jessica Patterson. She’s my friend. We met at a time in our lives that feels like “just before” somehow, and it’s been such a joy to keep in touch, to be friends as we’ve both continued to unravel and…
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Nora Naranjo Morse Visit: Magic and Medicine
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Read More: Nora Naranjo Morse Visit: Magic and Medicine~by English Department Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub Phi Beta Kappa along with the English department welcomed poet and sculptor Nora Naranjo Morse to CSU for a two day series of events – class presentations and discussions with students, as well as a public lecture. She will travel to ten…
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News of Note Week of October 10
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Read More: News of Note Week of October 10On October 8 Leif Sorensen presented his paper “Constructing the Pulp Genre System” at the First Annual Pulp Studies Symposium hosted by James Madison University. Joanna Doxey’s book of poetry, Plainspeak, WY, is now available for pre-order through Platypus Press (in the UK) here: http://platypuspress.co.uk/plainspeakwy. The first twenty-five copies reserved will receive…
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Faculty Profile: Sarah Sloane & Semester at Sea
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sarah Sloane & Semester at SeaIn June 2016, Colorado State University officially became the campus partner of Semester at Sea, an international academic program through which students from over 100 campuses spend a semester taking courses onboard a ship, each course’s curriculum directly tied to the places and ports visited. Professor Sarah Sloane, who first taught on…