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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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Reading Series: Selah Saterstrom, a Reflection by Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: Reading Series: Selah Saterstrom, a Reflection by Ashley AlfirevicAt once both warmly familiar and strangely terrifying, Selah Saterstrom’s writing took what I felt to be a comforting ritual and turned it on its head. Reinvigorating what I knew as literature and as reading, Saterstrom injected an electrifying pulse of stark realism, dark humor, and disturbing imagery into the…
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English Department Retreat: See Change 2
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Read More: English Department Retreat: See Change 2~from Communications Coordinator Jill Salahub On Monday, the English department gathered in a conference room at the Hilton Hotel for a full day, whole department retreat. Four years ago, we had a similar event. A lot of good came out of that first See Change, and the joy of all being in…
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Humans of Eddy: Caroline Pachak
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Caroline PachakCaroline Pachak English Major (Literature) What do you like most about your major? I really love reading and books in general, so my favorite thing about being an English Lit. major is that I get to read books and talk about what I’ve read, like, all day, erry day! How…
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Summer 2016 Internships Available!
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Read More: Summer 2016 Internships Available!Unless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. Publishing/Editorial Internships: Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) http://www.bloomsburyreview.com/intern.html Writing/Editorial Internships (several positions), The Borgen Project (remote) http://borgenproject.org/telecommute-internships/ Editorial Internship, Tethered by Letters (Denver or remote) http://tetheredbyletters.com/about/jobs/ Editorial Internship (Summer & Fall), Ruminate Literary Magazine,…
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News of Note Week of April 11
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Read More: News of Note Week of April 11Tim Amidon participated in a one-day research methods workshop, “Modeling Qualitative Data,” where he received feedback on data visualizations that will be used in an upcoming article. The workshop was led by Clay Spinuzzi and hosted by the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing (ATTW). Tim Amidon led a working…
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Summer 2016 Internships Available
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Read More: Summer 2016 Internships AvailableSummer 2016 Internships Available! Unless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. Publishing/Editorial Internships: Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) http://www.bloomsburyreview.com/intern.html Writing/Editorial Internships (several positions), The Borgen Project (remote) http://borgenproject.org/telecommute-internships/ Editorial Internship, Tethered by Letters (Denver or remote) http://tetheredbyletters.com/about/jobs/ Editorial Internship (Summer &…
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New CLA Dean Announced!
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Read More: New CLA Dean Announced!Dr. Benjamin Withers, art historian and current associate provost for undergraduate education at University of Kentucky, has been chosen to succeed Ann Gill as dean of our college upon her retirement. Congratulations Ben! Dr. Withers will begin his appointment on July 1st. Read more here: http://source.colostate.edu/kentuckys-withers-named-dean-csus-college-liberal-arts/
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Rams Leading Rams Event, Reflections from Interns Beth Campbell and Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: Rams Leading Rams Event, Reflections from Interns Beth Campbell and Ashley AlfirevicRams Leading Rams at LSC! @CSUCareerCenter pic.twitter.com/fUsYkwgLod — CSU English (@english_csu) April 5, 2016 ~Tweeted by intern Ashley Alfirevic on the day of the event ~By Beth Campbell I strolled into the Lory Student Center that afternoon, drawing confidence from the click of my heels and the swish of my…
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Rekindle the Classics: Shakespeare’s "Macbeth"
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: Shakespeare’s "Macbeth"~by Beth Campbell, English Department Communications Intern For centuries before our own, it was not Instagram or Netflix or the latest celebrity gossip that captivated the mind. It was not whatever so-and-so tweeted or posted or funny cat videos. Evenings were spent surrounded by good company steeped in intelligent conversation.…
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MFA Thesis Reading: Melissa Hohl and John McDonough, a Reflection by Kaitlyn Phillips
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Read More: MFA Thesis Reading: Melissa Hohl and John McDonough, a Reflection by Kaitlyn PhillipsCreative Writing Reading Series MFA Thesis Reading, Melissa Hohl and John McDonough ~From English Department Communications Intern Kaitlyn Phillips As I walked into the Clara Hatton gallery, I noticed first the energy and the atmosphere; dozens of happy voices bounced from wall to wall and back, the result one hundred…