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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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Alumni Profile: Whitney Pratz
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Read More: Alumni Profile: Whitney PratzWhitney Pratz Operations Manager, The Planetary Society BA 2007, MFA 2010 How did your major prepare you for the job, the life you have now? How did you get from your major to the work, the life you have now? Majoring in English for both my undergraduate and graduate degrees…
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2016 Summer Education Abroad Program: Zambia
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Read More: 2016 Summer Education Abroad Program: ZambiaAn important message from Professor Ellen Brinks: Dear English students, Are you interested in doing meaningful community education and community health work this summer – in Africa? And earning three academic credits for it? As faculty-director of the 2016 summer Education abroad program in Zambia (May 22-June 11, 2016), I wanted…
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Give a Gift to the Department of English
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Read More: Give a Gift to the Department of EnglishDonors support our students through scholarships, fellowships, and endowments. Students tell us that receiving donor support allowed them to focus on their studies by reducing the hours needed for part-time work. Donor support also advances the high-quality education that students need for any future endeavor that requires critical thinking, clear communication,…
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Spring 2016 Internships Available
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Read More: Spring 2016 Internships AvailableUnless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. SPRING: Publishing/Editorial Internships: Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) Writing/Editorial Internships (several positions), The Borgen Project (remote) Educational Internships: Adult ESL Teacher, Global Refugee Center (Greeley, CO) Grading Assistant, NCTE@CSU with Poudre High School…
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Spring 2016 Internships Available
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Read More: Spring 2016 Internships AvailableUnless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. SPRING: Publishing/Editorial Internships: Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) Writing/Editorial Internships (several positions), The Borgen Project (remote) Educational Internships: Adult ESL Teacher, Global Refugee Center (Greeley, CO) Grading Assistant, NCTE@CSU with Poudre High School…
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Faculty Profile: Amanda Memoli
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Amanda MemoliThe 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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News of Note Week of December 14th
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Read More: News of Note Week of December 14thTom Conway received news that he was chosen for a College of Liberal Arts Excellence in Teaching Award. Jaime Jordan along with her husband, Robert Jordan (who teaches in the history dept) was awarded a 2016 Carl A. Bimson Humanities Endowment entitled “Digital Humanities in the Classroom: Empowering Student Scholars…
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News of Note Week of November 7th
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Read More: News of Note Week of November 7thZach Hutchins has been awarded a 2016 Fellowship by the National Endowment for the Humanities. NEH support will facilitate research on Hutchins’s current book project, a prehistory of the North American slave narrative. For his research, Hutchins is reading thousands of issues of early American newspapers and transcribing every news…
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9 Unique Gifts for Literature Lovers
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Read More: 9 Unique Gifts for Literature LoversWith finals approaching and papers, projects, and presentations looming for us English majors, you may also have one thing in the back of your mind that you’ve been avoiding: holiday shopping. How are you supposed to find that perfect gift for your best friend or your significant other? When…
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MFA Thesis Reading, a Reflection from Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: MFA Thesis Reading, a Reflection from Ashley Alfirevic~from English Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic For the last time of the Fall semester, everyone gathered in the UCA’s Art Gallery for the final Creative Wring and Reading Series event. Though the readings always feel congenial with all of the friendly faces of the English Department, I knew less…