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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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Accepting Applications for English Department Communications Internship
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Read More: Accepting Applications for English Department Communications InternshipEnglish Department Communications Internship Number of positions: 1 Internship term: Spring 2016 Semester, 15 weeks, January 19th – May 6th, 2016 Total credits: 2 Hours: 80 hours (40 per credit hour), approximately 5 per week Stipend: $500 Application Deadline: TBA The English Department is looking for two engaged, self-motivated, responsible,…
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News of Note Week of October 26th
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Read More: News of Note Week of October 26thTobi Jacobi presented at the Community Writing Conference in Boulder on Friday, October 16. She gave a retrospective talk on 10 years of directing the SpeakOut writing program and co-facilitated a “deep think tank” workshop on homelessness, prison, and poverty with Phyllis Ryder, Paula Mathieu, Mike Homner, and Isabel McDevitt.…
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The best places at CSU to read, write, and study
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Read More: The best places at CSU to read, write, and study~by English Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic In the CSU English Department’s first of many upcoming listicles, we’re spotlighting some of the best places at CSU to read, write, and study. This week, I took to our Twitter and Instagram pages to share some of my favorite #secretstudyspots around campus. …
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News of Note, Week of October 19th
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Read More: News of Note, Week of October 19thDan Beachy-Quick went to Yale University last week to meet with the Poetics Work Group to discuss his most recent book, gentlessness. Antero Garcia published a blog post for DMLCentral discussing the racism of #BoycottStarWarsVII and the implications for classrooms: http://dmlcentral.net/boycottstarwarsvii-racism-and-classroom-responsibility/ Cindy O’Donnell-Allen presented last week at the annual conference of the Associations of…
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Humans of Eddy: Joelle Paulson
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Joelle PaulsonThis is a special Humans of Eddy post. Joelle Paulson is both a department alumna and a current faculty member. Over the summer and into the fall, she helped create content for the department blog and Facebook page, and she helped some of her colleagues enhance their faculty pages. Before that, she did some great…
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David Baker Reading, a Reflection from Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: David Baker Reading, a Reflection from Ashley Alfirevic~by English Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic Collectible trading cards, practice footage, and man-and-ball portraits currently occupy the walls of the UCA’s Art Gallery. “I just don’t get all the football stuff,” someone behind me murmured as an aside. Granted, we were all there to listen to David Baker’s prolific…
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Homecoming Open House: a Recap and Gratitude
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Read More: Homecoming Open House: a Recap and GratitudeThe Homecoming Open House was a success! Read more about it here, and see the full set of pictures on our Facebook page.
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Homecoming Open House: a Recap and Gratitude
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Read More: Homecoming Open House: a Recap and GratitudeFrom department chair Louann Reid: Homecoming was a hit! Thank you to Pam Coke and Rebecca Kennedy, who organized the event, and to the scores of people who helped make it successful. Marnie, Sheila, and Sue helped us prepare and clean up; work-study students Kayla and Mike were instrumental in some…
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Humans of Eddy: Taylor Heussner
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Read More: Humans of Eddy: Taylor Heussnerfrom English Department Communications Coordinator Ashley Alfirevic Back when we were both on the Greyrock Review, Taylor served as our group’s fearless leader, tackling everything from editing to formatting. Now, she’s working on some pretty cool stuff and stopped to chat with us about Eddy, NYC, and NBC. Taylor Heussner…
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NCTE National Day of Writing at CSU
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Read More: NCTE National Day of Writing at CSUNCTE’s Seventh Annual National Day on Writing is being celebrated today. The theme this year is #WhyIWrite. NCTE answers the question “Why a National Day on Writing?” this way: In light of the significance of writing in our national life, to draw attention to the remarkable variety of writing we…