As a teacher educator, literacy scholar, professor and chair of the English department at Colorado State University, Louann Reid has devoted her professional life to teaching and leading others.
Katie Naughton (MFA, ’16) is the author of The Real Ethereal, recently published by Delete Press. Read on to learn about Naughton’s debut poetry collection, creative practice, and more.
From his early days at Colorado State University to his pivotal role in revitalizing Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, Norman Harris III (B.A., ‘99) has made significant strides in community engagement and cultural preservation. As the Executive Director dedicated to restoring this historic area, Harris is also the driving force behind the nation’s largest Juneteenth celebration, blending his passion for heritage with dynamic event planning. Discover how Harris’ journey has led to profound impacts on both his community and the enduring legacy of Juneteenth.
After more than a decade of thoughtful leadership and dedicated service, Professor Louann Reid is stepping down from Chair of the English department at Colorado State University. Starting July 15, 2024, University Distinguished Teaching Scholar and Professor Dan Beachy-Quick will serve as Interim Chair through the end of the fall semester, while a robust search is conducted to hire the next Chair.
Earlier this summer, the English department had a chance to chat with cookie egret and Ricki Ginsberg about their spring residency experiences at Wolverine Farm Publick House and how this time has shaped their writing and reading practices.
Thorson previously served as the associate dean for strategic initiatives in the College of Communication Arts & Sciences at Michigan State University.
The marquee podcast of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Immaterial: 5,000 Years of Art, One Material at a Time is back for a second season with CSU University Distinguished Professor Camille Dungy returning as host.
Every year, Colorado State University celebrates employees achieving a decade of service or more. Congratulations to our wonderful faculty and staff on reaching major milestones this year! The English department deeply appreciates your service and commitment to our students and community.
Visiting Assistant Professor Vauhini Vara has been selected as one of two authors to represent Colorado’s local literary heritage.
This May, University Distinguished Professor Camille Dungy was chosen to deliver the commencement address for Western Colorado University, and was awarded an honorary degree by the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Congrats, Professor Dungy!
