Category: Faculty Profiles
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Faculty (and Alumni) Profile: Bruce Shields
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Read More: Faculty (and Alumni) Profile: Bruce ShieldsBruce Shields is a 2012 graduate of CSU’s MFA in fiction writing program. He currently teaches composition and English courses, as well as works as the Associate Director of the Writing Center. How would you describe your work in the English Department? It’s dynamic and challenging every day and that’s…
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Faculty Profile: Lynn Shutters
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Lynn ShuttersLynn Shutters, Special Assistant Professor, Literature. B.A., English, University of Virginia; M.A. and Ph.D., English, New York University. Dr. Shutters teaches early literature and women and gender studies at CSU. Her academic interests include representations of love, sex, and marriage in medieval literature; representations of non-Western peoples in medieval literature;…
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Faculty Profile: Sean Waters
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sean WatersThe 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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Monfort Professor Lecture: Dan Beachy-Quick
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Read More: Monfort Professor Lecture: Dan Beachy-QuickWhat: Monfort Professor Lecture When: 4 pm April 1st Where: 101 Pathology Who: Dan Beachy-Quick, a CSU English professor, will present a talk entitled “Considering the Made-Thing: Thoughts on Poetry, Ancient Greek, and the Strange Difficulty of Quietness.” Dan Beachy-Quick, the first CSU faculty member in the humanities to receive…
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Faculty Profile: Catherine Ratliff
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Catherine RatliffThe 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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Faculty Profile: Kristen Foster
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Kristen FosterThe 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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Professor Ellen Brinks Talks Study Abroad Zambia and the Peace Corps
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Read More: Professor Ellen Brinks Talks Study Abroad Zambia and the Peace CorpsEnglish Department Communications Intern Marina Miller recently interviewed Professor Ellen Brinks about the Peace Corps Masters International program here in the English department at CSU and her upcoming Study Abroad trip to Zambia. You’re an advocate for the Peace Corps, how did that come about? If you were in the…
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Faculty Profile: Sasha Steensen
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sasha SteensenAssociate Professor Sasha Steensen teaches poetry workshops and literature courses. She is the author of House of Deer (Fence Books, 2014); The Method (Fence Books, 2008); A Magic Book, which won the Alberta duPont Bonsal Prize (Fence Books, 2004); Waters: A Lenten Poem (Free Poetry, 2012); A History of the…
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Faculty Profile: Timothy Amidon
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Timothy AmidonTim Amidon is an assistant professor in English at Colorado State University where he teaches courses designed to explore the intersections between rhetoric, composing, and multimodal literacies. His research interests surround the intersections of digital rhetorics, working-class literacies, economies of production, and technical communication. Why is it important to study…