Category: News
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News of Note the Week of May 19
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Read More: News of Note the Week of May 19Eddy faculty and staff are on the move! The Little Guys crew will spend the week transferring years of files and accumulated furniture from faculty, offices, and classrooms in the east and south sides of Eddy. At one point there were at least 13 movers at the same time…
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Alumni Profile: Brianna Wilkins
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Read More: Alumni Profile: Brianna WilkinsSpring semester is done, graduation ceremonies have commenced and gone, and the renovation of Eddy Hall has officially begun. Where did the time go? Our first set of Communication Interns in the English department have also finished their work with us. We are so sad to see Brianna and Evelyn…
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News of Note for the Week of May 12th
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of May 12thThe Eddy Building will be going through a remodel beginning the week of May 19th! The English Department offices will move over to the Behavioral Sciences Building, Rooms A104-112. The phone number will remain the same. The Writing Center will be relocating to Johnson Hall Room 119 for the summer…
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Faculty Profile: Sue Doe
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sue DoeAssociate Professor Sue Doe teaches courses in Composition, Autoethnographic Theory and Method, Research Methods, and Graduate Student Preparation for Writing in the Disciplines. She does research in three distinct areas—academic labor, writing across the curriculum, and student-veteran writing in the post-9/11 era. Coauthor of the faculty development book Concepts and Choices:…
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News of Note from the Week of May 5th
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Read More: News of Note from the Week of May 5thDid you know that Eddy Hall is undergoing a remodel? It will begin soon and take about 16 months. This week, they put up one panel of the new facade on the south side of the building (see above image), and half of the third floor is packing their things…
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Reading Series: Ben Findlay and Kaelyn Riley
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Read More: Reading Series: Ben Findlay and Kaelyn RileyAt the final MFA reading of the semester, the two readers were Ben Findlay and Kaelyn Riley, a fiction writer and a poet (respectively). The crowd was rather large for the UCA, and because I was early, I had the pleasure of watching people scramble trying to gather enough chairs…
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Reading Series: Brenda Hillman and Robert Hass
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Read More: Reading Series: Brenda Hillman and Robert HassFor the April 24th reading with Brenda Hillman and Robert Hass, we were not in the University Art Museum at the UCA. This time, we had the prestigious North Ballroom in the LSC because the large crowd of people who came to see these two poets would have knocked all…
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Faculty Profile: Judy Doenges
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Judy DoengesAssociate Professor Judy Doenges teaches graduate and undergraduate fiction writing workshops and literature courses. She has published a novel, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World. Her short fiction collection, What She Left Me, won a Ferro-Grumley Award, a Washington State Governor’s Writers Award, the Bakeless Prize, and was named…
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Alumna Profile: Brenna Yovanoff
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Read More: Alumna Profile: Brenna YovanoffBrenna Yovanoff MFA, Creative Writing, 2006 http://brennayovanoff.com/ How did your major prepare you for the job, the life you have now? The MFA program helped me in a lot of ways, but I’d say the biggest thing was probably that it taught me how to take critique and also to…
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Summer and Fall 2013 Internships Available!
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Read More: Summer and Fall 2013 Internships Available!Unless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Please note that both lists are likely to grow with more opportunities, so stay tuned! SUMMER: Social Media Intern, Poudre River Library District (Ft. Collins) Intern, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) Prospect Research Internship, Trees, Water,…