Category: News
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Writer's Harvest
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Read More: Writer's HarvestNovember 16, 2017 marked the 2017 Writer’s Harvest presented by the CSU English Department Creative Writing Reading Series. The event was a twofold community project: one part literary reading and one part food drive with proceeds going to the Larimer County Food Bank. Many attendees brought nonperishable foods to donate,…
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Spring 2018 Internships
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Read More: Spring 2018 InternshipsSpring 2018 Internships Available! Unless otherwise noted, the internships listed below are open to qualifying undergraduate and graduate students. Publishing/Editorial Internships: Editorial Interns, Bloomsbury Review (Denver, CO) http://www.bloomsburyreview.com/intern.html Writing/Editorial Internships (several positions), The Borgen Project (remote) http://borgenproject.org/telecommute-internships/ Journalism Internship, High Country News (Paonia, CO), Application deadlines: Winter/Spring, Nov. 1st; Summer/Fall, March…
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Online Scholarship Application Open!
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Read More: Online Scholarship Application Open!Online scholarship application opened December 1 for the College of Liberal Arts. Most of the English department scholarships will be listed in AcademicWorks, the online application on the College of Liberal Arts website. They can also be found by logging into RamWeb and selecting the CSU Application link. Check out this list…
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Looking for a Class? Join the English Department in Spring 2018!
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Read More: Looking for a Class? Join the English Department in Spring 2018!Registration for the Spring Semester is still open and the English department has a wide variety of classes for next semester. Whether you’re an English major or just interested in any of the themes our courses cover, we’d love to see you register for one of these amazing classes. Right…
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Looking for a Class? Join the English Department in Spring 2018!
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Read More: Looking for a Class? Join the English Department in Spring 2018!Registration for the Spring Semester is still open and the English department has a wide variety of classes for next semester. Whether you’re an English major or just interested in any of the themes our courses cover, we’d love to see you register for one of these amazing classes. Right…
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Getting Published in Peer Reviewed Journals
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Read More: Getting Published in Peer Reviewed JournalsFor any graduate student, the need to be published can feel overwhelming at times. The College of Liberal Arts (CLA) recently held a panel to give students and faculty advice on getting published in peer reviewed journals. The panel included six faculty members from the CLA: Dr. Michael Carolan, Associate…
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Creative Writing Reading Series: Felicia Zamora
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Read More: Creative Writing Reading Series: Felicia ZamoraPoet and CSU alumna Felicia Zamora returned to campus for a Creative Writing Reading Series reading. The reading series is part of the CLA 2017 Diversity and Inclusion theme. This is an important theme for Zamora and her writing. Just last year, Zamora’s Of Form & Gather was awarded the…
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Native American Heritage Month: Diane Glancy
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Read More: Native American Heritage Month: Diane GlancyDiane Glancy is a teacher, poet, author and playwright. She was born in 1941 in Kansas City, Missouri, to a Cherokee father and an English/German mother. Early in her life, she chose to identify as a Cherokee Native American, accepting the consequences and struggles inherent in claiming a Native American heritage. She…
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Native American Heritage Month: Charles Eastman
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Read More: Native American Heritage Month: Charles EastmanCharles Eastman, born Hakadah in 1858, was a Santee Dakota author, national lecturer, and activist for Native American rights. Eastman was born on a Santee Dakota reservation near Redwood Falls, Minnesota where he grew up under the care of his maternal grandmother after being separated from his family during the…
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Native American Heritage Month: Winona LaDuke
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Read More: Native American Heritage Month: Winona LaDukeWinona LaDuke is an environmentalist, economist, and writer. Her father was from the Ojibwe White Earth Reservation in Minnesota, and her mother of Jewish European ancestry from the Bronx, New York. LaDuke was born in Los Angeles, California, but raised mostly in Ashland, Oregon, where her mother was an art instructor…