Category: News

  • English Department CLA Award Winners

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    Recently, the College of Liberal Arts (CLA) held their annual awards ceremony. Five members of the English department were honored. Sheila Dargon received the State Classified Award, Zach Hutchins and Kylan Rice were awarded for Excellence in Teaching, Tony Becker was presented with the Faculty Development Award, and Bruce Ronda…

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  • CLA Award Winners

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    Recently, the College of Liberal Arts (CLA) held their annual awards ceremony. Five members of the English department were honored. Sheila Dargon received the State Classified Award, Zach Hutchins and Kylan Rice were awarded for Excellence in Teaching, Tony Becker was presented with the Faculty Development Award, and Bruce Ronda…

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  • TEFL/TESL Student Association Had a Great Year!

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    The TEFL/TESL Student Association (TTSA) had another successful year filled with professional development activities, social gatherings, and community building events. As a registered GSA, TTSA strives to promote linguistic and cultural diversity, both here on campus and in the larger Fort Collins community. Read more about their year on the blog.

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  • TEFL/TESL Student Association Had a Great Year!

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    The TEFL/TESL Student Association (TTSA) had another successful year filled with professional development activities, social gatherings, and community building events. As a registered GSA, TTSA strives to promote linguistic and cultural diversity, both here on campus and in the larger Fort Collins community. They do this through many activities, including the…

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  • News of Note Week of May 8

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    The Center for Literary Publishing’s latest nonfiction anthology, Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays, will officially release May 15. The production team was Cedar Brant, Dana Chellman, Cory Cotten-Potter, Michelle LaCrosse, Morgan Riedl, and Stephanie G’Schwind. The book is available from CLP’s distributor, the University Press of Colorado, or via…

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  • Summer Reading List

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    Today is the last day of finals week, Spring 2017. As students finish tests and projects, and teachers wrap up their grading, it’s time to turn our attention to a very important question: What are you reading this summer? We asked the same of English department faculty and staff, and here…

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  • Student Spotlight: Scott Miller

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    Scott Miller English Major: Creative Writing Besides your current classes, what else are you doing or have you done that we should know about? Awards? Special projects? Travel? Service work? During my two years at CSU, I’ve received two Creative & Performing Arts Scholarship Awards, for Fiction and Creative Nonfiction.…

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  • News of Note Week of May 1

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    Harrison Candelaria Fletcher has a lyric essay, “Family Cookbook,” accepted by Florida Review. It’s part of a new collection exploring mixed-ness and in-between-ness. Camille Dungy’s poem, “Natural History,” was awarded a Pushcart Prize and will be played published in the Best of the Small Presses anthology. Joanna Doxey has a poem in the latest…

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  • Humans of Eddy: Cory Cotten-Potter

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    Cory Cotten-Potter is a second-year M.F.A. student in fiction. In addition to his academic work, he is the assistant director of the CSU Writing Center.   What do you like most about your work at the Writing Center? I like being able to quickly connect students with services that will…

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  • Explorations in Digital Humanities: Student Projects Blog

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    The Explorations in Digital Humanities blog features digital projects from the students of Jamie Jordan’s E280: Introduction to Digital Humanities. DH students are practicing literary analysis using various digital tools such as Voyant, Gephi, and R programming. On this blog, you’ll see a sampling of these projects, explanations of how…

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