Category: News
-
Assistant Professor Zach Hutchins Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship
by
Read More: Assistant Professor Zach Hutchins Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities FellowshipRead all about it in the recently published Source article, Faculty member compiles slavery accounts from colonial America.
-
Announcing the New College of Liberal Arts Magazine, with a Section Just for the English Department!
by
Read More: Announcing the New College of Liberal Arts Magazine, with a Section Just for the English Department!From the College of Liberal Arts: “We are thrilled to introduce our new and completely online liberal arts magazine!” Be sure to check out the English department section of this amazing new magazine! “Students and faculty take their passions and skills beyond the classroom into the community and world, demonstrating…
-
Congratulations to Scholarship and Award Winners!
by
Read More: Congratulations to Scholarship and Award Winners!We are so proud, so lucky they chose CSU English! Congratulations to this year’s winners of the Undergraduate Creative Writing and Performing Arts Scholarship Contest! In the category of Poetry: Joelle Hamilton, 1st prize Davis Webster, 2nd prize Caleb McFadden, 3rd prize Rich Sanchez, Honorable Mention David Grivette, Honorable…
-
Poetry Slam by Carlos Andrés Gómez, Event Reflection from Intern Ashley Alfirevic
by
Read More: Poetry Slam by Carlos Andrés Gómez, Event Reflection from Intern Ashley AlfirevicWednesday night, I went to a spoken word Poetry Slam by Carlos Andrés Gómez. It was rather last minute, but I’m a fan of slam poetry and I figured anything poetry related could be covered for the blog. Why not? Under the calming blue and purple lights of the LSC…
-
English Department Colloquium: Zach Hutchins, Jaime Jordan, and Tim Amidon
by
Read More: English Department Colloquium: Zach Hutchins, Jaime Jordan, and Tim Amidon~by English Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic Approaching the entrance to department chair Louann Reid’s house, I felt a sense of ease and confidence after noticing the door had been changed from screen to glass for the winter. I could handle this. No door fiascos this time around. Aside from…
-
Writer’s Harvest Festival Reflection from Intern Ashley Alfirevic
by
Read More: Writer’s Harvest Festival Reflection from Intern Ashley Alfirevic“Darn it. I forgot the pickles.” I muttered at a stoplight. “And it’s too late to turn back now.” The Writer’s Harvest Festival was about to start, and my non-perishable food item sat at home on my coffee table. Though I felt empty-handed upon entrance, the crowded Art Museum of…
-
Changing Climates @ CSU
by
Read More: Changing Climates @ CSUChanging Climates was founded and is directed by SueEllen Campbell and John Calderazzo, both writers and professors in the CSU English Department. Concerned about the potential impacts of climate change and the lack of knowledge among the public, the initiative began as a project to help those members of the…
-
Peace Corps International M.A., an Information Session
by
Read More: Peace Corps International M.A., an Information SessionGrad School or Peace Corps? Why not do both? A student may combine a degree in any one of our five M.A. programs — Creative Nonfiction, English Education, Literature, Rhetoric and Composition, or TEFL/TESL — with the Peace Corps Masters International (PCMI) degree at Colorado State University. Colorado State University is…