MFA Alums Launch A Viewing Space and Celebrate First Book
Creative Writing MFA alums Brad Vogler and Sarah Green discuss their new project A Viewing Space and first book of poetry and photography, Quietly Between, with CSU’s Department of English.
In Conversation: MFA Alumna Katherine Indermaur publishes first book “I|I”
MFA alumna Katherine Indermaur’s first book, I|I, will be published by Seneca Review Books in November 2022.
In Conversation with MFA Alum Kelly Weber
Kelly Weber (she/they) is the author of We Are Changed to Deer at the Broken Place (forthcoming Tupelo Press, December 2022) and You Bury the Birds in My Pelvis, winner of the 2022 Omnidawn First/Second Book Prize (forthcoming October 2023).
English alumna’s book finds favor on NPR’s Fresh Air
When CSU English alumna Nancy McKinley wrote St. Christopher on Pluto, she didn’t expect the book to receive national attention. But it came nonetheless as a glowing review on National Public Radio’s Fresh Air in late May.
Weathering outbreak abroad: CSU English alum teaches in China during COVID-19 pandemic
As the novel coronavirus sweeps across the globe CSU English alumna Kristen Mullen teaches in China — the site of her 2015 summer teaching program.
Film project brings Emmy-winning English alum back to Fort Collins
CSU English major John Barnhardt (B.A., ’96) used to spend hours talking about movies, shooting film and film careers. Several decades and Emmys later, he returns to use his skills in the Fort Collins community.
Former student Frank says ‘hi’ from New York
Hi guys! My name is Frank. I am from China and studied English with a language concentration at CSU. I graduated in 2019 and I am a graduate student in Applied Linguistics at Columbia University right now. Greetings from NYC! Go Rams!
Connie Johnson Shoemaker (BA English 1956, MA in English 1961) – Willard O. Eddy was my mentor
I graduated with a B.A. in English in 1956 and an M.A. in English in 1961. My philosophy mentor and life coach was Dr. Willard O. Eddy…
Robert King (MA 1961) – Remembering a mentor
I can still name many of the professors at that time but the one I would like to mention was Dr. Aurelia Harlan, a figure both friendly and imposing.
Dianne Harper (Class of 1964) – Diagramming and poetry drills
When I was an undergrad in English education, one of the required courses was a quarter class of diagramming. Does that date me or what?…