Tag: Dan Beachy-Quick
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English Department Colloquium: Ellen Brinks, Dan Beachy-Quick, Tobi Jacobi and Ed Lessor
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Read More: English Department Colloquium: Ellen Brinks, Dan Beachy-Quick, Tobi Jacobi and Ed LessorColloquium: a usually academic meeting at which specialists deliver addresses on a topic or on related topics and then answer questions relating to them. A few times each semester, the English department hosts a colloquium. All department faculty and graduate students are invited. We gather, with fine appetizers and drinks in…
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News of Note Week of September 21st
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Read More: News of Note Week of September 21stGulf Coast has accepted Dan Beachy-Quick’s poem, “Sibboleth.” Matthew Cooperman’s chapbook, A Little History of the Panorama, a collaboration with the Italian artist Simonetta Moro, was recently named a finalist for the Omnidawn Chapbook Prize. Tobi Jacobi presented a paper on literacy outreach and prison writers at the University of Wyoming English…
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News of Note Week of September 14th
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Read More: News of Note Week of September 14thDan Beachy-Quick’s essay, “Thinking as Burial Practice,” is up at Wave Composition: http://www.wavecomposition.com/ A profile and interview with John Calderazzo on nature writing is forthcoming in Whole Terrain magazine. John will soon be doing nonfiction writing talks and workshops at Colorado Mesa University and the Wyoming Writers Conference in Sheridan.John has also…
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News of Note Week of August 24th
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Read More: News of Note Week of August 24thWelcome to Fall Semester! Harvard Review has taken 3 of Dan Beachy-Quick’s poems, and The Nation has accepted one. A suite of short essays from A Quiet Book will also be appearing in the next Mississippi Review. Leslee Becker’s “Terrier,” a story that originally appeared in The Kenyon Review, has…
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Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 3
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Read More: Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 3Today was Day 3 of the Crisis and Creativity Symposium, a gathering of scholars and artists from across the country discussing creative approaches to a society in crisis. The morning began with a group discussion that mirrored the discussion from the first day. As Dan Beachy-Quick reflected, we’d come full…
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Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 2
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Read More: Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 2Today was Day Two of the Crisis and Creativity Symposium, a gathering of scholars and artists from across the country discussing creative approaches to a society in crisis. After a moving poetry reading from Brenda Hillman the previous night, participants were eager to begin today’s morning workshop with her. Hillman…
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Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 1
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Read More: Crisis and Creativity Symposium: Day 1The Crisis and Creativity Symposium, designed “to reinvigorate the conversation between the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences,” started today (Wednesday July 22nd) as guests from around the country gathered at CSU. Organized by CSU professor Dan Beachy-Quick and made possible with funds from the Monfort Professorship generously awarded to…
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Crisis and Creativity Symposium at Colorado State University: Collaboration of the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences
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Read More: Crisis and Creativity Symposium at Colorado State University: Collaboration of the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and SciencesSeeking ways to reinvigorate the conversation between the Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Sciences, from July 22-24 we’ll be holding a symposium at Colorado State University. Organized by CSU professor Dan Beachy-Quick and made possible with funds from the Monfort Professorship generously awarded to Beachy-Quick, the symposium will focus on…
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Moving Back into a Remodeled Eddy Hall
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Read More: Moving Back into a Remodeled Eddy HallThis past semester, we’ve been asking people in various interviews and profiles, “What are you looking forward to most about moving back into a remodeled Eddy Hall?” Here are some of the responses: “Next semester, I plan on studying abroad in Dublin, Ireland, so I won’t be able to see…
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News of Note Week of April 20th
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Read More: News of Note Week of April 20thAlumnus Justin Hocking’s memoir The Great Floodgates of the Wonderworld won the Oregon Book Award for Creative Nonfiction. The book is also: a Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection, listed as one of Ten Brilliant Books That Will Grab You from Page One in Kirkus Reviews and The Huffington Post,…