Tag: Events
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Race Amity Day celebrates racial diversity in Northern Colorado June 11
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Read More: Race Amity Day celebrates racial diversity in Northern Colorado June 11Two CSU faculty members will speak at the Race Amity Day celebration on Sunday, June 11.
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National LGBT History Month Reading List
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Read More: National LGBT History Month Reading ListOctober was National LGBTQ+ Month, and also the 20 year anniversary of CSU’s Pride Resource Center. Because of the double celebration, there’s lots of great events happening on campus. To see more about those, visit the Pride Resource Center events page. For National LGBTQ+ Month, we compiled a list of…
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English Department Events, Fall 2018
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Read More: English Department Events, Fall 2018Y’all, we have so much good stuff coming up this semester! Here’s a quick list of just some of our fall semester events. Keep an eye on our events calendar for more. We hope to see you there! Creative Writing Reading Series Kathryn Miles September 27, 2018. 7:30 PM Gregory Allicar…
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August Literary Events
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Read More: August Literary EventsAugust might mean back to school, classes, and homework. But this also means you won’t miss any of these amazing literary events! From authors to slam poetry, there are plenty of ways for you to be involved with the literary crowd when you get back to campus. Aug 1. 8.…
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Black History Month: Nonfiction Reading List
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Read More: Black History Month: Nonfiction Reading ListSo far this Black History Month, we’ve shared a reading list from Camille Dungy, a poetry-themed list, and a list of books by Black authors that had been adapted into films. Today, we’d like to share a list of nonfiction books we think are worth a read. Women, Race, & Class…
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Advocacy Week: Monday, Feb 26 – Friday, March 2
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Read More: Advocacy Week: Monday, Feb 26 – Friday, March 2It’s that time again! Advocacy Week, presented by the TEFL/TESL Student Association, is just around the corner. Mini-presentations will occur all week beginning Monday, February 26th with the week culminating in a keynote address on Friday, March 2nd. This year, we are very excited to present a keynote address from…
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Black History Month: Angela Davis
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Read More: Black History Month: Angela DavisA keynote speaker for this year’s Black History Month celebration at CSU is Angela Davis, political activist, academic, and author. “We are very excited to have Angela Davis be our guest speaker,” said Bridgette Johnson, director of the Black/African American Cultural Center. “She’s going to add a dimension to campus that…
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Filipino American History Month: N.V.M. Gonzalez
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Read More: Filipino American History Month: N.V.M. GonzalezN.V.M Gonzalez, an important icon among the Filipino literary community, feels like a fitting way to wrap up Filipino American History Month. Born in the Philippines in 1915 in the province of Oriental Mindoro, Gonzalez expressed passion for music at a young age. He learned to play the violin and…
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Rekindle the Classics: Beloved
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Read More: Rekindle the Classics: Beloved~from Michaela Hayes Recently, representatives from the CSU English department and the Poudre Valley Public library gathered to lead a discussion on Toni Morrison’s acclaimed novel Beloved. The discussion was the first of the season for the Fort Collins book club appropriately named “Rekindle the Classics.” Rekindle the Classics was…