After ten years at CSU—and a professional life spanning publishing, tourism, nonprofit work, and literacy administration—Mary Ellen Sanger is retiring, leaving behind a body of work defined by collaboration, care, and community connection.
The Department of English is proud to name Doug Cloud, Joanna Doxey, Ashley Davies, and Cindy O’Donnell-Allen as the 2026–2027 “Words for the Earth” award recipients, honoring projects that span research, creative practice, and community collaboration.
Highlighting her many contributions and deep care for students, the English department celebrates Daggett’s meaningful work as she begins a new role in CSU’s Office of the Registrar.
Learn more about recent publications, presentations, honors, and community engagement efforts by our CSU English faculty and staff.
CSU recently celebrated faculty members who earned promotions and tenure this year — including several from the Department of English!
As part of a new series hosted by the Blake Center, Dr. Sarah Cooper presented her in-progress research, “Archived Athletes: The Intersex and Trans Histories of the 1996 Olympics” at the Lory Student Center earlier this month.
Learn more about recent publications, presentations, honors, and community engagement efforts by our CSU English faculty and staff.
Hosted by CSU Libraries, AI Dialogues is a hybrid series (online & in person) of conversations designed to foster interdisciplinary conversations about the role of artificial intelligence across academic fields.
As we celebrate the launch of Devon Fulford’s poetry collection, onus, the Department of English is thrilled to share a Q&A with Fulford, where she provides insight into her writing process, the origin of onus, and more.
An experienced and talented leader, Dr. Julia Schleck brings a deep commitment to the humanities and a collaborative spirit that we’re excited to have guiding CSU’s English department.
