Tag: Faculty Profiles
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Professor Ellen Brinks Talks Study Abroad Zambia and the Peace Corps
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Read More: Professor Ellen Brinks Talks Study Abroad Zambia and the Peace CorpsEnglish Department Communications Intern Marina Miller recently interviewed Professor Ellen Brinks about the Peace Corps Masters International program here in the English department at CSU and her upcoming Study Abroad trip to Zambia. You’re an advocate for the Peace Corps, how did that come about? If you were in the…
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Faculty Profile: Sasha Steensen
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sasha SteensenAssociate Professor Sasha Steensen teaches poetry workshops and literature courses. She is the author of House of Deer (Fence Books, 2014); The Method (Fence Books, 2008); A Magic Book, which won the Alberta duPont Bonsal Prize (Fence Books, 2004); Waters: A Lenten Poem (Free Poetry, 2012); A History of the…
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Faculty Profile: Timothy Amidon
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Timothy AmidonTim Amidon is an assistant professor in English at Colorado State University where he teaches courses designed to explore the intersections between rhetoric, composing, and multimodal literacies. His research interests surround the intersections of digital rhetorics, working-class literacies, economies of production, and technical communication. Why is it important to study…
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Faculty Profile: Tatiana Nekrasova-Beker
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Tatiana Nekrasova-BekerDr. Tatiana Nekrasova-Beker is currently teaching graduate courses in the TEFL/TESL program and working with INTO-CSU to help support students in the Pathway program. Tatiana received both her M.A. and Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics from Georgia State University and Northern Arizona University, respectively. Her research interests include usage-based approaches to…
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Faculty Profile: Stephanie G’Schwind
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Stephanie G’SchwindBefore joining the Center for Literary Publishing, Stephanie G’Schwind worked as a copyeditor at Group Publishing and then as senior production assistant and freelance copyeditor at Indiana University Press. As director of the Center, she is editor of Colorado Review and the Colorado Prize for Poetry Series, and directs an…
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Faculty Profile: Doug Cloud
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Doug CloudAssistant Professor Doug Cloud, Composition Program Faculty: B.S. magna cum laude, Journalism, Ohio University. M.A. and Ph.D., Rhetoric, Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Cloud teaches courses in rhetorical and composition theory, style, public writing, and argument. His research focuses on the rhetoric of social change, particularly the representation of marginalized group…
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Faculty Profile: Camille Dungy
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Camille DungyCamille Dungy is author of Smith Blue (Southern Illinois University Press, 2011), winner of the 2010 Crab Orchard Open Book Prize, Suck on the Marrow (Red Hen Press, 2010), and What to Eat, What to Drink, What to Leave for Poison (Red Hen Press, 2006). Dungy is editor of Black…
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Faculty Profile: Sue Doe
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Sue DoeAssociate Professor Sue Doe teaches courses in Composition, Autoethnographic Theory and Method, Research Methods, and Graduate Student Preparation for Writing in the Disciplines. She does research in three distinct areas—academic labor, writing across the curriculum, and student-veteran writing in the post-9/11 era. Coauthor of the faculty development book Concepts and Choices:…
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Faculty Profile: Judy Doenges
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Read More: Faculty Profile: Judy DoengesAssociate Professor Judy Doenges teaches graduate and undergraduate fiction writing workshops and literature courses. She has published a novel, The Most Beautiful Girl in the World. Her short fiction collection, What She Left Me, won a Ferro-Grumley Award, a Washington State Governor’s Writers Award, the Bakeless Prize, and was named…