Tag: Felicia Zamora
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The path to professorship: CSU English alumna describes circuitous path to creative writing tenure-track position
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Read More: The path to professorship: CSU English alumna describes circuitous path to creative writing tenure-track positionEntering the Master of Fine Arts program in creative writing redefined Felicia Zamora’s professional trajectory in a way that continues to support her personal aspirations. Zamora (MFA ’12, Creative Writing) has accepted a tenure-track position as assistant professor of English at University of Cincinnati, where she begins in fall.
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Alumna Profile: Felicia Zamora
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Read More: Alumna Profile: Felicia ZamoraDisclaimer: We love to profile Felicia Zamora here on the blog. She’s always doing something interesting and noteworthy, is a genuinely wonderful human, and we like to keep in touch with her. If you’d like to read some previous stories, you could check out the first alumni profile we wrote…
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Creative Writing Reading Series: Felicia Zamora
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Read More: Creative Writing Reading Series: Felicia ZamoraPoet and CSU alumna Felicia Zamora returned to campus for a Creative Writing Reading Series reading. The reading series is part of the CLA 2017 Diversity and Inclusion theme. This is an important theme for Zamora and her writing. Just last year, Zamora’s Of Form & Gather was awarded the…
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News of Note Week of May 1
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Read More: News of Note Week of May 1Harrison Candelaria Fletcher has a lyric essay, “Family Cookbook,” accepted by Florida Review. It’s part of a new collection exploring mixed-ness and in-between-ness. Camille Dungy’s poem, “Natural History,” was awarded a Pushcart Prize and will be played published in the Best of the Small Presses anthology. Joanna Doxey has a poem in the latest…
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National Poetry Month: Alumna Poets
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Read More: National Poetry Month: Alumna PoetsMaybe we are biased, but we have some of the best alumni. They are a diverse group of amazing humans doing interesting and important work in the world. We miss them after they are gone, and love nothing more than to brag about them, to share with you all the good…
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News of Note Week of April 3
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Read More: News of Note Week of April 3Next Wednesday, Doug Cloud will be giving a workshop for the School of Global Environmental Sustainability (SoGES) Sustainability Fellows titled “Talking Science with Conservative, Religious and Other Potentially Skeptical Audiences.” Tobi Jacobi participated at the recent Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) through a panel presentation entitled, “Not “All Ellas”:…
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News of Note Week of February 6
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Read More: News of Note Week of February 6On Thursday, February 9, the Community Literacy Center hosted Kay Adams, Founder and director of the Center for Journal Therapy in Denver as part of their spring SpeakOut! facilitator training event. Fourteen students, faculty, and community members participated in dialogue on writing through times of chaos. Beth Lechleitner’s collaborative poetry/visual…
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News of Note Week of January 23
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Read More: News of Note Week of January 23SueEllen Campbell has three recent publications: “Making Climate Change Our Job,” the lead article in Teaching Climate Change in the Humanities, eds. Siperstein, Hall, and LeMenager, Routledge, 2017; the forward, “Sunrise, Celebration,” to Ellen Wohl, Rhythms of Change in Rocky Mountain National Park, Univ. of Utah Press, 2016; and “The…
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News of Note Week of November 14
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Read More: News of Note Week of November 14On November 16 and 17, Camille Dungy spoke at the University of Arizona Poetry Center as part of their Climate Change & Poetry Series. “Starting in October 2016, the UA Poetry Center features eight world-class poets as they address what overlaps, contradictions, mutual challenges, and confluences the categories of Climate Change & Poetry share…