Tag: Joanna Doxey

  • Alumna Profile: Joanna Doxey

    Alumna Profile: Joanna Doxey

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    Joanna Doxey Academic Success Coordinator (i.e. Academic Advisor) for English, Ethnic Studies, Women’s & Gender Studies in the College of Liberal Arts at CSU MFA Creative Writing: Poetry, 2013 How did your major prepare you for the job, the life you have now? My degree literally changed my life. In…

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  • News of Note: March 2019

    News of Note: March 2019

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    A poem from Dan Beachy-Quick’s new project, “Canto,” has been accepted by TriQuarterly. He also be participated in a conversation about John Keats and negative capability at the University of Denver. Genesea Carter attended the Spilman Symposium on Issues in Teaching Writing at Virginia Military Institute. The Spilman Symposium is a…

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  • News of Note May 2018

    News of Note May 2018

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    Andrew Altschul’s essay, “Lima,” about the high-end restaurant scene in Peru’s capital, appears in the May issue of Hemispheres and Rhapsody, the United Airlines in-flight magazines. If you’re flying United in May, you’ll find it in your seat-back pocket. For the earthbound, you can read the story here. Genesea Carter attended…

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  • News of Note for February 2018

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    We had 30 people at our inaugural Composition Program Meta Monday, “Beyond the Rhetorical Situation,” facilitated by Dr. Doug Cloud. A hearty thank you to Doug and everyone who came! Joanna Doxey has a few poems in the latest issue of Ghost Proposal, here: http://ghostproposal.com/ . She was recently invited…

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  • News of Note Week of May 1

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    Harrison 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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  • News of Note Week of October 24

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    Skyhorse Press will re-release Dan Robinson’s latest novel, Death of a Century, in paperback in April 2017.  If people didn’t purchase it in its glorious hardback edition, they can now purchase it in its cheaper (altho no less glorious) paperback form — same cover but a slight change to the…

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  • News of Note Week of October 10

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    On October 8 Leif Sorensen presented his paper “Constructing the Pulp Genre System” at the First Annual Pulp Studies Symposium hosted by James Madison University. Joanna Doxey’s book of poetry, Plainspeak, WY, is now available for pre-order through Platypus Press (in the UK) here: http://platypuspress.co.uk/plainspeakwy.  The first twenty-five copies reserved will receive…

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  • 9 Tips for CSU English Majors Considering Graduate School

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    ~from English Department Communications Intern Joyce Bohling Thinking about applying to graduate school in English or another liberal arts field? Last Friday, a panel consisting of Academic Success Coordinators Joanna Doxey and Sarah Wernsing, along with Professor Ellen Brinks, presented to an audience of undergraduate students to address questions and concerns…

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  • News of Note Week of December 1st

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    Stephanie G’Schwind is pleased to announce that the Center for Literary Publishing’s grant request to the National Endowment for the Arts has been funded for 2015 in the amount of $15,000. The grant will go toward printing, mailing, and author payments for Colorado Review and to support the publication of…

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