Tag: NCTE@CSU
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English Education faculty, students, and alumni showcase scholarship and teaching innovation at NCTE 2025
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Read More: English Education faculty, students, and alumni showcase scholarship and teaching innovation at NCTE 2025We’re so proud of our faculty, students, and alumni for representing the CSU English department and showcasing their scholarship, expertise, and teaching innovation at NCTE 2025.
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NCTE@CSU, Fall 2016
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Read More: NCTE@CSU, Fall 2016The National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…
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News of Note Week of February 29
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Read More: News of Note Week of February 29Dan Beachy-Quick’s book of poems, gentlessness, was named a finalist for the Rilke Prize. Matthew Cooperman recently gave a number of readings in North Carolina to support his new book. He’ll be reading at the University of Wyoming this Friday, March 4, 7pm. He also has new poems up at Word/for…
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News of Note Week of February 1st
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Read More: News of Note Week of February 1stAby Kaupang and Matthew Cooperman’s book NOS (disorder, not otherwise specified) was recently a finalist for the Essay Press Book Prize. Largely detailing the challenges and joys of raising their autistic daughter Maya, the book has been in progress for many years. A chapbook from that collection, Disorder 299.00, has just been released from Essay…
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NCTE@CSU Spring 2016
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Read More: NCTE@CSU Spring 2016The National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…
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Book Fair, Fundraiser for NCTE@CSU
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Read More: Book Fair, Fundraiser for NCTE@CSUWednesday, December 9th: Book Fair at the Fort Collins Barnes and Noble, which will last all day. At 5:00PM there will be two guest authors — the English Department’s very own Todd Mitchell and Daniel Robinson — reading from their books, as well as a book signing. If the book fair is…
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News of Note Week of November 2nd
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Read More: News of Note Week of November 2ndThe SpeakOut! writing program won the “Program of the Year” award last night at the Larimer County Jail volunteer awards banquet. Congrats to the facilitators and writers! Two of Dan Beachy-Quick’s essays, “Heraclitean Thirst” and “Circles” are featured at the online journal Fogged Clarity: http://foggedclarity.com Doug Cloud presented a paper titled…
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NCTE National Day of Writing at CSU
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Read More: NCTE National Day of Writing at CSUNCTE’s Seventh Annual National Day on Writing is being celebrated today. The theme this year is #WhyIWrite. NCTE answers the question “Why a National Day on Writing?” this way: In light of the significance of writing in our national life, to draw attention to the remarkable variety of writing we…
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NCTE Presents: National Day of Writing at CSU, “Why I Write”
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Read More: NCTE Presents: National Day of Writing at CSU, “Why I Write”Come join NCTE@CSU to celebrate the National Day of Writing! The theme this year is #WhyIWrite. We will be hosting a writing blackout for middle school, high school, and college students in honor of the National Day of Writing on campus. For 30 minutes, we will sit quietly without electronics and…
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NCTE@CSU Banned Books Event Reflection, by Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: NCTE@CSU Banned Books Event Reflection, by Ashley AlfirevicEnglish Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic recently attended an NCTE@CSU event about Banned Books and had this to share. Perhaps instead of Banned Books Week, we should call this Challenged Books Week. On Thursday’s NCTE@CSU Meeting, I learned about how often parents challenge books found in a library, a school, a…