Tag: Sasha Steensen
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News of Note Week of March 20
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 20Recently, Tim Amidon presented research at two concurrent conferences in Portland: the Association of Teachers of Technical Writing (ATTW) and the Conference on College Composition and Communication. At ATTW, Battalion Chief Randy Callahan of Poudre Fire Authority joined Tim to speak about the ongoing community based research projects that they…
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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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Invisible Poetry: Poetry in Translation
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Read More: Invisible Poetry: Poetry in Translation~from intern Joyce Bohling Francisco Leal and Silvia Soler, both professors in CSU’s Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, are trying to do something they themselves describe as “impossible”: to translate the work of CSU poets into Spanish, including Camille Dungy, Sasha Steensen, Dan Beachy-Quick, and Professor Emeritus Mary Crow.…
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News of Note Week of March 21
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 21Dan Beachy-Quick’s book of poems, gentlessness, has been named a finalist for the Colorado Book Award in Poetry. Dan Beachy-Quick’s poem, “Endangered Species,” is up today at the Academy of American Poets Poem-a-Day site: https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem-day SueEllen Campbell and John Calderazzo spent the week of spring break at the University of Montana…
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News of Note Week of March 7
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Read More: News of Note Week of March 7Antero Garcia has a new chapter titled “Teacher as Dungeon Master: Connected learning, democratic classrooms, and rolling for initiative” in the book The role-playing society: Essays on the cultural influence of RPGs (MacFarland). Antero Garcia has been announced as a judge for the art and writing youth “Twist Fate” challenge.…
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News of Note Week of October 12th
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Read More: News of Note Week of October 12thSasha Steensen’s essay “Openings: Into Our Vertical Cosmos,” was released by Essay Press as a digital chapbook. She thought of titling the essay “What Not to do on Sabbatical,” in case that piques your interest. You can read the essay here: http://www.essaypress.org/ep-40/ Skyhorse Press has released Dan Robinson’s first novel, After…
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News of Note Week of September 28th
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Read More: News of Note Week of September 28thTim Amidon and Mike Caggiano (Forestry) received funding from the Colorado Forest Restoration Institute for an interdisciplinary research project that seeks to learn how landowners, land managers, and emergency personnel in the Front Range understand the potential risks and benefits associated with Defensible Space migration efforts. The researchers have nearly…
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News of Note Week of September 21st
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Read More: News of Note Week of September 21stGulf Coast has accepted Dan Beachy-Quick’s poem, “Sibboleth.” Matthew Cooperman’s chapbook, A Little History of the Panorama, a collaboration with the Italian artist Simonetta Moro, was recently named a finalist for the Omnidawn Chapbook Prize. Tobi Jacobi presented a paper on literacy outreach and prison writers at the University of Wyoming English…
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News of Note Week of August 24th
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Read More: News of Note Week of August 24thWelcome to Fall Semester! Harvard Review has taken 3 of Dan Beachy-Quick’s poems, and The Nation has accepted one. A suite of short essays from A Quiet Book will also be appearing in the next Mississippi Review. Leslee Becker’s “Terrier,” a story that originally appeared in The Kenyon Review, has…
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Recent English Department Publications, Award Winners, and Publishing News
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Read More: Recent English Department Publications, Award Winners, and Publishing NewsNew faculty publications and awards reveal the diversity of scholarly and creative strengths in this department. Sue Doe and Lisa Langstraat, Generation Vet: Composition, Student-Veterans, and the Post-9/11 University Zachary McLeod Hutchins, Inventing Eden: Primitivism, Millennialism, and the Making of New England Tobi Jacobi (with co-author Ann Folwell Standford), Woman,…