Tag: Sasha Steensen
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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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News of Note Week of November 9th
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Read More: News of Note Week of November 9thSueEllen Campbell ran a workshop on teaching climate change in literature classes at the Western Literature Association conference on November 7 in Victoria, B.C. VCU’s literary journal, Blackbird, has published three of Camille Dungy’s poems: http://www.blackbird.vcu.edu/v13n2/poetry/dungy_c/index.shtml Ecotone, a literary journal published by the University of North Carolina-Wilmington, recently published “Differentiation,”…
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News of Note Week of November 3rd
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Read More: News of Note Week of November 3rdJohn Calderazzo will soon give a talk about science communication at the National Wildlife Research Center in Fort Collins. Tobi Jacobi presented a workshop on historical documents from the 1920s New York State Training School for Girls at the Hudson Area Library in late October. Tobi Jacobi presented a critical…
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Writer’s Harvest Reading: Sasha Steensen and Ira Sukrungruang
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Read More: Writer’s Harvest Reading: Sasha Steensen and Ira Sukrungruang~From English Department Communications Intern Tim Mahoney The Creative Writing Reading Series invited authors Sasha Steensen and Ira Sukrungruang to read selections of their latest work at the Writers’ Harvest Benefit on October 23rd. For this event attendants were asked to bring in canned non-perishable food items to donate to…
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Creative Writing Reading Series: Writers’ Harvest Benefit
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Read More: Creative Writing Reading Series: Writers’ Harvest BenefitThe Creative Writing Reading Series is thrilled to present the Writers’ Harvest benefit reading THIS THURSDAY, Oct. 23, 2014, at 7:30PM at the UCA Museum, 1400 Remington Street, featuring award-winning authors Ira Sukrungruang and Sasha Steensen, in support of the Larimer Food Bank. Bring a non-perishable food item to donate to…
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News of Note Week of October 6th
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Read More: News of Note Week of October 6thSamantha Iocovetto (MA in Creative Nonfiction, 2014) has a craft essay, “Defining the Ideal Essay,” on the Brevity blog. You can read it here: http://brevity.wordpress.com/2014/10/01/defining-the-ideal-essay/ Dan Beachy-Quick gave a talk and a reading at University of Northern Texas. Tobi Jacobi has been selected to deliver the 14th annual Women’s Studies…
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News of Note for the Week of September 8th
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of September 8thPulitzer Prize-winning Beat poet & eco-activist Gary Snyder will be reading at the Organ Recital Hall this Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at 7:30 p.m. NO TICKETS ARE REQUIRED. It is first come, first served, so people should arrive early. In other news: This summer, Jacket2 released a feature on the second-wave…
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Reading and Silent Auction to Benefit CSU Alumnus Keith Jentzsch
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Read More: Reading and Silent Auction to Benefit CSU Alumnus Keith JentzschOn August 7th, CSU alum Keith Jentzsch was severely beaten by an unnamed assailant while investigating late-night fireworks in his neighborhood. He remains in intensive care, and will face a long recovery. To aid in his convalescence a number of writers and artists in the community are holding a benefit…
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News of Note for the Week of August 25th
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of August 25thWelcome to Fall Semester 2014! Please remember that while Eddy is undergoing a remodel, the English Department offices have moved to the Behavioral Sciences Building, Rooms A104-112, (the phone number is the same). Also, the Writing Center was relocated to Johnson Hall Room 119D. Most faculty offices are now located…
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News of Note for the Week of May 12th
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Read More: News of Note for the Week of May 12thThe Eddy Building will be going through a remodel beginning the week of May 19th! The English Department offices will move over to the Behavioral Sciences Building, Rooms A104-112. The phone number will remain the same. The Writing Center will be relocating to Johnson Hall Room 119 for the summer…