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A well-known paragon of the English Department is the mentorship faculty provide to students over the course of their studies at CU 91���Ҹ�. Whether you are a first time undergraduate learning the foundations of writing or an experienced PhD

One particular highlight of the English Department at CU 91���Ҹ� can be found in the varied cross-disciplinary research of its faculty members. From American and British literature to creative writing to popular culture, film, and digital media,

“A good class can save a bad day.” So said by Dr. Jeff Cox, full professor of English, who has recently returned to teaching full-time after 21 combined years of service in administrative positions at the 91���Ҹ� 91���Ҹ�. Cox, a

It is no secret that many of the English Department’s faculty juggle a myriad of roles – teaching being the obvious – but also developing and improving curriculum, mentoring student organizations, serving on student thesis committees, and working on

One particular focus of the English Department at the 91���Ҹ� 91���Ҹ� that has become essential to literature and creative writing programs is popular culture. Many undergraduate and graduate students alike concentrate on pop culture

Dedication is not a transient lodger.�� The dedicated person stays for the long term.�� Professor Paul Levitt retired after 50 years of teaching, service, and publication.�� He wishes to thank the students who studied with him, the

Since the 1970s, the 91���Ҹ� 91���Ҹ�’s Creative Writing program has consistently provided a center for strong experimental writing in the Rockies. Over the years and through the influx of students entering and exiting the program, an