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DECEMBER 3, 2014

ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTER

English Dept Announcements

Inside this issue:

English Dept 1

Student News 3

Student Career 5

Faculty News 6

Other Announce. 8

BBGG 9

Community 9

Did You Know 9

Alumni News 7

The Writing Center is Open until December 12th

The Writing Center is open and tutors are awaiting your arrival! Stop by NOW for help on your paper. The Writing Center is located in Founders 190B. They can be reached directly at 619-260-4581. More info at: http://www.sandiego.edu/cas/english/writing_center/. Note: The Writing Center clos-es for the semester on Friday, December 12 at 2:00pm. See them now before it’s too late! They are not open during finals.

VOLUME 7, ISSUE 8

Important Dates

Dec 6: Full Moon

Dec 7: Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day

Dec 12: Last Day of Classes

Dec 13-14: Study Days

Dec 15-19: Final Exams

Dec 16: Hanukkah Begins

Dec 21: Winter Begins

Poet Mark Strand Passes Away

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English Dept Announcements

Mark Strand, aesthetic heir to Wal-lace Stevens and author of more than 10 books of poetry, died on Novem-ber 29 at the age of 80. Strand's for-mally various though starkly lyrical poems ranged from tightly rhymed verse to the looser prose poems of his last collection, Almost Invisible, but they were unmistakably unified by their invested interrogation of imperma-nence and liminality. Strand was U.S. Poet Laureate from 1990-91 and win-

Cropper Creative Writing Contest! STUDENTS!! This year, the Cropper Contest is moving to a new, online sub-mission system affiliated with our Alcala Review undergraduate literary journal web site (under construction!). Submission deadline for the 2014-2015 Cropper Undergraduate Contest in Creative Writing will be in early Spring semester, 2015, with prize announcements made at the Creative Writing Emphasis Stu-dent Reading in May 2015! Prizes will be awarded for entries in Poetry, Fiction, and Nonfiction. Cash prizes are in the amount of $125 for each category. Submit up to three

pages of poetry (one to three poems total), and up to ten pages of fiction or creative nonfiction, dou-ble-spaced. Writers may sub-mit in only one category, so please choose the genre you want to submit in. Get your pens (or computer keyboard) going, and start writing now! Contest website at: http://www.sandiego.edu/cas/english/cropper/workshops_awards.php.

Cropper Room Available

NEW

FORMAT

“Storm Toward Morning”

English students and faculty: the Department of English’s Cropper Room is available for your use! Wonderful quiet space for studying for finals.

Please check the calendar on the door, and during unbooked times, the room is available for English department faculty,

majors & minors' use. Please be respectful of other users in the room, use library rules (be quiet, etc.) — thank you!

The Cropper Room is locat-ed in Founders Hall 190A(the room with the stained glass French doors!), next door to the Writing Center.

Malachi Black’s first book, Storm Toward Morning, a poetry collection, was published November 18, 2014, by Copper Canyon Press. Black is the English Dept.’s newest faculty member. Storm Toward Morning is available for purchase from Cop-perCanyonPress.org or Ama-zon.com. Https://www.copper canyonpress.org/pages/browse/browse_books_search.asp?search-text=storm+toward+morning.

ner of a Pulitzer Prize, among other honors.

He was one of our Cropper Series readers in 2006-2007. http://www.sandiego.edu/cas/english/cropper/series.php#strand.

If room locked, or if you wish to book room for study group, see Carla in FH 174.

“I WILL HONOR CHRISTMAS

IN MY HEART, AND TRY TO KEEP IT ALL THE YEAR.”

—CHARLES DICKENS

Student News

2015 Summer Institutes


2015 Summer Institutes Application Deadline is Feb. 26 or Mar. 5, 2015 (Depending on the Institute).

Attention Freshmen and Sophomores! The US-UK Ful-bright Commission opened applications for the UK Summer Institute Award Programmes for US Un-dergraduates. Each Programme varies in duration, from three to six weeks, and offers students a fantastic oppor-tunity to be immersed in the study of British academics and culture. Students take part in cultural events, re-search, collaboration, and presentation at an esteemed British University. There are nine Summer Institutes, each of which will cover a different theme. Specific details about the UK Summer Institute Awards can be found at http://www.fulbright.org.uk/fulbright-awards/exchanges-to-the-uk/undergraduates. If you have questions about the application process, please email Valerie Schreiner, the Programme Coordinator at [email protected].

Marina Howell, English/Communications double-major, was one of five winners selected for the "Connect PB" transportation-related creative writing contest. Connect PB is a community organ-ization designed to promote dialogue about alternative transporta-tion methods and public transit in Pacific Beach. More info at: http://www.circulatesd.org/. The five winners (including Marina and a USD alum/creative writing student, Jake Zawlacki, Inter-disciplinary Humanities, 2013) will read their work Thurs, Dec 4 at Java Earth Café in Pacific Beach at 7:00pm. All winners receive a $100 Apple Store gift card. Congratulations, Marina & Jake!

“Connect PB” Writing Contest Winners!

Natalie Earnhardt, English ma-jor, has a poem forth-coming in January 2015 in the literary journal Simi-lar Peaks (http://similarpeakspoetry.com). Congratulations, Natalie!

Thur, Dec 4, 6:00-9:00pm on Maher Lawn: TBP Presents Winter Wonderland! Food, photo booth, & Stuff-Your-Own-Husky! Come for the SNOW!!

Winter Wonderland

“IF WE HAVE NO PEACE,

IT IS BECAUSE WE HAVE FORGOTTEN THAT WE BELONG TO EACH OTHER.”

—MOTHER TERESA

Student News

Study Abroad Summer 2015 Opportunities:

Summer 2015 English Study Abroad Course:

Travel to London, England for ENGL 494 London Plays in Pro-duction! Program excursions in-clude the London Eye, and day trips to Oxford and Hampton Court. Course-related visits to eight London productions, a Na-tional Theatre tour, and Shake-speare’s Globe are also included. For more info, please contact Dr. Cynthia Caywood [email protected] or Dr. David Hay [email protected], or the International Center: [email protected] or (619) 260-4598. Application deadline is March 4, 2015.


Student Success Workshop Tue, Dec 9, 12:30pm in UC Forum A: Exam Strategies. Learn different strategies to prepare for short answer, essay, multiple choice, and true/false questions on tests. Explore new techniques for approaching tests and learn what to do on test day to increase your likelihood of success. Identify ways to use past exam experiences to improve on future ones. www.sandiego.edu/usdcss/programs/workshops

Summer 2015 English Study Abroad Course:

Travel to Paris, France for ENGL 225/494 American Writers in Paris, taught by Dr. Fred Robinson! In-cludes walking tours of where American writers lived and hung out. Study American Writers Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, Edith Wharton, Langston Hughes, James Baldwin, Richard Wright, and more.

For more info, please contact Dr. Fred Robinson at [email protected], or the International Center: [email protected] or (619) 260-4598. Application deadline is March 4, 2015.

“OUR HEARTS GROW TENDER WITH

CHILDHOOD MEMORIES AND LOVE OF KINDRED,

AND WE ARE BETTER THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR HAVING, IN SPIRIT, BECOME

A CHILD AGAIN AT CHRISTMAS-TIME.”

-- LAURA INGALLS

WILDER

Student Career Assistance

Catfish Creek, the national undergraduate literary journal published by Loras Col-lege, is calling for submissions for their next issue, to be released in spring of 2015. Please specify the genre of your submission (poetry, fiction, nonfiction). While they do not consider straight genre pieces (SF, fantasy, horror, etc.) they will consider literary-quality writing that

Teach Reading to Students of All Ages This Summer


Catfish Creek Undergrad Literary Journal crosses genre lines. They are also not looking for work that depicts excessive violence, though exceptions might be made if the work exhibits literary merit. Catfish Creek will happily read simultane-ous submissions, provided that you notify them immediately if your work is accepted elsewhere. Deadline is Decem-ber 5, 2014. For submission details: http://sites.allegheny.edu/english/2014/09/02/call-for-submissions-catfish-creek/.*

Providence College: PACT Make a difference. Join the Providence Alli-ance for Catholic Teachers (PACT), an inte-grated program of service, study, community being and spirituality to promote the formation of young men and women of faith for service as future teachers and leaders in catholic educa-tion. Majors: English, History, Social Sciences, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, En-gineering, Spanish, & Theology. Education with Certification. For more information visit the PACT web site, www.providence.edu/pact or call 401-865-2657. *

MA and PhD Programs, University of Victoria (Canada) If you are considering pursuing your studies at the MA level, please allow us to introduce the Depart-ment of English at the University of Victoria. The English Department at the University of Victoria is young, vibrant and active, with excellent academic and professional support for graduate students. Funding: They offer some of the best funding in Can-ada (about $10,000/year on average; up to $20,000 for exceptional students), and are able to fund the majority of our graduate students through a mix of Fellowships, Teaching Assistantships, and Research Assistantships. Application information can be found at http://english.uvic.ca/graduate/admission.html. *

“T'WAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, WHEN ALL THROUGH

THE HOUSE, NOT A CREATURE WAS STIRRING,

NOT EVEN A MOUSE.”

—CLEMENT CLARKE MOORE

The Institute of Reading Development is seeking candidates for summer 2015 teaching positions. They seek applicants with an undergraduate degree or higher from any discipline. They provide a paid training program and comprehensive on-going support. Earn more that $6,000 during the

summer. Teachers typically earn be-tween $500 and $700 per week while teaching.

Gain over 500 hours of teacher-training and teaching experience with a variety of age groups.

Help students of all ages develop their reading skills and ability to be-come imaginatively absorbed in books.

The Institute teaches developmental read-ing programs in partnership with the con-tinuing education departments of more than 100 colleges and universities across the United States. Their classes for stu-dents of all ages improve their reading skills and teach them to experience ab-sorption in literature. They invite you to submit an online appli-cation and learn more about teaching for the Institute at their website: http://instituteofreadingdevelopmentteach-ingjobs.com/. *

Faculty News

Bingo! Employee Bingo: Wed, Dec 10, 12:00–1:00pm, in Salomon Hall. All faculty, staff,

& administrators welcome for a fun hour of bingo. Lots of USD swag prizes! Come take a break and try your luck.


Fri, Dec 5, 9:30-11:00am in CH 119: Fabulous First Friday: Wellness—Helping Your Students Decompress with Finals. Finals are coming and our students are overworked and anxious, which can greatly impact their perfor-mance. Come hear from our Wellness staff and learn from each other about

things you can do in and out of the classroom to help stu-dents prepare for finals and the end of the semester with better organization and less stress. Cosponsored by: Cen-ter for Health & Wellness Promotion and the CEE. Register at: www.sandiego .edu/cee/events/registration.php.

Keck Course Development Grant With generous support from a W. M. Keck Foundation grant, the Keck Course Development Grants (CDGs) are available to support the incorporation of undergraduate research into the curriculum. Proposals from individual faculty members and from teams of faculty members in departments that have developed undergraduate research programs will be considered. Course Development Grant applications are due December 4 by 5:00pm. More information about the grant can be found at http://www.sandiego.edu/ugresearch/faculty/course-development.php.

“MAYBE CHRISTMAS, THE GRINCH

THOUGHT, DOESN'T COME

FROM A STORE.”

—THEODOR GEISEL

FFF: Wellness—Helping Your Students Decompress with Finals

The President's Employee Christ-mas Party is Wed, Dec 17, 1:00-3:00pm in the UC Forums. USD President, Mary E. Lyons, in-vites you and your family to the Christmas Party! Enjoy holiday-inspired refresh-ments & festivities. Program begins at 2:30pm. Be sure to bring your whole family to visit and take a photo with Santa! Please RSVP to usdevents@ sandiego.edu.

CAS 5x5

President’s Christmas Party

Adjunct faculty Adam Veal’s poetry collection, For-bidden Planet, was a finalist in 1913 Press's Prize for First Books Contest, judged by Claudia Rankine. Ad-am Veal also has a story in the just-released antholo-gy, States of Terror, Volume I, (Ayahuasca Publishing,

2014)--a compendium of stories about legendary mon-sters of different states. Adam's is Rhode Island! The anthology is available on Amazon. Congrats, Adam!

The College of Arts & Sciences 5x5 is on Thur, Dec 4, 4:00-5:00pm in O'Toole's Lounge, UC. Doors open at 3:45pm. The presenters are:

Sue Lowery, Dept. of Biology

Veronica Galvan, Dept. of Psychological Sciences

Antonieta Mercado, Dept. of Communication Studies

Roger Pace, Dept. of Communication Studies

Ky Snyder, USD Athletics Come for some college camaraderie and a tasty beverage!

The College Holiday Celebration is on Fri, Dec 12, 3:00-5:00pm in Salo-mon Hall (Maher 240). Come to the College of Arts & Sciences party for some holiday cheer! No RSVP necessary.

CAS Holiday Party

Alumni News


Faculty News

Metacognition: A Practical Overview & Practical Strategies for Student Metacognition

Wed, Dec 3, 10:00am, in Serra 156B: Blackboard Grade Center & Assignments. This workshop will cover setting up your Grade Center from scratch, including organizing the Grade Center, adding graded items, creating grade categories, designing and applying grading schemas, weighting your grades, downloading/uploading your grades to an excel spreadsheet, and setting up Smart Views for easier viewing of grade data by section or other criteria.Register at: http://sandiego.edu/tutorials.

Mon, Dec 8, 10:00am, in Serra 156B: Blackboard: Essentials. This workshop will focus more on the power of the in-termediate features and tools in Black-board. Whether you are the instructor for a course or the leader for an organization, this workshop will give you an overview of the possibilities to set up an online collaborative space where you can moder-ate discussion boards, host webinars, manage documents and communicate with your students (course) or partici-pants (organization). Register at: http://sandiego.edu/tutorials.

Blackboard

Being Well: New Year’s Resolutions

“HE WHO HAS NOT

CHRISTMAS IN HIS HEART

WILL NEVER FIND IT UNDER

A TREE.”

—ROY L. SMITH

Fri, Dec 12, 12:00-1:15pm in UC Forums A&B: Metacognition: A Practical Overview & Practical Strategies for Student Met-acognition. Presented by Ed Nuhfer. Register at: www.sandiego.edu/cee/events/registration.php.

Wed, Dec 3, 12:00pm in UC 128: Being Well Wednesdays: New Year’s Resolutions “How to Make Them and How to Keep Them!” This seminar reviews why we make New Year’s resolutions and the most common ones. Can you guess? We will unveil “resolution pitfalls” and offer a recipe for resolution success. Pre-sented by EAP. Q’s? Contact Adriana Garcia at x2718 or [email protected].

Wed, Dec 10, 4:00-6:00pm in French Par-lor, Founders Hall: New & Junior Faculty Holiday Social! All new and junior tenure-track faculty are invited to attend this pure-ly fun celebration of the holidays and se-mester’s end. We hope you will be able to join us for a time to mix and mingle with your peers at this wine & cheese event. Reg-ister at: www.sandiego.edu/cee/events/

registration.php.

New & Junior Faculty Holiday Social

Recent grad and English major Vikki Hambley is a first year law student at the University of Denver. She will have a report published in the January issue of the Denver University Water Law Review journal, the only first year student to be included. Her report was

awarded the highest score in all the first year class, earning her work a place in the jour-nal. She writes to Cynthia Caywood: “Having an English major background has helped me tremendously this semes-ter. So many of our professors and other attorneys have

stressed to us the importance of being able to write well .. . . I am grateful to have been a part of USD's amazing Eng-lish program.” You can read Vikki’s report at http://duwaterlawreview.com/joe-mcclaren-ranch-l-l-c-v-neb-pub-power-dist/.

English Major/Minor Alumni, please send updates to: [email protected]

Students & faculty, want to learn more about Semester at Sea? They will be in town and are having a free Open Ship event on Mon, Jan 5, 2015, 2:00-4:00pm at the Port of San Diego. Come tour the ship! This Open Ship is for pro-spective student voyagers, potential fac-ulty/staff, & University Representatives.

Semester at Sea: Open Ship in San Diego

Other Announcements


Advent

As we return from the Thanksgiving holiday with much to do before the end of the semester, Univer-sity Ministry invites you to enter into the season of Advent. Advent, from the Latin adventus which means “arrival,” is a Christian tradition intended to help us prepare for the coming of Christ into the world. It stretches across the four weeks prior to Christmas and is designed to foster a greater sense of expectation, longing and hope. As it can also help us

slow down, pay attention and be mind-ful of how God wants to enter into our lives, Advent comes at just the right time. In order to help us move into the season, University Ministry has created a web page that contains the readings of the day along with a very brief re-flection composed by a USD communi-ty member. We hope you will visit www.sandiego.edu/advent for a few moments each day to be inspired by the wisdom of students, faculty, staff and alumni. Also, please join us for any or all of the following Advent events and USD traditions:

The event will give an overview of op-portunities offered by Semester at Sea including voyages, courses, financial aid and shipboard life. The event will in-clude a presentation, a chance to speak with key shipboard community mem-bers, and a tour of our living and learn-ing community aboard the MV Explor-er. Open ships are a fantastic way to see and experience first hand the Semester at Sea program. Don’t miss the chance to come to this Open Ship event and learn about the value of a truly global education. We look forward to welcom-ing you to our campus! Registration deadline is December 29, 2014 (must pre-register per Port Authority/Customs). More info & registration form at: http://www.semesteratsea.org/event/open-ship-san-diego-ca/.

SAS ALUMNI! Have you already studied-abroad via the Semester at Sea? They are having an alumni event on Mon, Jan 5, 2015, 6:00-11:00pm. Rock the Dock: a Semester at Sea Reunion Celebration is for all alumni! For one night only, you’re going to want to have dock time! Join Semester at Sea alumni, parents, and friends to rock the dock aboard the MV Explorer in the port of San Diego. You won’t want to miss this

fun-filled night to reconnect with ship-mates over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and support the mission of the Institute for Shipboard Education. It just may be your last chance to board the MV Ex-plorer! Port security will open at 6:00pm and the on-ship event will run from 6:30 to 11:00pm. Food, drinks, live music, a seaside chat with ISE President Kenn Gaither, and the annual Shipboard Drive will take place during the evening’s celebration. Registration is $50.00. Event registration will close at midnight (EST) on Wednesday, De-cember 10, 2014. More info & registra-tion form at: http://www.semesteratsea.org/event/rock-the-dock-a-semester-at-sea-reunion-celebration/.

Lessons and Carols December 5th – 7:30 p.m. December 7th – 2:00 p.m. Founders Chapel Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass December 7th – 7:00 p.m. The Immaculata Candlelight Mass December 14th – 9:00 p.m. Founders Chapel Advent Penance Service December 15th – 7:00 p.m. The Immaculata.

“THE BEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS

IN THE WORLD CANNOT BE SEEN

OR EVEN TOUCHED. THEY MUST BE FELT WITH THE HEART.

WISHING YOU HAPPINESS.”

-- HELEN KELLER

Did You Know? Pearl Harbor Day: Na-tional Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, which is annually on December 7, commem-orates the attack on Pearl Harbor, in Hawaii, during World War II. Many American service men and women lost their lives or were in-jured on December 7, 1941. National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is also referred to as Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day or Pearl Harbor Day. On Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, the American Army and Navy base in Pearl Har-bor, Hawaii was attacked by the Imperial

Community

Be Blue, Go Green

Did You Know?

Other Announcements


Holiday Toy Drive

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Japanese Navy. The attack came as a surprise to the American Army and Navy and lead to great losses of life and equipment. More than 2000 American citizens were killed and more than 1000 were injured. The Americans also lost a large proportion of their battle ships and nearly 200 aircraft that were sta-tioned in the Pacific region. More than 60 Japanese servicemen were killed, injured or captured. The Japanese Navy also lost five midget submarines and 29 aircraft. From TimeandDate.com.

On Wed, Dec 10, 4:00pm, USD’s Sus-tainability group will be holding a Green Gathering/Electronic Recycling Center Open House, to be held at the Electronics Recycling Ctr. (ERC) just down the hill (5330 Linda Vista Road). A presentation begins at 4:30pm. This is a zero waste event so bring your own mug or cup! Light refreshments will be served. Come check out the ERC, including their new museum section that includes old electronic items, such as old phones, typewriters and the like! All are welcome! More info at: www.sandiegoewaste.org/

Green Gathering/ERC Open House

Skating by the Sea at The Del! Stop by for ice skat-ing at the beach, beautiful decorations, and festive fun through the New Year at the Hotel Del Coronado in Coronado! Always a beautifully-decorated tree there! http://hoteldel.com/activities/coronado-events/

Athletics Holiday Toy Drive – Stop by Human Resources (Maher 101) to drop off new and unwrapped toys, games and/or books. Please bring your gifts by Thursday, December 4th.

“AT CHRISTMAS PLAY AND MAKE

GOOD CHEER, FOR CHRISTMAS

COMES BUT ONCE A YEAR.”

—THOMAS TUSSER

Contact us at: [email protected]: www.sandiego.edu/cas/englishFacebook: www.facebook.com/USDEnglishInstagram: USDEnglishDecember 3, 2014ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTEREnglish Dept AnnouncementsInside this issue:The Writing Center is Open until December 12th Volume 7, Issue 8Important DatesPoet Mark Strand Passes AwayPage #ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTEREnglish Dept AnnouncementsCropper Creative Writing Contest!STUDENTS!! This year, the Cropper Contest is moving to a new, online submission system affiliated with our Alcala Review undergraduate literary journal web site (under construction!). Submission deadline for the 2014-2015 Cropper Undergraduate Contest in Creative Writing will be in early Spring semester, 2015, with prize announcements made at the Creative Writing Emphasis Student Reading in May 2015! Prizes will be awarded for entries in Poetry, Fiction, and Nonfiction. Cash prizes are in the amount of $125 for each category. Submit up to three pages of poetry (one to three poems total), and up to ten pages of fiction or creative nonfiction, double-spaced. Writers may submit in only one category, so please choose the genre you want to submit in. Get your pens (or computer keyboard) going, and start writing now! Contest website at: http://www.sandiego.edu/cas/english/cropper/workshops_awards.php.Cropper Room Available“Storm Toward Morning”Page # Student News2015 Summer InstitutesENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTER“Connect PB” Writing Contest Winners!Winter WonderlandPage #Student News Study Abroad Summer 2015 Opportunities:ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERStudent Success WorkshopPage #Student Career AssistanceTeach Reading to Students of All Ages This Summer ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERCatfish Creek Undergrad Literary JournalProvidence College: PACTMA and PhD Programs, University of Victoria (Canada)Page #Faculty News Bingo!ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERKeck Course Development GrantFFF: Wellness—Helping Your Students Decompress with FinalsCAS 5x5President’s Christmas Party CAS Holiday Party Alumni News Page #ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERFaculty News Metacognition: A Practical Overview & Practical Strategies for Student MetacognitionBeing Well: New Year’s ResolutionsNew & Junior Faculty Holiday SocialSemester at Sea: Open Ship in San DiegoOther AnnouncementsPage #ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERAdvent Community Be Blue, Go Green Did You Know?Other AnnouncementsPage #ENGLISH DEPT NEWSLETTERHoliday Toy DriveGreen Gathering/ERC Open House

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