Amy Lemmon Completes Juried Residency at Saltonstall
Last summer, Amy Lemmon, a poet and professor of English and Communication Studies, completed her first residency—a four-week fellowship at […]
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David Mills: Boneyarn: Poems About the History of Slavery in NYC
Poet, performer, and educator David Mills will read from and reflect upon the research behind his recent collection, Boneyarn, the […]
Read moreFIT Authors Talks: “The Miracles” with Amy Lemmon
Professor and Chair of English and Communication Studies Amy Lemmon reads from and talks about her book The Miracles. With […]
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Pulitzer-Winning Poet Speaks During Civility Week
Jericho Brown’s poetry takes inspiration from a wide variety of sources, including Greek myth, American civil rights, and Alabama vernacular. […]
Read moreBook Signing: Amy Lemmon, “The Miracles”
Amy Lemmon, chair, English and Communication Studies, reads from and signs copies of her latest poetry collection, The Miracles (C&R […]
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Amy Lemmon Publishes Third Book of Poetry
The Miracles, the third book of poetry by Amy Lemmon, chair of English and Communication Studies, debuts May 13 from […]
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Amy Lemmon’s CDC Poetry Project Receives Praise and Submissions
In December 2017, Amy Lemmon, English and Communication Studies, co-created The CDC Poetry Project with poet Sarah Freligh of Rochester, […]
Read moreCommunicating Climate Change with James McClintock and Adam Vines
Join climate change expert James McClintock and celebrated author Adam Vines to a presentation about how to communicate climate change—how […]
Read moreSustainability: A Campus Community Discussion
Please join the Faculty Senate Committee on Sustainability for a town hall event featuring Jessica Schreiber, founder of FABSCRAP, with […]
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Communicating Climate Change: Collaboration Across the Disciplines
RSVP FOR EVENT HERE Tuesday, April 18, 5-6 pm; Katie Murphy Amphitheatre This spring, faculty and students are invited to […]
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