ALT Promotional flyer for Fresh Cuts: Recent World Film, featuring a global theme with a globe and greenery in the background. Four film stills are displayed in a filmstrip style, showcasing scenes from Crossing, The Zone of Interest, The Boy and the Heron, and To Kill a Tiger. The event details, including date, time, location, and hosting information, are listed, with the final screening of To Kill a Tiger on October 12, 2024, at 6:30 PM at MCA – The Cube. QR code and MSU Denver logos are also visible.
ALT Promotional image for the event 'Hemingway’s Women.' A stylized depiction of Ernest Hemingway is shown smoking a cigar, with a bullring and a bull in the background. The text reads: 'Hemingway’s Women. Discover the women who shaped Ernest Hemingway’s life and work in this one-hour talk by leading Hemingway scholar and author of Influencing Hemingway: The People and Places That Shaped His Life and Work, Nancy W. Sindelar, Ph.D. Books will be available for purchase at the event. January 28th at 2:00–3:30 PM. CAVEA, JSSB 400.'
ALT Promotional image for the event 'Hemingway’s Women.' A stylized depiction of Ernest Hemingway is shown smoking a cigar, with a bullring and a bull in the background. The text reads: 'Hemingway’s Women. Discover the women who shaped Ernest Hemingway’s life and work in this one-hour talk by leading Hemingway scholar and author of Influencing Hemingway: The People and Places That Shaped His Life and Work, Nancy W. Sindelar, Ph.D. Books will be available for purchase at the event. January 28th at 2:00–3:30 PM. CAVEA, JSSB 400.
ALT Flyer for the event "Hemingway’s Women." The image includes an illustration of Ernest Hemingway smoking a cigar and a bullring in the background. Text reads: "Discover the women who shaped Ernest Hemingway’s life and work in this one-hour talk by leading Hemingway scholar and author of Influencing Hemingway: The People and Places That Shaped His Life and Work, Nancy W. Sindelar, Ph.D. Books will be available for purchase at the event. Tuesday, January 28th, 2:00–3:30 PM, CAVEA, JSSB 400.
ALT A group of hands throws graduation caps into a clear sky. Bold text on the image reads: "Congratulations Roadrunners! You Did It!"
ALT Graphic announcing Madeline Terlep as the Fall 2024 Graduate Honoree for English and Journalism. Features a headshot of Madeline on the left. Text on the right reads: 'Fall 2024 Graduate Honoree: English & Journalism.' Key accomplishments include maintaining a 4.0 GPA, serving as Managing Editor of Metrosphere, contributing to The Metropolitan and the Roadrunner Review, publishing creative works titled 'Tiers of Cake and Pain' and 'I am nothing but a dandelion,' and being named a finalist in the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards. The graphic has a blue background with red and white text accents.
ALT The flyer promotes ENG 2270: Monsters and Monstrosity, a Spring 2025 course taught by Dr. Charles Hoge. The text highlights that the course sharpens critical thinking and analytical skills by investigating the cultural significance of monsters. Students will explore works like Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, and I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, as well as films such as Night of the Living Dead and The Last Man on Earth. The course examines how monsters embody fears, challenge boundaries, and reveal complexities of the human experience. Two sections are available: ENG 2270-001, CRN 30763, meeting Monday and Wednesday from 11:00 AM to 12:15 PM, and ENG 2270-002, CRN 31846, meeting Tuesday and Thursday from 12:30 PM to 1:45 PM. Prerequisite: ENG 1020. The course counts toward the Arts & Humanities General Education requirement. The background features an image of a werewolf under a full moon, a fiery skull, and other mon
ALT The flyer is titled "Early Anglophone: Early Literature of England and its Neighbors" in large red text at the top. A decorative medieval-style design with colorful flowers and a red and gold dragon is on the left and right edges. The text lists the topics covered in the course: "Celtic Heroes, Old English Riddles, Icelandic Saga, Arthur & his Knights, Chaucer's Women, Shakespeare's Spirits" and adds, "ALSO: What are connections with the big world outside these islands?" Below is the course information: "CRN 33271, ENG 3111 Early Anglophone Literature, Dr. Troyer, Spring 2025, MW 12:30–1:45 pm, [email protected]." At the bottom, a green banner states, "Prerequisite ENG 2000 or ENG 2100." The background has a parchment-like texture.
ALT A stack of blank-spined books surrounded by autumn leaves, candles, and a cup of tea. The text "Enjoy Your Fall Break" appears at the top in elegant white typography. The image uses warm tones to evoke a cozy, relaxing fall atmosphere.
ALT Flyer for a "Write-In Event" hosted by Huckleberry Roasters and Metrosphere. The top reads "Huck Huckleberry Roasters" in large black text, with "Write-In Event" below in bold red text. The text "Join us @ Larimer Square" appears in black and red. At the bottom, the Metrosphere logo is displayed in red and white. No additional event details are provided on the flyer.
ALT Flyer for "ENG 2220: American Literature Civil War-Present." At the top, the course details are listed: "Dr. Chereka Dickerson | Spring 2025 | CRN 31008 | MW 11:00-12:15 PM." The flyer features an illustration of a young woman sitting on an open book in a field of wheat, with a rural farmhouse and water tower on one side and a modern cityscape on the other. Below, the course description reads: "This course surveys literature from the Civil War to the present, emphasizing works by diverse voices, including women and authors of color. Through poetry, drama, fiction, and nonfiction, explore major literary movements such as Realism, Naturalism, Modernism, and Postmodernism." A section titled "Featured Authors" lists: Emily Dickinson, W.E.B. du Bois, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, Sandra Cisneros, and Jhumpa Lahiri. At the bottom, the prerequisites are noted: "Prerequisites ENG 1020 or ENG 1021 and ENG 2000 or ENG 2100."
ALT Flyer for the Spring 2025 course 'Early Anglophone: Early Literature of England and its Neighbors.' The background is parchment-style with ornate floral and dragon motifs inspired by medieval manuscript illumination. The text highlights course topics: Celtic Heroes, Old English Riddles, Icelandic Saga, Arthur and his Knights, Chaucer’s Women, and Shakespeare’s Spirits. There is also a note about some discussion of literature from the Rest of the World (R.O.W.). Course details: CRN 33271, ENG 3111 Early Anglophone Literature, taught by Dr. Troyer, meeting Monday and Wednesday from 12:30–1:45 PM. Prerequisite: ENG 2000 or ENG 2100. Contact: [email protected].
ALT The flyer advertises the course "ENG 2270: Monsters and Monstrosity" with a dark, eerie background featuring a full moon, a howling werewolf, a haunted house, and flames. It invites students to "sharpen their critical thinking and analytical skills as they investigate the cultural significance of monsters." The flyer mentions works such as Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, I Am Legend by Richard Matheson, and films like Night of the Living Dead and The Last Man on Earth. Additional details include the instructor, Dr. Charles Hoge, and two sections available for Spring 2025: ENG 2270-001, CRN 30763, meeting Mondays and Wednesdays from 11:00 to 12:15, and ENG 2270-002, CRN 31846, meeting Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 1:45. The course counts toward the Arts & Humanities General Education requirement and has a prerequisite of ENG 1020.
ALT Flyer for LING 4013 Psycholinguistics, a Spring 2025 upper-division linguistics course. The header reads 'LING 4013 Psycholinguistics' with class details: 'Spring 2025, Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:00–12:15 pm, Marina Gorlach, Ph.D., CRN 33309.' Below is a subheading in bold pink text: 'Unlock the Mysteries of Language Processing and Development.' The flyer highlights course topics such as language acquisition, bilingualism, reading comprehension, and speech. A note at the bottom states, 'This course meets elective requirements for the Linguistics major (linguistic or interdisciplinary credit).' Prerequisites: LING 2010 and junior standing or permission of instructor. On the right side is an illustration of two children facing each other. The boy’s brain is depicted as a complex, blue, swirling design, while the girl’s brain is colorful with interconnected shapes, symbolizing neural activity and creativity.
ALT Flyer for a Write-In Event at Huckleberry Roasters, titled 'HUCK Huckleberry Roasters' in bold black text. Below, 'WRITE IN EVENT' is highlighted in bold red, followed by 'Join us @ Larimer Square' in smaller black text. At the bottom, the Metrosphere logo appears in bold red and white, with 'METRO' in large font and 'SPHERE' underneath.
ALT Flyer for ENG 39BG: Creative Writing - Animal Shelter Volunteer course at MSU Denver, with a background of a blue sky and clouds. In the center, a golden retriever holds a leash in its mouth, with various puppies and kittens pictured along the bottom. The flyer reads: "ENG 39BG: Creative Writing - Animal Shelter Volunteer. Spring 2025 - Hybrid Course. Instructor: Dr. Jason Miller. CRN 34044. Online & On Campus. Thursdays 6:00 - 8:00 PM. Class dates: 1/23, 2/6, 3/6, 4/3, 5/8." The course description states that "ENG 3900 offers students the opportunity to study and practice creative nonfiction writing across various platforms while engaging in service learning. In partnership with the Humane Society of the South Platte River, students will create blog posts discussing their volunteer experiences, highlighting the organization’s mission and needs, and drawing attention to animals up for adoption." A blue sidebar lists key course elements, including developing a final project tailored to
ALT Flyer for the course ENG 2230: Hip-Hop as Poetry. Course CRN: 33270, scheduled TTH (Tuesday and Thursday) from 9:30-10:45 in room KC 211. The design includes an image of a smartphone displaying the album cover for 'Ready to Die: The Remaster' by The Notorious B.I.G., with white earbuds trailing from it. To the right is an image of aged parchment with a quill and ink bottle below it, symbolizing poetry. Text below reads: 'In Hip-hop as poetry, we use rap lyrics to learn about poetry. We learn about literary and poetic devices including rhyme, word play, and graphic description. We also learn about Black language and expression, hip-hop history and culture, and we read poetry. ENG 2230 counts towards GS AHUM credits. Contact Dr. Chereka Dickerson at [email protected] for more details.
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ALT Flyer for a Write-In Event at Huckleberry Roasters, with large bold black text reading 'HUCK Huckleberry Roasters' at the top. Below in bold red text, it says 'WRITE IN EVENT.' Underneath, in smaller black text, it reads 'Join us @ Larimer Square.' At the bottom, the logo for [M] Metrosphere appears in bold red and white, with 'METRO' in large font and 'SPHERE' underneath.