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was in a freshman comp program, and he later served on the University Board of Regents, eventually succeeding in incorporating WSU in the state university system. The story goes that this was meant to keep costs lower for those who attended WSU. Nice when our administration cared about that, I suppose. (This is gritchy, I know. Debt gives me anxiety, though).

Dr. Darren DeFrain and former MFA student Aaron Rodriguez received an NEH Grant for $100,000 in 2021

I believe, still works for the English Department, if he is the same Sydney Martin that contributed to this Gazebo.

Published poetry, worked in the MFA program here at WSU, and now seems to teach at Michigan State University as a professor and head of the Poetry program. She served on the Kansas Humanities Council in 1987. Seems she鈥檚 done a lot of writing, good on her.

Now teaches at Old Dominion University in Virginia, and returned to school for her MFA at 40, so she might be considered a non-traditional student. Since then, she鈥檚 done good work as a teacher and author, publishing a good bit and accumulating awards.

Another poet graduate, as well as a former faculty member teaching lit. and creative writing. Also, Jeanine still lives in 麻豆破解版, so that鈥檚 fun.

Now a poet and professor of Creative Writing and Poet in Residence at Lakeland University. Editor and Publisher of the literary magazine Seems.

The English Department hired fiction writer Dr. Jason Allen in 2022

The English Department hired Assistant Teaching Professor Clinton Jones, MFA and JD in 2021

Dr. Darren DeFrain published his novel, The Salt Palace, with New Issues/Dzanc in 2005