Events & Announcements
Lift every voice black history month writing contest
Funded by the Cerritos College Foundation
Write about a Black public figure or collective—activist, artist, writer, athlete, educator, filmmaker, politician, business leader, influencer, etc.—who you believe hasn't gotten the recognition they deserve. In a 750-word original essay or a poem of any length, sing their praises, say their names, let the world know who they are, what they’ve done, and why you think the rest of the world should know their work.
Prizes: 1st place ($125), 2nd place ($75), 3rd place ($50) + publication on the English department website
Deadline Extended: March 15th (11:59 pm)
VISITING WRITER SERIES: Manuel Muñoz
Photo by John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation Foto
March 20th
11:00 am-12:30 pm
Zoom
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Come join us for a reading and Q&A with Manuel Muñoz, author of THE CONSEQUENCES (Graywolf,
2022).
A tribute to women writers
Students, faculty, and staff are invited to read work by their favorite women writers. Woman-identifying participants may also read some of their own writing.
Monday, March 25th
3:00-5:00 pm
Zoom
English mentoring program
Would you like to know more about the English major, English programs at four-year universities, and/or resources for English majors? Join the English Department's Mentoring Program!
Contact Prof. Michelle Fagundes or Dr. Daniel Gardner to be added to our English Department Mentoring Canvas site.
Learn more about careers and majors in the Arts, Humanities, and Communications Learning and Career Pathway!
Find the classes you need with the Program Mapper!
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