Laurie Notaro is a very funny, smart writer who has published twelve books and is a New York Times bestselling author! She is reading on November 6, 2020 from 3:00-4:00. Contact Ce Rosenow at RosenowC@lanecc.edu for the Zoom link to this event!
Laurie Notaro
Learn more about Laurie Notaro before the reading!
As members of the Lane Honors Program, you are eligible to submit your work to these publications!
The National Collegiate Honors Council’s Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity provides students the opportunity to have their academic and creative pursuits published alongside the work of some of their brightest and most dedicated peers. We receive submissions from schools both in the United States, as well as from institutions overseas, and each of our associate editors studies at a different NCHC-affiliated university. We strive to show the power of undergraduate work by transcending the boundaries of state, region, and discipline.
Submissions deadline: October 16, 2020
Website link: https://nchcureca.com/
We invite your students to submit their creative work to the December 1, 2020 Edition of The Palouse Review. We accept short fiction, nonfiction, scholarship, poetry, photography & visual art, music, and digital multimedia.This is an excellent opportunity for students to publish their work!
Submissions deadline: November 1, 2020
Website: https://palousereview.wsu.edu/
We accept submissions in a variety of categories, including poetry, creative nonfiction, short fiction, foreign language, visual art, photography, and open media. As our staff begins the production process for this year’s edition, we would like to invite the students in your honors program to submit their work for the chance to be published!
To further celebrate the accomplishments of submitting students, the top submission in each category will receive a $250 award from the WRHC.
We’re seeking innovative and imaginative works—anything and everything from choreographed dance pieces to architectural sketches, from film to music, from pottery to performance art, from fashion to graphic novels.
Submissions deadline: October 9, 2020
Website: scribendi.unm.edu
The Lane Honors Program now has a newsletter! Edited by honors student, Kyla Ramsey, this newsletter will come out a couple of times a year to update the college on the program. Check out the first issue of the Honors Program News! Kyla did a great job!
Many of you are engaged in undergraduate research in your classes, and you may be presenting some of that work at the college’s Undergraduate Research Fair and/or at the University of Oregon’s Undergraduate Research Symposium. Many of you are also wonderful fiction writers, painters, photographers, poets, song writers, and other types of writers and artists. It’s time to start publishing your work!
This publication workshop covers several aspects of the publication process:
Don’t forget that Lane Community College has its own journal, Denali!
When you do have work published, be sure to add that information to your CV and resume. See this Curriculum (CV) Workshop for more details.
Congratulations to Jeremiah Vandagrift! His photograph, “Under the Cloud Veil,” appears in the May 2020 issue of The Palouse Review! The journal is published by the Washington State University Honors College.
The Scribendi publication window is now open! Don’t miss this chance to submit your work to a great journal published by the University of New Mexico Honors College!
Honors students who are going to be enrolled at Lane next fall are eligible to submit work.
See the Scribendi website for more information:
This spring, the Honors Program will publish its first newsletter, and we have an outstanding editor in charge of the project!
Kyla Ramsey is from Cottage Grove, Oregon. She is finishing her first year at Lane, and she joined the Honors Program in winter of 2020. Kyla is an English major with plans to transfer to the University of Oregon to continue her studies in English. She is an avid gamer and dedicated writer, spending her free time playing games with friends, writing D&D campaigns, and pursuing her passion for creative writing.
Check out this short workshop by Casey Reid and Ce Rosenow, and start building your own expanded resume known as a curriculum vitae CV!
Here’s the workshop and here’s the handout used during the workshop.
Contact Casey (ReidC@lanecc.edu) or Ce (RosenowC@lanecc.edu) if you have questions or would like more help with your CV!
Are you interested in finding leadership opportunities, ways to connect with others during this stay-at-home time, and additional elements to add to your resume and scholarship applications? OSPIRG is looking for student volunteers. Learn more!
“In teaching environmental science I enjoy helping students explore the bioregion surrounding them, partner with campus stakeholders to do scientific research in my classes to help build their identity as a scientist and treat the campus as a living lab. Additionally, I work with students and sustainability groups to incorporate sustainable practices across campus, aligning campus policy/practice to external benchmarks (like the UN SDGs), and promote food security. I began teaching Environmental Science courses at Lane in the Fall of 2019. Prior to that I was an Environmental Science and Chemistry faculty member at Bellevue College, in Bellevue, Washington for 6 years. In my free time I like to be outside whether biking, skiing, hiking, or camping. Additionally, I am an avid gardener and like to grow (and cook) open pollinated vegetables (ask me about the Learning Garden Club).”