Silver City’s next poet laureate is yet to be selected. This honorary position is given to a person who has established presence in the poetry world, demonstrated a commitment to poetry, and embraced opportunities to engage in civil discourse. Candidates must be at least 21 years old, self-nominated, and residents of Grant County with community ties. With promoting poetry in the community being the primary duty of the Silver City Poet Laureate, the designee may also be asked to present an original commemorative poem at one or two public events. Application details can be found at swwordfiesta.org. With questions, contact WNMU Assistant Professor of English Composition Heather Frankland at...
The 2021 WNMU Academic Writing Contest is open to any Mustang undergraduates right now! Submissions are welcome between 7 and 30 pages in length of thesis-driven research writing that makes a meaningful contribution to academic discourse. This could be a paper written for any university course or a personal research project. Entries must be submitted by April 16 to academicwriting@wnmu.edu. Prizes will be awarded, and the winner(s) will be recognized at the Academic Symposium and invited to present summary highlights of their...
Join us this April 16 at 2 p.m. for the Spring 2021 WNMU Writers Webinar! Speakers: Dr. William B. Lane Jr., NCC 2.00 – 2.20 pm Title: Shame in Supervision: Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in Counselor Education Abstract: The supervisory working alliance helps counselors-in-training (CITs) develop into licensed professionals. During supervision, CITs encounter challenges that lead to feelings of shame. This shame left unaddressed can lead to ruptures in the supervisory alliance. The experience of CITs feeling shame in supervision has been given little attention in Counselor Education literature. This phenomenon was explored using interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA). The following convergent themes were discovered: feeling unheard, belief in wrongdoing, disengagement, feeling scared, valuing validation, and feeling lectured. Dr. William Norris 2.20 – 2.40 pm Title: Fabulous Flora of the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument Abstract: Bill...
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