CURRICULUM VITAE

 

JOSEPH “NATE” DUKE

[contact info available upon request]

EDUCATION

Florida State University, Tallahassee— Ph.D. English/Creative Writing: Poetry 2021

University of Montana, Missoula— MFA Creative Writing: Poetry 2017

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville— BA English Literature, 2015

 

PROFESSIONAL AND TEACHING EXPERIENCE

MSU-Billings, 2021-22

Courses Taught: WRIT 429, LIT 437, LIT 304, CRW 240, WRIT 101

Florida State University, 2018-21

Courses Taught: Poetic Technique—CRW 311; Intro to Literature—LIT 2000; Intro to English Studies—ENG 2012; Research, Genre, and Context—ENC 2135; Freshman Composition and Rhetoric—ENC 1101

University of Texas, Austin, 2019

            OnRamps program Writing Assessment specialist

Educational Testing Service, 2019-current

            AP Language exam reader

University of Montana, 2015-2017

            Courses Taught: Poetry Workshop—CWR 211; College Writing—WRIT 101
           

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS 

Yale University, American Literature in the World: “Blueing Under a Dimming North Star”: Destabilizations of English in Native American Poetry” 2019.

University of Alabama, Examining the American Experience conference: “Colonizing the Enemy’s Language”: New American Englishes in Contemporary Native Poetries” 2019

University of Idaho, Fluid Frontiers conference: “Deluge and Dissolution; Water, Language, and the Anthropocene in Contemporary Native American Poetry” 2019.

 

PUBLICATIONS AND READINGS

Poems:

“Primm Meadow” Paris Review summer 2022

“Garish Abstract Stained-Glass Birds” Colorado Review, spring 2021

“On a Farm Near Junction City” Granta, spring 2021

“Projects Not Realized” Granta fall 2020

“Texarkana Apocrypha” and “Illinois River, Northern Arkansas” Southern Humanities Review, forthcoming fall 2020

“All the People You Want Are Naked Asleep in Another June” Puerto del Sol, 2020

“They Gave Us All Day” Green Linden Press, 2020

“Tales of Ecopoetic Geometries are Best Left as Such” The Hunger, 2019. Nominated for a Best of the Net award.

“Unlike Conquest” Academy of American Poets, 2016

“3 poems” Driftwood Press, 2015. Nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

“Names” Red Cedar Press, 2015

“Sestina series” Nude Bruce Review, 2014

“Blue Cherries” Blue Hour Press, 2013        

“3 poems” The Ozark Line, 2013

 

Nonfiction:

“After, I’d Try Becoming a White Parapet” The Arkansas International, fall 2020

 

Reviews:

“Swift by David Baker.” Entropy 2020

Woods and Clouds Interchangeable by Michael Earl Craig.” Adroit 2020

 “Dissolve by Sherwin Bitsui.” The Southeast Review, 2019

Deep South by Paul Theroux.” CutBank Magazine, 2016.

 

Readings:

Diné College Midnight Transfer remote series, 2020

University of Idaho Ecopoetics conference, 2019

ULL Lafayette The Nice Things series, 2019

FSU’s Jerome Stern Distinguished Writers series, 2018

UM Thesis Defense, 2017

GetLit! EWU Book Festival, 2017

UM Second Wind series, 2016

Montana Book Festival, 2016

 

LITERARY INVOLVEMENT

Southeast Review, Poetry Reader, FSU 2018-current

Southeast Review, Book Reviewer, FSU 2018-current

The Nice Things regional reading series assistant coordinator, 2019

CutBank Poetry Editor, UMT 2015-2017

CutBank Social Media Editor, UMT 2015-2017

Second Wind reading series assistant coordinator, 2017

Oxford American Magazine editorial intern, 2015

 

OTHER EMPLOYMENT

Governor’s Charter Academy, Literacy Tutor, 2019

Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes, Literacy Tutor, 2018

Missoula Public Schools, Para-Educator, 2017        

Montana BSA, Aquatics Director, 2016-2017

 

AWARDS

Academy of American Poets College Prize, 2016

Bertha Morton Fellowship, UMT, 2016

Dean’s List, UMT 2016

Dean’s List, UARK 2015

 

INTERESTS

Contemporary Native poetries

Navajo language and poetics

Ecopoetics

Postcolonial poetry

Romanticism