Faculty Member
Morgan Rose-Marie is a queer writer and an Assistant Professor at Utah Valley University. She has a PhD from Ohio University and an MA from Colorado State University. Her creative work has been featured in The Normal School, Sonora Review, Entropy, Bending Genres, Thin Air Magazine, and Heavy Feather Review
Major: English/Creative Writing
Major: English/Creative Nonfiction
Major: Secondary Education
Major: Journalism; Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs
Creative Writing Capstone, Fall 2025
Directed Readings, Fall 2025
Internship, Fall 2025
Internship, Fall 2025
Internship, Fall 2025
Introduction to Creative Writing, Fall 2025
Studies in Literary Genres, Fall 2025
Directed Readings, Summer 2025
Intermediate Academic Writing CC, Summer 2025
Introduction to Creative Writing HH, Summer 2025
Advanced Creative Nonfiction Writing WE, Spring 2025
Internship, Spring 2025
Introduction to Creative Writing HH, Spring 2025
Introduction to Creative Writing HH, Spring 2025
Studies in Literary Genres, Spring 2025
PRISM international is a literary magazine located on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm people (Vancouver, BC). Our mandate is to publish the best in contemporary writing and translation from Canada and around the world. Writing from PRISM has been featured in Best American Stories, Best American Essays and The Journey Prize Stories, amongst other noted publications.
A journal can nominate up to two pieces of CNF, which means that After Happy Hour Review judged my essay ("Finger-Pointing" to be one of the top two essays they published this year.
"The Best of the Net is an awards-based anthology designed to grant a platform to a diverse and growing collection of writers and publishers who are building an online literary landscape that seeks to break free of traditional publishing. This space has been created to bring greater respect to the continually expanding world of exceptional digital publishing." (https://bestofthenetanthology.com/about/)
Mentored three creative writers in their reading at SCULPT's showcase event (one I nominated, one I provided feedback on her work prior to the reading, and one self-nominated after I encouraged the class to do so).
For my essay "He Knows_ The Dog Dies in This One"
for The Befores & Afters_ A Memoir
For "Fata Morgana"
