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Matthew Cooperman

Year of Graduation: 1998

English Concentration: Literature

Degrees

Ph.D, Literature, Ohio University

Current Job Title

Assistant Professor of English, Colorado State University

Past Positions

2002-03: Assistant Professor of English, Cornell College

Achievements

Matthew was the founding editor of Quarter After Eight and Accidental Vestments Arts Collaborative. His book, A Sacrificial Zinc has won the Lena Miles Weaver Todd Prize, while his chapbook, Surge was a Wick Chapbook Prize winner.