riverrun Vol. 47
This is Volume 47 of the UCCS Student Literary and Arts Journal that was begun in 1971 by Dr. C. Kenneth Pellow. For the last 40 years, it has been published and circulated at the end of every spring semester showcasing fiction, poetry, nonfiction and visual art that has been created by UCCS students.
This is Volume 47 of the UCCS Student Literary and Arts Journal that was begun in 1971 by Dr. C. Kenneth Pellow. For the last 40 years, it has been published and circulated at the end of every spring semester showcasing fiction, poetry, nonfiction and visual art that has been created by UCCS students.
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Acknowledgements:
Acknowledgements
The 2020 edition of riverrun is a celebration of the creativity of UCCS Students.
This celebration wouldn’t be possible without the effort, advice, and help of many
people. As such we wish to extend our gratitude to all those who made this journal
a reality.
First, we would like to thank the Student Government Association whose funding
make printing the journal possible.
We would like to thank the past editorial classes for the legacy they’ve enabled us
to be a part of.
Thank you to Danielle Buckner from Copy it! She has been extremely patient and
helpful during this difficult time in helping us produce the 47th volume of our
beloved journal.
Thank you to each of the students who submitted works to the journal, without
their creative efforts the journal could not be filled with the wonderful stories and
artworks that line its pages.
Thank you to Jon Bogh, the faculty advisor for SGA, whose advice proved invaluable
for navigating the funding process.
Thank you to each and every member of the editorial class for their time, patience,
and effort. Especially in the face of the unique challenges of producing
riverrun Vol. 47 remotely that came with this semester.
Most of all, thank you to Dr. Kirsten Ortega, whose advice, knowledge and patience
were essential to this journal’s success, and who will surely see the journal
to a bright future.
Together, we weathered a pandemic.
The Editorial Class of 2020
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