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Juan Delgado

Art Exhibit

January 21, 2017 by Noe Ramos 493 Comments

By Noe Ramos |Staff Writer| The exhibit “Beyond The Fences/Mas Alla de los Fences” opened on Jan. 17 at the University of Redlands' art gallery. CSUSB professors Thomas McGovern and Juan Delgado, along with professor Raul Acero from the University of Redlands, collaborated to make the exhibit possible. Delgado specializes in poetry, literature, translation theory and creative writing. McGovern specializes in documentaries and photography. Acero specializes in ceramics and sculpture art. “I think art has great power to portray, and illuminate at a very deep and human level, and both these artists are adept at communicating humanistic, important, and poetic ideas about … [Read more...] about Art Exhibit

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Admin & faculty relationship strained

October 12, 2015 by Archived posts 24 Comments

By Aldon Stiles |Staff Writer| Relations between President Tomás Morales and the faculty senate are still rocky since the sudden dismissal of former provost Dr. Andrew Bodman in June. Faculty senate chair Dr. Jodie Ullman stated in an email, “...we currently have highly strained relationships with central administration.” “Over the last three years,” Ullman continued, “there have been actions and behaviors that have lead to a breach of trust between many in the faculty and central administration.” “The dismissal of so many administrators and staff in the past three years also led to a concern that the President wants to eliminate ‘institutional memory’ from the campus, so he could … [Read more...] about Admin & faculty relationship strained

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Juan Delgado named CSUSB’s Interim Provost

July 1, 2015 by Archived posts 82 Comments

By Clarissa Toll |News Editor| Juan Delgado will begin his role as Interim Provost on July 1. As stated in an email sent by President Tomàs Morales, Delgado will not be considered as a candidate for the permanent position. A nationwide search for a permanent candidate is underway. Delgado will serve as Interim Provost until the fulfillment of the permanent position. Delgado has been a part of the CSUSB faculty since 1988; serving as Assistant to the Provost, Chair of the English Department, and Interim Chair of the Communication Studies Department during his 27 years at CSUSB.  "His [Delgado's] stellar university leadership experience combined with the strong relationships … [Read more...] about Juan Delgado named CSUSB’s Interim Provost

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CSUSB professors, Juan Delgado and Thomas McGovern author new book

May 3, 2014 by Archived posts 44 Comments

By Rachel Molina |Staff Writer| Juan Delgado and Thomas McGovern depicted the hidden beauty of San Bernardino’s cultural landscape in an elegant way in their book, “Vital Signs.” The book was a seven year project that pays homage to the region and its working-class Latino community. “Vital Signs” is an exhibit based on the book that is now showing in the Robert and Frances Fullerton Museum of Art (RAFFMA) on campus. Delgado and McGovern are also both CSUSB professors who both teach their respective crafts of art and writing to their students. McGovern is a photographer and was able to depict the beauty of overlooked, hand-painted signs and murals within the city. His … [Read more...] about CSUSB professors, Juan Delgado and Thomas McGovern author new book

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: Juan Delgado, Photograpghy, poetry, RAFMA, Thomas Mcgovern, Vital Signs

Poet wins professor of the year

May 3, 2013 by Archived posts 6 Comments

By Art Ortega |Staff Writer| During a poetry class session, he came. “Outstanding instructor.” Delgado-his name. El Presidente Tomás Morales dubbed Juan Delgado, “El Jefe” after presenting him with this year’s Professor of the Year Award. Professor Delgado has become a great asset to this university. He has chaired the English department, Communications department and served on many committees throughout his career. Morales barged into his poetry class on Monday, April 29, surprising Delgado, with more than 20 professors who were previous award winners. Delgado’s wife Jean, a CSUSB lecturer, and two daughters, Anna and Clara, were also present to support their hero and … [Read more...] about Poet wins professor of the year

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Professor Delgado inspired by simplicity

May 13, 2012 by Archived posts

By Desirae Contreras |Staff Writer| English professor and published poet Juan Delgado has dedicated himself to inspiring others through his writing. The CSUSB Alumnus has published books: “Green Web” (1994), “El Campo” (1998), “A Rush of Hands” (2003) and his soon-to-be released “Vital Signs and Lavish Weeds.” Delgado has learned to appreciate the inner beauty of life’s simplicities through his poetry. “I’m writing about the things that matter to me and the context and culture in my history. I am affirming and acknowledging my past with poetry,” said Delgado. Delgado was born in Guadalajara, Mexico and came to the United States with his family when he was 6 years old. He received … [Read more...] about Professor Delgado inspired by simplicity

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