Faculty Profile of Rapp, Gregory

Intro

Gregory Rapp was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota, the nation’s nuclear weapons capital, at the time, but he was raised in and around the San Juan Mountains of southern Colorado, where he learned about the stars and how to pan for gold. He began writing, cliché as it may sound, when he was in the first-grade. Greg’s writing, both fiction and nonfiction, focuses on technology, politics, and cultural change, among other things. He has been featured in El Portal, Otherwise Engaged, and A Tome of Fables (2018). His nonfiction has been curated and featured on Medium and The Startup. His debut short story collection was published as Café at the End of the Internet, and he is currently the editor for CCC’s literary journal, Palabras. Greg Rapp teaches English and political science at Clovis Community College. He is also the division chair for Languages, History, and Theatre.

Career Info

• M.F.A., Creative Writing (Emphasis in Speculative Fiction), Southern New Hampshire University, 2020.
• M.A., English, Eastern New Mexico University, 2015.
• B.S., Political Science, Eastern New Mexico University, 2013.
• B.A., Political Science, Eastern New Mexico University, 2012.

Office Hours

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