Background
Donaghy, Daniel Delet was born on October 8, 1970 in Bristol, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Daniel Delet and Anna Marie (Lewandowski) Donaghy.
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Kensington Avenue. Poems
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Daniel Delet Donaghy
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Daniel Delet Donaghy, American literature and creative writing professor, poet, writer. Finalist Paterson Poetry prize, 2002, Milton Kessler Poetry award, 2010, James Laughlin prize, 2010; recipient Paterson award, 2010, Theodore Christian Hoepfner award, Southern Humanities, 2006; Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts Poetry grantee, 2002, Culture and Tourism Artist's grant, 2008. Member of Modern Language Association, AWP.
Education
Bachelor in English, Kutztown University, 1993. Master of Arts in English, Hollins College, 1994. Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing, Cornell University, 1997.
Doctor of Philosophy in English, University Rochester, 2006.
Career
Lecturer Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1996—1998. English teacher & poet-in-residence Allendale Columbia School, Rochester, 1999—2005. Assistant professor English, Eastern Connecticut State University, 2005—2010, associate professor English, since 2010.
Lecturer in field.
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Member of Modern Language Association, AWP.
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Married Karen Elizabeth Schneller, August 24, 1996. 1 child Eliza Claire;1 child Abigail Lauren.
Education
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1993
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1994
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1997
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2006
Career
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1996 - 1998
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1999 - 2005
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2005 - 2010
Awards
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Finalist Paterson Poetry prize, 2002, Milton Kessler Poetry award, 2010, James Laughlin prize, 2010. Recipient Paterson award, 2010, Theodore Christian Hoepfner award, Southern Humanities, 2006. Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts Poetry grantee, 2002, Culture and Tourism Artist's grant, 2008.Finalist Paterson Poetry prize, 2002, Milton Kessler Poetry award, 2010, James Laughlin prize, 2010. Recipient Paterson award, 2010, Theodore Christian Hoepfner award, Southern Humanities, 2006. Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts Poetry grantee, 2002, Culture and Tourism Artist's grant, 2008.