Background
Saner, Reginald Anthony was born on December 30, 1931 in Morgan County, Illinois, United States. Son of Reginald Anthony and Marie Catherine (Rexroat) Saner.
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Reginald Anthony Saner
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Bachelor of Arts, St. Norbert College, 1952; Master of Arts, University Illinois, 1956; Doctor of Philosophy, University Illinois, 1962.
Career
Freelance photographer, 1952-1956; assistant Professor of English literature, U. Colorado, 1962-1967; associate professor, U. Colorado, 1967-1973; professor, U. Colorado, since 1973; distinguished research lecturer, U. Colorado, spring 1983.
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Married Anne Costigan, August 16, 1958. Children– Timothy, Nicholas.
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American
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1952
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1956
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1962
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1952 - 1956
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Recipient Poetry award Borestone Mountain, 1972, Walt Whitman award for poetry Academy American Poets-Copernicus Society of America, 1975, Hazel Barnes award, 1992, Colorado Center for the Books award, 1993. Co-winner open competition National Poetry Series, 1980. Winner Creede Repertory Theatre Poetry Competition, 1981. Governor's award for excellence in the arts State of Colorado, 1983, 45th Anniversary prize Quarterly Review Literature, 1989. Fulbright scholar, 1960-1961. University Colorado faculty fellow, 1967, 74-75, 81-84, 89-90, 94-95. National Endowment for Arts fellow, 1976. Rockefeller Foundation resident scholar Centro Culturale della Fondazione Rockefeller, Bellagio, 1990, Wallace Stegner award Center of the American West, 1997.Recipient Poetry award Borestone Mountain, 1972, Walt Whitman award for poetry Academy American Poets-Copernicus Society of America, 1975, Hazel Barnes award, 1992, Colorado Center for the Books award, 1993. Co-winner open competition National Poetry Series, 1980. Winner Creede Repertory Theatre Poetry Competition, 1981.
Governor's award for excellence in the arts State of Colorado, 1983, 45th Anniversary prize Quarterly Review Literature, 1989. Fulbright scholar, 1960-1961. University Colorado faculty fellow, 1967, 74-75, 81-84, 89-90, 94-95.
National Endowment for Arts fellow, 1976. Rockefeller Foundation resident scholar Centro Culturale della Fondazione Rockefeller, Bellagio, 1990, Wallace Stegner award Center of the American West, 1997.