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Kate Rushin
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| Born | Donna Kate Rushin 1951 (age 73–74) |
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| Nationality | American |
| Education | Oberlin College |
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| Notable works | "The Bridge Poem" |
| Notable awards | Rose Low Rome Memorial Poetry Prize; Grolier Poetry Prize |
Donna Kate Rushin (born in 1951), known as Kate Rushin, is an American poet. She is famous for her poem "The Bridge Poem." This poem was the introduction to a well-known book called This Bridge Called My Back, published in 1981. Kate Rushin lives in Connecticut today.
About Kate Rushin
Kate Rushin is a talented poet. She is known for her powerful words. Her work often explores important ideas. She has inspired many readers.
Early Life and Education
Kate Rushin grew up in Lawnside, New Jersey. She went to Oberlin College and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Later, she continued her studies at Brown University. There, she received a Master of Fine Arts degree.
In 2021, Kate Rushin became a Poet in Residence. This means she was a special poet working in the English Department at Connecticut College.
Awards and Recognition
Kate Rushin has received several awards for her poetry. These awards show how much her writing is valued.
- Rose Low Rome Memorial Poetry Prize
- Grolier Poetry Prize
External Links
- Official website: https://katerushinpoet.com/index.php/about/
