Collette Mace is thrilled to be a writer for the University of Colorado, Boulder chapter.
Outside of Her Campus, Collette is a second year student at CU studying English, as well as working in the School of Education towards a secondary English teaching licensure. She has interned for local newspapers including the Sky-Hi news in Granby, CO. While most of her work experience has been in cafes and coffee shops, she was lucky enough to work at Grand Kids Learning Center in Fraser, CO, over the summer of 2023 as an assistant teacher, primarily with pre-school aged children.
In her free time, Collette adores reading and reviewing as many novels as she can get her hands on. While she prefers reading outside, often after an adventure with her dog, Luna, she will always seize the opportunity to seek out a new coffee shop to enjoy while she reads. She's a movie enthusiast (and will often see new movies in theaters at least twice) and will never pass up a chance to support the dramatic arts. Collette also enjoys going to concerts (when funds allow it), with Red Rocks being her favorite venue-- except for the parking, of course. She is passionate about politics, especially concerning education and schools.
Building Compassion and Joy From the Inside Out- A Conversation with Reverend Nontombi Naomi Tutu
The Banality of Evil
A Beginner’s Guide to Afro-Beat
“My Love Mine All Mine”: the Profound Personal Power in Loving
What is “Media Training”, and Why Does the Internet Seem To Think Only Women Need It?
Dr. Mona Hanna-Atisha: A Modern American Hero
CU Boulder African Students Association’s African Royalty Fashion Show: A Bright New Tradition
Connections Between “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” and the “Hunger Games” books that prove Suzanne Collins is a genius.
My Experience Getting my Ears Pierced at Rowan on Pearl Street
The Life and (Rarely) the Death of the “Final Girl”