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Journals

• "To Friends Not Knowing What to Say," "The Language of Birds," and "Yellow," three poems in Iota No. 85, 2009 (UK)
• "'Have a Nice Day!'," "Small Gestures," and "Morning Exercise," three poems in Sugar Mule No. 32, 2009 <www.sugarmule.com>
• "Recipe for the Broken," a poem in "Walt's Corner," The Long Islander, December 2008"
• How Can a Boy Hate Fishing?", a poem in Silk Road Vol. 4, 2008
• "The Silence Teacher," a poem in Oregon Literary Review Vol. 3, No. 2, 2008 <orelitrev.startlogic.com>
• "Radish," a poem in North American Review, April/May 2007
• "Telegraph Flower Stand," a poem in Askew, Volume 3, Spring 2007
• "The Angel Of Sleep Visits The Inner City," a poem in Cider Press Review, Volume 8, 2007
• "Seams," a poem in the International Museum of Women "Fatherhood" exhibit <www.imow.org>
• "Accosted in O'Brien's Pub," a poem in California Quarterly Vol. 29, No. 2
• "Crest Theater, Age 15," a poem in Fairfield Review, Winter 2003 <www.fairfieldreview.org>

Anthologies

• One poem, Open Windows (Arroyo Arts Collective, 2005)
• Four poems, Beyond The Valley Of The Contemporary Poets (VC Press, 2004)

• Selected by faculty to give student speech at MFA commencement (2009)
• Runner-Up, Indiana Review Poetry Prize (2009)
• Honorable Mention, Rattle Poetry Prize (2008)
• Honorable Mention, Atlantic Monthly Student Writing Contest (2007)
• Finalist, James Hearst Poetry Prize (2007)
• First Prize (one of ten), Poetry in the Windows V (2003, Arroyo Arts Collective)
• Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar (1996-1999, U.C. Berkeley)
• Alumni Leadership Scholar (1996-1999, U.C. Berkeley)

• "Emulation, Originality, And The Writing Tradition," given at The Ojai Center For The Arts, Ojai, California (September, 2007) and The Brooks Institute, Ventura, California (October, 2007)
• "Poetry and Politics," given at Mt. St. Mary’s College, Los Angeles, California (November 2004)