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​To support the work of Toyon, and the education it provides the students who work on each issue, donations are deeply appreciated. Your donation will not only sustain the work of artists and writers in Humboldt County and all over the world, you also further the magazine's ability to train students with skills in editing, production, design, and promotions. Toyon would like to thank you for your interest and advocacy. 

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What Students Have to Say About Their Work in Toyon

“Toyon has been a great resource to me. The class gave me a role and helped me grow educationally, individually, and in work ethic. It allowed me to feel like I was part of a team. The Toyon platform allows authors to get their foot in the door and let their voices be heard. When we had our Toyon release party, one author came all the way from Canada because having his piece in the literary magazine meant so much to him. It also gave a platform for cultural voices that have not been heard. Toyon gives the student the tools to success to a bright and wonderful future.” —Kim Hill, English Major
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Toyon staff members working on laptops
“As an aspiring Technical Writer, the Toyon Multilingual Journal of Literature and Art at Humboldt State University has provided me with the imperative tools necessary to succeed in the publishing world, which I will carry with me through the remainder of my academic career.”   —Abby Moreno, English Major

Toyon staff members working at computers.
Toyon staff members working at computers
​“Toyon means the world to me, it means another gateway to so many opportunities that I am no more prepared for than ever. Toyon means coming to class and feeling like a human, like a valued piece of a team, someone who makes a difference. Toyon means struggling to do your best, trying your hardest, and succeeding even when you fail. Toyon means the world to me, and I know that my time spent here will push me forward into any and all challenges that I might encounter along my path.”  —Erin Scofield, English Major

Toyon Wishes to Thank: ​Sponsors & Partners

HSU College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
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Humboldt State University Library

HSU Department of World Languages and Cultures

HSU Environmental Studies Program


HSU Department of English

HSU Marketing and Communications



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Janelle Adsit
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Barbara Curiel 

​Jim Dodge

Laura Hahn

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Corey Lewis

Cyril Oberlander
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North Coast Chapter of Mensa

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  • About
    • The Name
    • Awards
    • FAQ
    • Masthead >
      • Meet the 2020-2021 Staff
      • Meet the Fall 2022 Staff
    • Contact
  • Support
  • Read
    • Back Issues on Digital Commons
    • Volume 68: Hope and Healing
    • Volume 67
    • Volume 66
    • Volume 65
    • Previous Cover Designs
  • Listen
    • Volume 69
    • Volume 68
    • Volume 67
    • Volume 66
    • Volume 65
  • Submit
    • "Mi casa es...": A Special Music and Poetry Competition
    • Submit Online
    • Submission Guidelines
    • Requisitos De Envío
    • Our Mission
  • Join
    • Production Cycle
    • Understanding Literary Journals
    • Career Resources for Students >
      • Graduate Programs in Creative Writing
    • Recommended Readings
    • Toolkit
  • Blog