Dylan Lewis Named to Andrew W. Mellon Society of Fellows in Critical Bibliography
The prestigious fellowship is a capstone graduate career achievement for the English doctoral candidate.
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Jeanne Fahnestock, Professor Emeritus, was invited by the Rhetoric Programs of the University of Lund, Sweden (October 11-17), and the University of Copenhagen (October 17-24), and gave a seminar and public lecture at each school.
PWP lecturer Rebecca Ritzel was chosen to serve as a 2015 literature grant panelist for the Ohio State Arts Council and traveled to Columbus in December to adjudicate the criticism category.
Randy Ontiveros gave a guest lecture on what role literature can play in engineering to students in the course “Engineering for Sustainability” (ENCE215).
In September, Oliver Gaycken gave a talk, “Cinema’s Plasticity: The Embryological Series and Animation,” at the Reproduction on Film Conference, which was hosted by the Department of History and Philosophy of Science, at Cambridge University, UK.
Carlea Holl-Jensen and Lindsay Fowler presented our paper, "Reading Weird: Teaching Experimental Fiction in the Creative Writing Classroom," at the University of Central Missouri's Creative Writing & Innovative Pedagogies Conference.
Professor Howard Norman has won a Creative and Performing Arts Award (CAPAA) to work on his new novel-in-progress, Thirteen Crowded Hours. We wait in anticipation!Join us in congratulating Howard!
Congratulations to Ralph Bauer and Oliver Gaycken for winning semester RASAs from the Graduate School. Congratulations to Chanon Adsanatham and Jerry Passannante for winning summer RASAs.
Daniel Pendick left his former position as executive editor of Harvard Men’s Health Watch to become the new science writer (one of three) at Maryland Sea Grant, which is part of the UM Center for Environmental Science.
The MFA Program in Creative Writing is pleased to announce our nominees for AWP's Intro Journals Project (2016)
Washington wins honorable mention in the competition for the Association's William Sanders Scarborough Prize for an Outstanding Scholarly Study of Black American Literature