English major Ryan Roche and English minor Shaiyke Jordan recently attended the Spring 2018 Visiting Writer events featuring New York Times bestselling author D. Watkins and wrote about their experiences on their blogs for Prof. Meagan Nyland's ENG 225 "Writing Videogames and Interactive Stories."...Click here to read more.
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Keyword: visiting writer
Posted by:
Laura T. Smith
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experiential learning, in the classroom, students, visiting writer
Posted by:
Jennifer Steward
On February 28th, D. Watkins, author of The Beast Side: (Living and Dying in Black America), visited Stevenson University. During his visit, he taught a Master Class for ENG 281 Street Poetry and ENG 152 Freshmen Humanities Cohort. ...
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students, visiting writer
Posted by:
Jennifer Steward
On October 19th, the Greenspring Review collaborated with the English Department and had two Visiting Writers, Jane Lewty and Jacquelin Gorman, read selections from their published works.
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faculty, student life, students, visiting writer
Posted by:
Shawna Thomas
On Wednesday February 1, 2017, Baltimore’s very own National Poetry Slam Champions put on an exciting show for students, faculty, and even guests at Stevenson University. ...Click here to read more.
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campus activities, faculty, in the classroom, student life, students, visiting writer
Posted by:
Mone Moore
On Thursday, September 29, up-and-coming slipstream author Carmen Maria Machado came to Stevenson University to host a creative writing Master Class as well as read her new short story “Blur” which one student described as “layered and mysterious”....Click here to read more.
Keywords:
experiential learning, students, visiting writer