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The Creative Writing Program at the University of Connecticut provides undergraduate and graduate students with writing courses in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, drama, and screenwriting. Classes are offered from beginning to advanced levels, and are open to all students regardless of their major. (Read more.)

News

  • Nick Laird reads at UConn 7pm in Wilbur Cross
  • Claudia Rankine to read as Wallace Stevens Poet March 13th, Konover
  • Ellen Litman in The New Yorker

Upcoming Events

  1. Jun 26 ECE English Summer Institute9:00am

    ECE English Summer Institute

    Wednesday, June 26th, 2019

    09:00 AM - 03:00 PM

    Hartford Campus
    Hartford Times Building

    ECE English Summer Institute
    UConn’s First-Year Writing Program is putting more attention on multimodal composition as an essential part of the FYW experience, and this year’s ECE English Summer Institute is designed to help ECE instructors respond to this challenge. The three-day seminar and workshop will feature current scholarship and practices in multimodal composition and provide a supportive, collaborative environment for experiments with classroom applications of this work. Each day will have a new focus (e.g., “Using Sound in Composition Courses”), and we will also examine the UConn-specific goals for multimodal composition in FYW along the way. Register at: http://shorturl.at/wzHJ3

    Contact Information: Scott Campbell, 860-994-0195,scott.campbell@uconn.edu

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  2. Jun 26 Critical Looking: A Gallery Dialogue12:15pm

    Critical Looking: A Gallery Dialogue

    Wednesday, June 26th, 2019

    12:15 PM - 12:45 PM

    Storrs Campus
    The William Benton Museum of Art

    Critical Looking: A Gallery Dialogue
    Join Amanda Douberley, Assistant Curator/Academic Liaison, for 30 minutes of close looking and discussion focused on a single artwork in the Benton's collection.

    The discussion will focus on the Wallace Stevens Poetry Program broadsides in the exhibition "Counterproof Press: Collaborations".

    Develop your critical thinking skills by learning to look at objects with a critical eye. This skill can be transferred to navigating everyday life, your job or studies.

    Contact Information: Karen Sommer x5084

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  3. Jun 27 ECE English Summer Institute9:00am

    ECE English Summer Institute

    Thursday, June 27th, 2019

    09:00 AM - 03:00 PM

    Hartford Campus
    Hartford Times Building

    ECE English Summer Institute
    UConn’s First-Year Writing Program is putting more attention on multimodal composition as an essential part of the FYW experience, and this year’s ECE English Summer Institute is designed to help ECE instructors respond to this challenge. The three-day seminar and workshop will feature current scholarship and practices in multimodal composition and provide a supportive, collaborative environment for experiments with classroom applications of this work. Each day will have a new focus (e.g., “Using Sound in Composition Courses”), and we will also examine the UConn-specific goals for multimodal composition in FYW along the way. Register at: http://shorturl.at/wzHJ3

    Contact Information: Scott Campbell, 860-994-0195,scott.campbell@uconn.edu

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