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==Overview==
 
==Overview==
Creative Writing is a path of study chosen by people who have few to no marketable skills.  It is one of [[Knox]]'s most popular majors and many [[students]] were attracted to the school by the Creative Writing department's cruelly deceptive beacon. Seriously, though, the program isn't terrible. 
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Creative Writing is one of [[Knox]]'s most popular majors and many [[students]] were attracted to the school by the English department. It is sometimes referred to as "Applied [[Alcoholism]]" by Knox Students.
 
 
Like most Humanities majors, Creative Writing includes many opportunities after graduation for living in a cardboard box under a bridge.
 
 
 
Those who major in Creative Writing can often be spotted tying their scarves, smoking [[Marlboro Reds]] and saying "dichotomy" a lot.  Generally, they hate adverbs.
 
  
 
==Faculty==
 
==Faculty==
 
===Current===
 
===Current===
* [[Lori Haslem]], Department Chair, Associate Professor
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* [[Lori Haslem]], Associate Professor
 
* [[Robin Metz]], Philip Sidney Post Professor, Creative Writing Program Director
 
* [[Robin Metz]], Philip Sidney Post Professor, Creative Writing Program Director
* [[Emily Anderson]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Emily Anderson]], Associate Professor
* [[Monica Berlin]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Monica Berlin]], Associate Professor
* [[Gina Franco]], Assistant Professor
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* [[Gina Franco]], Associate Professor
 
* [[Robert Hellenga]], Distinguished Writer-in-Residence
 
* [[Robert Hellenga]], Distinguished Writer-in-Residence
 
* [[Nicholas Regiacorte]], Assistant Professor
 
* [[Nicholas Regiacorte]], Assistant Professor
 
* [[Natania Rosenfeld]], Associate Professor
 
* [[Natania Rosenfeld]], Associate Professor
 
* [[Chad Simpson]], Lecturer and Writer-in-Residence
 
* [[Chad Simpson]], Lecturer and Writer-in-Residence
* [[Robert Smith]], Associate Professor
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* [[Robert Smith]], Professor
 
* [[Barbara Tannert-Smith]], Assistant Professor
 
* [[Barbara Tannert-Smith]], Assistant Professor
  
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===Cooperating Faculty from Other Programs===
 
===Cooperating Faculty from Other Programs===
 
* [[Neil Blackadder]], Associate Professor of [[Theatre]]
 
* [[Neil Blackadder]], Associate Professor of [[Theatre]]
* [[Elizabeth Carlin-Metz]], Associate Professor of [[Theatre]]
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* [[Elizabeth Carlin-Metz]],Professor of [[Theatre]]
 
* [[John Haslem]], Director of the [[Center for Teaching and Learning]]
 
* [[John Haslem]], Director of the [[Center for Teaching and Learning]]
 
* [[Frederick Hord]], Professor of [[Black Studies]]
 
* [[Frederick Hord]], Professor of [[Black Studies]]
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* [[Magali Roy-Fequiere]], Associate Professor of [[Gender and Women's Studies]]
 
* [[Magali Roy-Fequiere]], Associate Professor of [[Gender and Women's Studies]]
 
* [[Marilyn Webb]], Distinguished Professor of [[Journalism]]
 
* [[Marilyn Webb]], Distinguished Professor of [[Journalism]]
* [[Robert Whitlatch]], Professor of [[Theatre]]
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==Course Requirements==
 
==Course Requirements==

Latest revision as of 18:16, 23 July 2011

Creative Writing is a course of study offered through the English Department. It includes one major and one minor. The department is located in Old Main.

Overview[edit]

Creative Writing is one of Knox's most popular majors and many students were attracted to the school by the English department. It is sometimes referred to as "Applied Alcoholism" by Knox Students.

Faculty[edit]

Current[edit]

Former[edit]

Cooperating Faculty from Other Programs[edit]


Course Requirements[edit]

See department page