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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. | 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== | |
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| + | *[[Robin Metz]], director. Philip Sidney Post Professor of [[English]]. | ||
| + | *[[Monica Berlin]], Assistant Professor. | ||
| + | *[[Gina Franco]], Assistant Professor. | ||
| + | *[[Robert Hellenga]], Distinguished Writer-in-Residence | ||
| + | *[[Cynthia Kitchen]], Lecturer | ||
| + | *[[Nick Regiacorte]], Visiting Assistant Professor. | ||
| + | *[[Natania Rosenfeld]], Associate Professor. | ||
| + | *[[Chad Simpson]], Writer-in-Residence and Lecturer | ||
| + | *[[Barbara Tannert Smith]], Assistant Professor. | ||
[[Category:Majors]] | [[Category:Majors]] | ||
Revision as of 22:33, 2 June 2007
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.
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
- Robin Metz, director. Philip Sidney Post Professor of English.
- Monica Berlin, Assistant Professor.
- Gina Franco, Assistant Professor.
- Robert Hellenga, Distinguished Writer-in-Residence
- Cynthia Kitchen, Lecturer
- Nick Regiacorte, Visiting Assistant Professor.
- Natania Rosenfeld, Associate Professor.
- Chad Simpson, Writer-in-Residence and Lecturer
- Barbara Tannert Smith, Assistant Professor.
