A new batch of our Creative Writing concentrators will head off to graduate school to hone their skills in writing. Congratulations to all!
Victoria Campbell (‘11) will be going to the University of New Hampshire for fiction.
Cara Beth Heath (‘13) will join the MFA program at Western Michigan University for playwriting and fiction.
Juliana Kruis (‘11) will attend Emerson University to study creative nonfiction.
Barrett Lipkin (‘12) will head to West Virginia University for poetry.
Andrew Siegrist will study fiction at the University of New Orleans.
From English Student to English Teacher
Best wishes to two of our recent graduates who will apply their newly minted baccalaureate to the English classroom.
Chris Cimorelli (’13) has been accepted into the Baltimore City Teaching Residency, which is an alternative-route-to-teacher-certification program fronted by The New Teacher Project (TNTP), to teach secondary English in one of their partnering school districts.
Lauren Krouse (’13) will travel abroad to teach English in Lebork, Poland near Gdansk at a small language school run by the Erni family.