
mfa
An exceptional low-residency writing program in the Pacific Northwest Pacific’s Master of Fine Arts in Writing program celebrates writing as an art that has the potential to make a difference in the world. In a rigorous course of study and with an emphasis on the creative process, award-winning writers work closely with students to support and inspire emerging craft and voice. Students create a quality portfolio of fiction, nonfiction or poetry, reflecting their unique styles and forms of expression. Each semester in the program begins with a 10-day residency where the students and faculty gather for workshops, craft talks, classes, panels, and readings.
MFA in Writing - Pacific University
Every semester in the MFA program begins with a 10-day residency at the Oregon coast (winter) or at Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon (summer). Residencies feature readings, workshops, panels and lectures by award-winning authors of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction. Residencies are scheduled twice a year in January and June . The next residency will be held on campus in Forest Grove, Oregon, from June 20-30, 2013. What Students Are Saying "This residency was not about meeting my expectations; it was about setting goals and then, when I least expected it, blowing them apart.
Residencies - MFA in Creative Writing at Pacific University
AULA’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing was named one of the top five low-residency MFA programs in the country by The Atlantic magazine. In AULA’s unique low-residency program, students explore the important role of the writer in society, reading works by diverse and socially-conscious authors. The MFA in Creative Writing program is comprised of on-campus residencies – which include classes, readings, and workshops – complemented by a five month online project period during which students live and write in their home communities.
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