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Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences Students, Alumni Present at Conference in St. Augustine
Six current students and graduates from the M.A. in Writing program at the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences presented at the Florida Literary Arts Coalition’s 2013 Other Words Literary Conference, held at Flagler College in St. Augustine, Florida, Nov. 7–10.
Student Kevin Lichty and alumna Shannon Welte presented “Imagined Reality or ‘Everything is Copy.” They read excerpts from their respective works of fiction then spoke about the inspiration for their writing, specifically how traveling through and living in small Florida towns impacts their fiction.
Student Veronica Isidron and alumni Brandon Bielich, David Colodney, and Carol Dowd-Forte, presented a panel titled “Tell Me About It…Show AND Tell: The Role Authorial Narrative SHOULD Play in StoryTELLING.” The group offered an alternative to the long-standing literary rule of “show, don’t tell” by encouraging aspiring authors to employ a balanced dosage of both in their writings.
Write Your Next Chapter with a Master’s Degree in Writing
The college’s Master of Arts in Writing program builds backgrounds in both professional and creative writing. Through a diverse curriculum, students develop specialized writing skills in genres such as poetry, film, and creative nonfiction, in addition to a foundation in rhetoric and composition. The program prepares graduates for careers in writing, publishing, and education, as well as the pursuit of Ph.D. programs.
(from left) NSU alumnus Brandon Bielich, M.A. in Writing student Veronica Isidron, alumni David Colodney and Carol Dowd-Forte