You Ask, I’ll Answer
Again, congratulations on being accepted into the program! I’ve been corresponding with a few admitted students over the past week, an..
Congrats on Your Acceptance!
So you’ve received your acceptance letter, and you’re beaming. I know I was. I put it on the refrigerator and called my mom. I was ecs..
AWP After: A Few Lists
Boston was a beautiful location for the annual Association of Writers and Writing Programs (AWP). The weather, though, was a little le..
AWP Before: A List
I’m gearing up for AWP 2013 in Boston, and I can’t wait! I’ve never been to Boston and AWP is my favorite time of year. I blogged last..
Tutoring & Teaching as a Nonfiction MFA Student
As a Graduate Student Instructor teaching in the First-Year Writing Program, I require that my students attend at least one session at..
One Essay a Day
I recently met with my thesis advisor, Jenny Boully, to discuss the 110 page draft I submitted. We met on Valentine’s Day, enjoyed som..
The MoCP + Writing and Rhetoric II
During my time teaching as a Graduate Student Instructor and with the Bridge program, I’ve had the chance to incorporate a small porti..
Second Week of Semester, First Full Draft
It’s the middle of the second week of the semester. A full, working draft of my thesis is due tomorrow. This is it, folks. This is wha..
It’s Raining, but Museums are Free! (Part II)
Last week was the first week of school, and it just didn’t feel as hectic as it usually does. That’s most likely due to the fact that ..
It’s Freezing, but Museums are Free!
This week marked the coldest few days in Chicago this winter. Folks, it was 1 degree—no need for plural. That’s really frosty. I bro..