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Welcome to the SCHED for the Fall 2022 MFA in Creative Writing Residency at the University of Puget Sound. The residency theme is "Ghosts: What Haunts Your Work?"  This is still a living document and will continue to be updated throughout the residency. We encourage you to bookmark the URL for your program and refresh your browser every time you come back to it. 

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Asynchronous New Student Orientation Space in Canvas - Open until July 29th
Canvas Space for MFA in Creative Writing
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Goddard College Social Justice Statement
Packet Due Dates from Canvas Announcements 
SCHED Guide for Attendees 
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Sunday, July 17 • 3:30pm - 5:00pm
FACULTY WORKSHOP: Love Your Villains (90 mins)

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This workshop, with a focus on dramatic writing, although open to writers of all genres, will focus on creating antagonists who are multidimensional and compassionate. We will challenge ourselves to 'fall in love' with people we might hate, by exploring their humanity and complexity.
Speakers
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Andrew Saito

Faculty, Goddard College
Andrew Saito is a mixed-race, multilingual writer who creates stories for stage and screen that focus on intersectionality and hybridity. He holds an MFA from the Iowa Playwrights Workshop, and was a Fulbright Scholar in Papua New Guinea. He was Andrew W. Mellon Resident Playwright... Read More →

Sunday July 17, 2022 3:30pm - 5:00pm PDT
Tahoma Room, Thomas Hall and Zoom
  Workshop, Dramatic Writing & Fiction

Attendees (20)