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January 9, 2019

M.F.A. program hosts winter residency

Randolph College’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (M.F.A.) program held its winter residency at The Virginian Hotel from Dec. 29, 2018 through Jan. 7, 2019. During this time, M.F.A. students attended lectures and workshops, met with their faculty mentors, and attended readings. This was one of five 10-day residencies the students attend during the two-year degree in creative writing.

A panel discussion from Randolph College MFA faculty takes place during the winter residency program.Students read selections of their work during the Randolph College MFA winter residency program.Faculty member, Aviya Kushner, talks with a student during a mentorship meeting during the winter residency.Guest poetry faculty for the M.F.A. program, Diana Khoi Nguyen, leads a lecture during the winter residency program.M.F.A. faculty member Mira Jacob leads a workshop for poetry students during the winter residency.M.F.A. faculty member Erika Sánchez speaks on a panel discussion about career paths during the winter residency program.Students read selections of their work during the M.F.A. winter residency program.Students participate in workshops during the winter residency.Tiana Clark lectures students at the winter residency.Students work on a writing exercise during the winter residency program at The Virginian Hotel.Keynote speaker Alexander Chee reads his work during the winter residency.Students attend a video lecture during the MFA winter residency program.M.F.A. faculty member Kaveh Akbar leads a workshop for poetry students during their winter residency.Students read selections of their work during the Randolph College M.F.A. winter residency program.M.F.A. students cheer for the speakers during the winter residency program.M.F.A. faculty member Anjali Sachdeva lectures during the winter residency program.Students take the time to read during a break at the M.F.A. winter residency.Students attend the winter residency program at The Virginian Hotel. Tags: , , , , ,

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