Overview
The brief-residency program at Eastern provides students with the opportunity to enter an intensive course of graduate study in creative writing with minimal disruption of their everyday lives. During a series of one to three writing residencies each year (held in Lexington, KY and/or San Miguel de Allende, Mexico), students will spend—depending upon their own schedules outside the program—two to six weeks each year in workshops, craft lectures, and writing seminars taught by a distinguished group of visiting artists and permanent EKU faculty members. The remainder of the program is conducted via online courses, which students may complete entirely from home, regardless of where they live in the world.
Why study creative writing at EKU?
- One of the most affordable low-residency programs in the nation
- Nationally recognized, highly published, and prize-winning permanent faculty members and visiting writers
- Advantageous student to faculty ratio
- Opportunities to study fiction, poetry, or creative non-fiction
- Opportunities to work in more than one creative genre
- Opportunities to study abroad
- Presentations by visiting editors and agents
- Preparation for careers in writing, publishing, and editing
Join us for our Summer Residency in Mexico
The Writing Workshops
in San Miguel de Allende
June 20 – July 17, 2009
Department of MFA in Creative Writing News Julie Hensley Wins - August 26, 2009 For a collection of poems inspired by the birth of her son, EKU's Julie Hensley has won the 2009 Emerging Writers Award. >>
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