"Our low-residency program is not just about honing your craft. It’s also about learning how to fit writing into the rest of your life – whatever that life might be."
Saturday June 18
"A Day in the Life" of a Creative Writing MFA
Info session. Attend a seminar. Lunch with faculty.
JOIN US for an information session led by Lisa Lombardi, Associate Director of Advising and Student Services. Then, attend one of ten genre-specific seminars, from Writing about Childhood without Sentimentality to The Mythical Structure of Screenwriting and more!
After experiencing our world-famous faculty in action, sit with them at lunch, have your questions answered one-on-one, and hear from program director/author Janet Pocorobba.
- Info Session: 8:15 am check-in, session begins promptly at 8:30 am
- Attend a Seminar: 9:30 – 11:20 am, choose from one of ten seminars
- Lunch with Faculty: 11:30 am – 12:20 pm in the Washburn Café
- Location: Sherrill Room 150
- Parking: 101 Brattle Street Lot (From there, Sherrill, a particularly large building, is toward the quad, on the right.)
Want more?
Talk to us at lunch if you’d like to extend your visit to include an afternoon “cohort” class or the evening reading with visiting writer Angie Cruz.
Register for the June 18 MFA in Creative Writing Open House
All guests will need to complete a Covid-19 self-assessment form within 48 hours of visiting. This form will be sent to you automatically a few days prior to the event.