Stacey Ake
Ass’t. Professor of Philosophy
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Percy and Mrs. O’Neill”

Kevin Cooney
Adjunct Instructor, Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Thefted Epochs”

Valerie Fox
Auxiliary Faculty, Freshman Writing and Literature
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Lecture on Dreams”
“Well Met”

Alex Kudera
Adjunct Ass’t. Professor, Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Early Morning Train”

Lynn Levin
Adjunct Ass’t. Professor, Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“To an Exit Sign”
“To Hair”

Don Riggs
Auxiliary Faculty, Freshman Writing and Literature
Dept. of English and Philosophy
Multiple selections

Fred Siegel
Interim Director of the Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“The Ape Girl”

Scott Stein
Auxiliary Faculty, Freshmen Writing and Creative Writing
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Kangaroo Court”

Elizabeth Thorpe
Adjunct Ass’t. Professor, Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“Excerpt from Lydia’s Island”

Scott Warnock
Ass’t. Professor, Freshman Writing Program
Dept. of English and Philosophy
“There had been confrontations, trouble”

Volume V, Issue 1, Spring 2007

This issue of Writing Centered has a special focus. It features the creative writing of faculty who participated in WoW, the Week of Writing, sponsored by the Department of English and Philosophy, that was held in Mandell Theater lobby on May 14th, 15th, and 16th. In reading poems, stories, and parts of novels from their own creative writing, the instructors who participated in WoW conveyed the excitement and pleasure that writing offers both to the writers themselves and to their audience. Another plus for WoW is that our students could see that the creative writers they were listening to are also professors who help students to navigate and master the conventions of academic discourse.

Mildred Orenstein, editor

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