COLLOQUIUM
& READING SERIES FALL
2009
(Colloquia and readings held Thursdays,
Kuykendall
410, 3-4:30pm.)
November 18: "Represent!" Featuring:
Carlos Andrade
Victoria Kneubuhl
Brandy Nalani McDougall
Davianna Pomaika'i McGregor
Lurline Wailana McGregor
Ty P. Kawika Tengan
Click
on this link for the FALL FESTIVAL OF WRITING calendar
of events.
The Ninth Fall Writers' Festival
will bring locally and nationally renowned writers to UH
Manoa and Kapi‘olani
Community College campuses. Three literary genres will be represented:
fiction, creative nonfiction, and poetry.
This year we begin our festival with a celebration
of the late Ian MacMillan, our widely admired colleague who
guided students in the English Department's creative writing
program for more than forty years.
December
3: "Medical History as Story: Metaphor and Meaning
in Exp[laining Illness" presented
by Lewis Mehl-Madrona, JABSOM College of Health Scioences
and Social Welfare.
2009 AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
Creative Writing Awards
Ernest Hemingway
Prize
Awarded
to the most outstanding students
in the undergraduate creative writing program.
Fiction – Eleanor Svaton
Poetry – Chelsea Duarte
Myrle Clark Awards
Awarded
to outstanding undergraduate and Masters
students in the creative writing concentration.
Kelsie Abing
Jason Clement
Donovan Colleps*
Tania Fulks
Jonathan Larson*
Rei Mooney
Anjoli Roy
*With Distinction
Patsy Sumie Saiki
Award for Fiction
For
best short story by a University of Hawai`i
student.
1st Place – Keala Francis (Dickhens)
2nd Place – Kenneth Quilantang, Jr.
3rd Place – Che Ng
UHM
Projects in Arts & Humanities:
Gizelle Gajelonia, "Stop Requested: A Collection of
Poems" (Susan Schultz, Advisor)
UHM Proposals for Senior Honors Projects
in Arts & Humanities:
Midori Hirai, "American Girls: A Fictional Look at
Japanese American Internment and Racial Profiling" (Erica
Clayton, Advisor)
Congratulations to all!
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