Tentative Schedule for MFA Curriculum
Summer 1999: CSU, Chico
Summer 2000: CSU, Northridge
Summer 2001: CSPU, San Luis Obispo
Summer 2002: CSU, Chico

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Tentative Schedule for MFA Curriculum
Course Syllabi for Summer 2002 will be posted by January 1st, 2002. Students must complete readings and assignments as noted prior to their arrival at the residency. Workshop participants will need to bring recent works-in-progress. All program members will need to bring a current transcript. It is imperative for students to prepare for the residency as indicated on course syllabi.

MFA Coordinator

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Summer 1: Chico
First Session: June 28 – July 16, 1999

ENGL 220D (Workshop) From Page to Stage (3) Lynn Elliot
MTWRF 8:30-11:30am, Taylor 206 

ENGL 320 Writer’s Workshop (3) Gary Thompson
MTWRF 3-6pm Taylor 206 

Second Session: July 19 – August 6, 1999

ENGL 321 (Form and Creative Process) Form and Creative Process: Fiction (3) Paula Huston
MTWRF 3-6pm Taylor 206 

ENGL 392 (Literature) Special Topics: Literature in Translation (3) Karen Hatch
MTWRF 8:30-11:30am Taylor 206 

Summer 1999 Special Events Schedule

Over academic year 1: ENGL 389 Internship in Literary Arts (1-4)

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Summer 2: Northridge
First Session: June 26 – July 14, 2000

ENG 609 (Workshop) Seminar in Poetry Writing (3 Lecture Units) Dorothy Barresi, Ticket: 200030-1042 
MTWRF 3-6pm, Jerome Ritchfield Hall room 319

-ENG 624 (Form and Creative Process) (Post) Modernity, Montage, and the Composition of Performance (3 Lecture Units) Richard Mitchell, Ticket: 200030-1045 
MTWRF 9am-12pm, Jerome Richfield Hall room 319

Second Session: July 17 – August 4, 2000

ENG 608 (Workshop) Seminar in Narrative Writing (3 Lecture Units) Katharine Haake, Ticket: 200030-1043
MTWRF 3-6pm, Jerome Ritchfield Hall, room 203

ENGL 630K (Special Topics) Seminar in Literary Periods: The Aesthetics & Politics of Radical American Literature from the Great Depression (3 Lecture Units) Anthony Dawahare, Ticket: 200030-1044
MTWRF 9am-12pm Jerome Ritchfield Hall room 319

Summer 2000 Special Events Schedule

Over academic year 2: Special Topics CSUN ENGL 638 Critical Approaches to Literature (3)
Chico's ENGL 389 Internship in Literary Arts (1-4) 

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Summer 3: Cal Poly SLO
First Session: June 25 – July 13, 2001
There will be no classes Wednesday, July 4.  Campus will be closed.

ENGL 527 (Workshop) Seminar in Advanced Fiction (5 quarter units, $148 a quarter unit/ 3.3 total semester units) Steve Gutierrez, 8:30am-12pm, location TBA

ENGL 513 (Form and Creative Process) Special Topics: Form and Process of Creative Nonfiction (4 quarter units, $148 a quarter unit/ 2.67 total semester units) Paula Huston, 3-5:40pm, location TBA
(Session I, ENGL 513 will only be offered as a Form and Creative Process course for the SLO summer residency. For all other purposes it is considered and applied as a Special Topics course.)

Second Session: July 16 – August 3, 2001

ENGL 513 (Special Topics) Special Topics: Ecolit-- Reading and Writing the Landscape (4 quarter units, $148 a quarter unit/ 2.67 total semester units) Steven Marx, 8:30-11:10am, location TBA (A good number of classes will be held outdoors, but all of these will be within the class hours.   Students should bring hiking shoes, daypacks, sunscreen and water bottles).

ENGL 528 (Workshop) Seminar in Advanced Poetry (5 quarter units, $148 a quarter unit/ 3.3 total semester units) Carole Oles, 2:30-6pm, location TBA

Over academic year 3: Special Topics SLO ENGL 590 Directed Study (2-4 quarter units/1.33 - 2.67 SU)
Chico's ENGL 389 Internship in Literary Arts (1-4)

Course Cost & Refund Policy

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Summer 4: Chico

First Session: June 24– July 12, 2002

Classes will meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Master Classes are scheduled for Wednesdays and attendance is mandatory.

ENGL 321 Form and Creative Process: Poetry (Form and Creative Process) Jeanne E. Clark: Instructor, 8:30 - 11:30.

ENGL 220D From Page to Stage, (Workshop), Joe Hilsee: Instructor, 2 - 5.

Master Classes

Book Preparation, Wednesday 6/26, 12 - 3.

Topic To Be Announced, Wednesday 7/3, 12 - 3.

Syllabi for all courses will be posted by January 2002.

Second Session: July 15– August 2, 2002

Classes will meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Master Classes are scheduled for Wednesdays and attendance is mandatory.

ENGL 392 Trends, Issues, and Forms in Contemporary Novels: A Comparative Reading of Recent Award Winners. (Special Topics in Literature) Aiping Zhang: Instructor, 8:30 - 11:30.

ENGL 320 Writer’s Workshop (Workshop), Paul Eggers: Instructor, 2 - 5.

Master Classes

Book Preparation, Wednesday 7/17, 12 - 3.

Topic To Be Announced, Wednesday 7/24, 12 - 3.

Syllabi for all courses will be posted by January 2002.

Over academic year 4: Special Topics Chico's ENGL 392 (3) 
Chico's ENGL 389 Internship in Literary Arts (1-4)
Creative Project, Chico's ENGL 399 (1-6)

Admissions

Summer Residency

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