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Lauren (et. al.),
I agree wholeheartedly with your statements. I think that taking
the time to have PW students send something off for publication would
be wonderful. I also think a class in grant writing would be a good
idea. We have to make money somehow while we're writing the Great
American Novel.
Internships. Wow. My eyes go all dreamy at the thought of them. I
think, in general, dissemination of information within the PW program
could use a boost.
Speaking of which, I've recently become acquainted with gather.com.
If you are a member of the Borders books link (is that what it's
called? I'm new at this...) you will learn about contests and other
fun things for writers. Recently, there was a short story contest
and a First Three Chapters contest (which happens over and over again).
Anyway, there's a little writing tidbit for ya.
--Jocelyn
On May 16, 2007, at 3:14 PM, [log in to unmask] wrote:
> Dear Will Prescott,
>
> As a result of some of my frustrations with my PW Capstone class
> this semester, I talked with some fellow students and drew up some
> consensus opinions about what undergraduate students need in a
> capstone course. I talked to the dean informally instead of
> presenting the list, but I thought I would offer it to you if it
> helps.
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