course eval link: https://emory.campuslabs.com/eval-home/direct/2654224
1640 edition of Shakespeare’s poems, prefaced with a poem of praise:
“The cockpit Galleries, Boxes, all are full
To hear Malvoglio, that cross-gartered Gull.”
mixtapes:
Oxford students,
To celebrate the range of work you have produced this year, the Writing Program and Creative Writing Program invite you to submit a piece of writing to share with the wider Oxford community during our campus Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Expression on April 14th.
We interpret writing broadly, including longform essays, but also pieces in other modes such as visual or aural modes, or that are multimodal. These can be creative or academic works. They can have been produced with disciplinary audiences or public audiences in mind. What matters is that the piece is meaningful to you, that you are proud of it, and that you’d like to share it with a broader audience. We hope to celebrate the wide range of inquiry and writing on campus, so your only limit is that the work has been meaningful or transformative for you and that you produced it (or most of it) during this academic year.
Presenters will have 10 minutes to present and 5 minutes of Q&A. Presenters will have the option to either present their work in a traditional “reading” format (e.g., a poetry reading) or in an oral presentation based on their writing (with slides or another visual aid). We ask that you spend a minute or two providing some context for the work (where/when you produced it, why you chose it, etc.).
To submit, please provide a paragraph describing your project and why you’ve chosen it as your submission, and upload your work as an attachment: https://forms.office.com/r/tPaCeCf54T. If your work lives online somewhere, please submit a URL as your attachment. Submissions are due by March 28th at midnight. Writers can submit more than one work, but only one work will be selected.
We look forward to receiving your submission and reading your work!
~The Writing Program and Creative Writing Program
P.S. Note that Writing Center staff will be available ahead of the Showcase as a test audience for presenters or to help with planning the presentation.
P.P.S. You can read about last year’s Writing Showcase and the larger CSCE here. I’ve also attached last year’s program for inspiration, but please feel free to break the mold and submit something completely different that you’d like to share.
article 2:
Greenblatt, Stephen. “Invisible Bullets.” Shakespearean Negotiations, 1988, U California P, pp. 21-65.
Ethan Hawke, Julia Stiles, Bill Murray
