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MFA Program

Faculty for the U.S. track of the program:

Poetry : Cathy Smith Bowers, Morri Creech, Bob Hicok, Marcus Jackson, Ada Limón, Rebecca Lindenberg, James McKean, Orlando Menes, Jon Pineda, Robert Polito, Claudia Rankine, Jeffrey Thomson Fiction : Ann Cummins, Jonathan Dee, Elizabeth Evans, Elizabeth Gaffney, Myla Goldberg, Zachary Lazar, Fred Leebron, Daniel Mueller, Naeem Murr, Jenny Offill, David Payne, Susan Perabo, Patricia Powell, Steven Rinehart, Elias Rodriques, Elissa Schappell, Dana Spiotta, Maxine Swann, Ashley Warlick Nonfiction : Kristin Dombek, Emily Fox Gordon, Suzannah Lessard, James McKean, Jon Pineda, Robert Polito, Emily White Writing for Stage and Screen : Hal Ackerman, Khris Baxter, Peter Behrens, Nandi Bowe, David Christensen, Trish Harnetiaux, Branden Jacobs-Jenkins, Brighde Mullins, Daniel Pinchbeck Young Adult: Laura Ruby

Faculty for the Latin American track of the program:

Poetry : Ada Limón, Orlando Menes, Jon Pineda Fiction : Carolina De Robertis, Mary Gaitskill, Cristina Garcia, Francisco Goldman, Manuel Gonzalez, Fred Leebron, Chris Offutt, Nelly Rosario, Maxine Swann, Héctor Tobar Nonfiction : Francisco Goldman, Chris Offutt, Maxine Swann, Héctor Tobar Writing for Stage and Screen:  Khris Baxter, Chris Offutt Young Adult: Cristina Garcia, Laura Ruby

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The program offers a concentration in writing for stage and screen, in addition to concentrations in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. Students can also concentrate in young adult writing. Mode of instruction is the student’s choice, either workshop or tutorial (one on one).

Students attend two weeklong residencies each year, in January and May, at the Queens University campus in Charlotte, North Carolina. Students in the Latin American track of the program attend a 15-day residency each July/August, which rotates each year among Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; and Santiago, Chile. The 2023 residency will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Students may move back and forth between Charlotte and Latin American tracks.

The program hosts a biennial professional development weekend for alumni and matriculated students that offers small workshops with editors and agents. Other features include the post-graduate Book Development program, during which students work on a manuscript with an editor from a major press.

The application deadline is March 1 for the summer term, July 1 for the fall term, and October 1 for the spring term. Please check the program website for more information.

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MFA in Creative Writing

Founded in 2007, the MFA Program in Creative Writing and Literary Translation offers degrees in poetry, prose, playwriting and literary translation. Ours is one of two programs in the nation to offer literary translation as a track within a creative writing program and one of very few to offer playwriting. The only MFA program in the borough of Queens, our program is gaining a fantastic national reputation. A large part of this is due to our outstanding students. Queens College MFA students and alumnae are writing, publishing, reading and performing their work all over New York City and beyond.

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Read about our Creative Writing alumni and their publications in our featured alumni section.

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A Brief History of Creative Writing at Queen’s

Professor Carolyn Smart has nurtured young writing talent at Queen’s for over 20 years, while championing the creative arts throughout the Kingston community and beyond. During this time, she has mentored over 1,000 aspiring authors—many of whom have gone on to acclaimed writing careers—led countless writing workshops, and generated numerous opportunities for students to publish and present their writing on well-recognized platforms.

Professor Smart initiated and has edited each edition of the Lake Effect anthology as the capstone of our Creative Writing curriculum. Students in CWRI 496 participate in an intensive seminar on writing for publication, culminating in a class-produced anthology and public reading. Lake Effect 10 , published in 2021, marks the 20 th anniversary of the Lake Effect project.

The Writer in Residence program would not be possible without Professor Smart’s drive, along with the support of successive Heads of the Department. The Writer in Residence program welcomes a renowned writer to the Queen’s community each year to participate in a range of literary events and offer advice and mentorship to Creative Writing students.

In 2009, with support from the Canada Council for the Arts, Queen’s hosted Kingston novelist and poet Helen Humphreys as Writer in Residence. In 2021, the Department of English is proud to welcome Professor Humphreys as an instructor for CWRI 295.

Read more about Carolyn Smart’s powerful legacy at Queen’s in the Queen’s University Alumni Review .

Creative Writing at Queen’s Now and in the Future

The Creative Writing program continues to expand and has been woven into the heart of the English Department’s identity and mission. Esteemed Anishinaabe poet, screenwriter, critic, and creative non-fiction writer Armand Garnet Ruffo joined the program in 2013.

Today we offer a scaffolded Creative Writing curriculum that builds student skill in a variety of genres and mediums. We also offer hybrid Creative Writing courses with both critical and creative components. Furthermore, in-class learning opportunities are supplemented by special events like the:

• The Annual Page Lecture Event which brings a renowned Canadian writer to campus to reflect on literary craft,
• The Scotiabank Giller Prize Event ,
• one-on-one mentorship with a visiting Writer in Residence ,
• an annual series of readings with writers from across Canada.

Learn more about our Creative Writing events .

Additionaly, Creative Writing courses count toward all English Plans , but students do not have to be registered in an English Plan to take these courses. Because most of our creative writing courses take an intensive workshop approach, they are limited-enrolment courses. Admission to some courses is by permission of the department, based on an assessment of a portfolio of samples of creative work.

Exciting developments to the Creative Writing program include:

• Professor Juliane Okot Bitek author of 100 Days joins the department to teach and supervise in Creative Writing and Black Studies
• Writer in Residence Omar El Akkad wins the 2021 Giller Prize for his novel What Strange Paradise  
• The development of a unique learning opportunity for graduating undergraduate students, culminating in an annual student-run Scotiabank Giller Prize Event .
• The Annual Readers’ Series, which brings writers to campus throughout the year
• Expansions to the Writer in Residence program, including the Welcome Reading Event
• The 10 th publication of Lake Effect anthologies
• The publication of The Lamp journal’s 10 th volume

Featured Alumni

Iain Reid’s novel was:

• An international bestseller
• Adapted into a Netflix original film in 2020.
• Selected by National Public Radio as one of the best books of 2021
• A finalist in the 2016 Shirley Jackson Award and appeared on the 2017 Ottawa Independent Writers Frank Hegyi Award for Emerging Authors longlist

Did you know…

Iain Reid studied history and philosophy at Queen’s, but after taking a writing course with Queen’s English Professor Carolyn Smart, he decided to postpone grad school and move to Toronto for a year to give writing a shot.

Read more about Reid’s writing career in the Queen’s Alumni Review.

Liselle Sambury

Sambury works in the the marketing industry as a video content creator and has also signed a two-book deal for a science fiction series.

Sambury’s novel was the:

• Amazon Editor’s Pick Best Young Adult Books of June
• Kobo June 2021 Best of The Month (Young Adult)
• Indigo’s Most Anticipated Young Adult Books of 2021
• Indigo Teen Staff Pick of the Month for July

Carolyn Smart’s Advanced Creative Writing class was the first time Liselle Sambury, ArtSci ’13, had her work published.

Read more about Sambury’s Creative Writing journey and two-book series deal in the Queen’s Journal.  

Omar El Akkad

Omar El Akkad, former Creative Writing student with the Department of English at Queen’s University, is an acclaimed author and a journalist. We were proud to host Omar as our 2022  Writer in Residence .

“On a whim, Akkad applied to the Advanced Creative Writing course, ran by Professor Carolyn Smart. When Akkad logged into his student portal and discovered he had been admitted it was ‘the happiest day of my life.’”

Read the entire story on the Queen’s Alumni Review .

For me personally, and a lot of others in the class, it was the first time we had ever been published in a book.

Omar El Akkad’s first novel, American War , was:

• An International Bestseller
• Winner of the Kobo Emerging Writer Prize, the Pacific Northwest Booksellers’ Award, and the Oregon Book Award
• Selected as one of the best books of the year by the New York Times, The Washington Post, and many other publications
• Chosen by the BBC as one of 100 novels that changed our world

Omar El Akkad's second novel, What Strange Paradise , won the 2021 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

Omar El Akkad published in the first ever Lake Effect anthology.

Read more about Akkad’s journey through Queen’s Creative Writing.

Anna Maxymiw

Maxymiw is an award-winning writer, with works published in The Globe and Mail , Hazlitt Magazine , Maclean’s , and The Washington Post .

Anna Maxymiw’s book was:

• Winner of the Louise de Kiriline Lawrence Award for Nonfiction

Carolyn was and is still the patron saint of undergrad writers.

Anna Maxymiw was a student in Carolyn Smart’s creative writing course at Queen’s University.

Read Anna Maxymiw’s full quote and other student testimonies.

Andrew Westoll

Andrew Westoll is an award-winning author and professor based in Toronto.

Andrew Westoll’s book was:

• A National Bestseller
• 2012 Charles Taylor Prize for Literary Non-Fiction
• Finalist for the BC National Award for Canadian Non-Fiction
• A Globe and Mail “Book of the Year”
• An Amazon.ca “Book of the Year”

Westoll got his start in writing with the help of Carolyn Smart, a creative writing professor at Queen’s.

Andrew Westoll did not do a degree in English, and started his career as a writer through the Creative Writing courses at Queen’s.

Read more about Westoll’s writing journey with his award-winning book in the Queen’s Journal.

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Ruth Jones OBE

Principal Lecturer of Paramedic Science and Physician Associates

Department of Social Work and Paramedic Science

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email: [email protected] tel: 01905 85 2355

Ruth is a Principal Lecturer of Department of Paramedic Science and Physician Associates in the School of Allied Health and Community. She leads a staff team who are passionate about Paramedic Science and teaching, learning and research in relation to it. Ruth’s specialisms are gender-based violence and abuse, emotional / psychological trauma, gender and gender equality, and she works locally, nationally and internationally for statutory agencies, voluntary organisations, educational establishments and the corporate sector on behalf of the University of Worcester and independently.

Ruth’s work has been recognised with a number of awards including Worcestershire Woman of the Year (2011) and Woman Inspiring Europe (2012) and she was awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2014 for services to victims of domestic and sexual violence. She accepted that award on behalf of all who have experienced gender-based violence and those who work to support them.

Qualifications 2018 - Teaching Trauma Sensitive Yoga to trauma survivors 2018 - Yoga Teacher Training 2017 - PG Certificate: Creative Writing 2016 - Certificate in Editing and Proofreading Publications 2013 Postgraduate Certificate: Academic Course Leaders Programme 2012 Postgraduate Certificate in Family Law and Expert Witness Testimony 2012 Certificate in Family Law 2011 Postgraduate Certificate In Teaching and Learning in Higher Education 2010 A1 Assessor Award 2008 Postgraduate Certificate in Research Methods 2001 BA (Hons) Sociology & Women's Studies

Teaching & Research

Ruth is a Principal Lecturer, teaching research methods and dissertations workshops for Paramedic Science, and was the founder of the National Centre for the Study and Prevention of Violence and Abuse (NCSPVA) (later the Centre for Violence Prevention). She is a Higher Education Academy Fellow.

Research interests

Professional experience, brief employment history.

• Senior Lecturer Applied Social Science University of Worcester
• Training Manager Asha Women's Centre Worcester
• Training Manager Relate Worcestershire
• Training Officer Sandwell Against Domestic Violence Project
• Development Worker Worcester and Malvern Women's Aid
• Volunteer work Worcestershire Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Centre, Probations and The Foundation (sexual health) Vice Chair National Childbirth Trust

Membership of subject associations and professional bodies

• Associate and Fellow of Higher Education Academy
• Worcestershire Forum Against Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Forum
• Gender and Development Network Violence Against Women Working Group
• Beacons Development Centre
• Crown Prosecution Gender Based Violence Panel
• Institute of Legal Executives
• West Midlands Regional Anti Trafficking Group
• Queens University Belfast Domestic Violence Research Special Interest Group
• Scottish Gender Based Violence Research Group
• Parent Abuse Network
• NSPCC Children, Young People and Families Research Group
• International Family Aggression Society
• Women's Aid Federation of England
• British Sociological Association Violence Against Women Study Group
• Amnesty International
• Rape Crisis England and Wales
• UK Universities Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Working Group
• Worcestershire Domestic Abuse Workforce Development Group
• UK Universities Bystander Training Expert Advisory Pane

Publications

Jones, R. et al (2014) Response to Murray, R. (2014) Practical Strategies for writing for Publication: Its not just about time International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 2012 Book Review: Violent Fathering and the Risks to Children: The Need for Change Network summer 2012 British Sociological Association Jones, R. (2011) A Training Programme for working with Abusive men in Fiji Really MAD & the University of the South Pacific Jones, R. (2010) The Crime Of Domestic Violence in Criminology Matters Vol. 4 Jones, R. (2010) Sexual Violence Training and Resource Pack for Health Professionals Coventry PCT Jones, R. (2010) Sexual Violence Workers Handbook Worcestershire Rape & Sexual Abuse Support Centre Jones, R. (2008) Domestic Violence: Supporting Women and Asking the Question Chapter 11 in Edwins, J. (2008) Community Midwifery Practice Blackwell Jones, R. (2006) A Subject worthy of in depth study in Community Care June 19th 2006 Jones, R. (2005) Healthy relationships: A PHSE programme Relate Central Jones, R. (2004) Domestic Violence Resource Pack Sandwell Council Jones, R. (2001) Multi Agency Domestic Violence Guidelines Sandwell council 2nd edition

2014 Evaluation of the Freedom Programme for Professionals Worcestershire County Council 2014 Evaluation of the Make the Change Voluntary Perpetrator Programme Somerset County Council 2011 An evaluation of Worcestershire Safeguarding Childrens Board Pilot implementation of Return Interviews for Children who go Missing from Home or Care 2011 A Review of Domestic Abuse Services in Staffordshire County Council 2010 Training package and care pathways for front line workers in relation to sexual violence Coventry PCT 2010 A Needs and Gaps Analysis to Inform the Development of Sexual Violence Strategy in Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Shropshire & Telford & Wrekin Councils 2009 The Feasibility of developing a MRES (Master of Research) course at the University of Worcester 2009 Research into the Student Experience University of Worcester 2009 An Evaluation of Walsall Domestic Abuse Response Team 2009 An Audit of Domestic Abuse Training Provision, Effectiveness and Gaps in Worcestershire Worcestershire County Council 2004 Healthy Relationships Programme Relate

Most recent conference presentations

2014 Crime and the Criminal Justice Process in West Mercia University of Worcester (Convener) 2014 The ISVA Toolkit Rape Crisis England and Wales National conference 2013 Violence and Abuse perpetrated by young people against parents West Mercia Women's Aid Annual General Meeting 2013 Co-convener and Chair - Research in Focus Conference: Policy, People and Practice University of Worcester 2013 The Impact of domestic violence on children and parent/child relationships - Event Convener closing comments University of Worcester 2013 The future of the ISVA: Practice and Professional Identity Northern ISVA Professional Development Conference 2013 Presentation and commentary: Conceptualising Gender based violence for Research Policy and Practice Queen Margaret University Edinburgh 2013 Violence and Abuse Against those with disabilities- Event Convener and opening comments University of Worcester 2013 Domestic Violence: Policy & Practice in England & Wales Moscow City Pedagogical University Moscow, Russia 2013 Stalking: Know the Law Use the Law (Convener) University of Worcester 2013 the National Centre for the Study and Prevention of Violence and Abuse Worcestershire Centre for Health and Wellbeing University of Worcester 2013 Coalition Government Policy and Ideology and the impact on Domestic abuse services Warwick University 2012 West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioners Hustings event 2012 National Occupational Standards and the ISVA Qualification Rape Crisis of England & Wales National Conference 2012 Domestic Violence: What the Research Tells us Herefordshire Safeguarding Childrens Board Annual Conference Hereford 2011 Rape Crisis Centres: What we know and why we need them Launch of Hereford Rape Crisis Centre Hereford Town Hall 2011 Domestic Violence in the UK: Lessons Learnt Domestic Violence Conference & panel discussion University of the South Pacific Fiji 2011 Researching Domestic Violence: What we have learnt through research in the UK and how we can take this forward Domestic Violence Conference University of the South Pacific Fiji 2011 Parent Abuse Parenting Symposium Queens University Belfast

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