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Writing and Literature at BMCC

The Writing and Literature Degree at BMCC introduces students to great literature and teaches them to turn their own thoughts into polished prose, poetry, plays and journalism.

It is also the aim of the program to introduce students to some of the many interesting careers that are available to those with an expertise in literary studies, especially in New York City, the literary capital of the world.

New course for Fall 2008:

Environmental Topics in Literature and Film. English 350-141.

Dr. Cheryl Fish. Meets Mondays, 2-3:40 & Thursdays, 3-3:50.

Read the newest issue of Hip-Not, the student literary magazine. Click here.

To contact Hip-Not editors, email thehipnotgeneration@yahoo.com

Writing and Literature Program Receives National Award

BMCC's Writing and Literature Program received a 2008 Diana Hacker TYCA Award for Outstanding Programs in English for Two-Year Colleges and Teachers.

The Writing and Literature Program garnered recognition from the Two-Year College English Association of the National Council of Teachers of English as the exemplary program in the category of Enhancing Literature and Cultural Arts.

Eric Bateman, Chairperson of the Two-Year college English Assocation said, "Congratulations to you and your college for the creative response to the challenges of educating two-year college students and for demonstrating professionalism in the commitment to educating diverse student populations."

BMCC Associate English Professor Cheryl J. Fish returned to the U.S. this fall after spending the 2006-2007 academic year in Finland. Read more about her experiences here: http://www1.bmcc.cuny.edu/newsletters/view.jsp?id=568

If you have an achievement that we could announce please e-mail Prof. Diane Simmons. These could include publications, prizes, scholarships, internships or employment. Please include student i.d. number, a mailing address and phone number.

Don’t be shy. Word of your achievements will encourage others.

Also . . .

·	Internships
·	Faculty
·	Alumni
·	Student Publications
·	Interesting Links

Gain valuable work experience in fields related to writing and literature as you earn college credit.

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Find out more about the Writing and Literature Program! Contact Prof. Diane Simmons or Prof. Jim Tolan. For all questions about admissions and applying to the college, go to http://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/admissions/apply/howto.html.

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