Alumni Stories: Nicole Treska’s “Love Letter to Her Family”
A mobster father and a winding road leading from Hawaii to New York are just some of the stories MFA alum Nicole Treska explores in her interview for the “Indoor Voices” podcast.
In-between transgressions: CCNY English graduate conference
Wednesday May 17
12 – 6 pm
Rifkind Center, Room NAC 6-316
Interview with agent Anjali Singh from Ayesha Pande Literary
THURSDAY APRIL 27
5:00-6:00PM RIFKIND CENTER NAC 6/316
The CCNY MFA in Creative Writing presents
From Writer to Author
Interview with agent Anjali Singh from Ayesha Pande Literary
The Diaries of Franz Kafka
May 8th, 5-7 pm
Rifkind Center, NAC 6/316
Ross Benjamin
on his new translation of
THE DIARIES OF FRANZ KAFKA
in conversation with Vaclav Paris
Compagnia de’ Colombari’s Whitman on Walls
Tues. Apr. 25,
6:00 – 7:30 PM
Archives as Muse: A Harlem Storytelling Project created by CCNY’s MFA Program in Creative Writing
Multimedia Event directed and conceived by Karin Coonrad.
Michelle Valladares and Aybike Ahmedi: CUNY MFAs on the Rise
In December 2022, Michelle Valladares, director of the MFA and Aybike Ahmedi, a current MFA student, were interviewed on the CUNY TV program Urban U
Professor William Gibbons interviewed on BBC Sunday Feature
CCNY Professor William Gibbons was interviewed by the BBC for their Sunday Feature program. Click the link above to learn more.
Chloe Cooper Jones: Reading and Q/A with the author of ‘Easy Beauty’
Presented by The CCNY MFA in Creative Writing and The CCNY Department of Philosophy
Thursday, March 30, 2023
4:00 – 5:15 PM
Why Mentorship Matters: a Roundtable
Featuring the editors of ‘Feminists Reclaim Mentorship’ and other panelists
Nancy K. Miller, Tahneer Oksman, Melissa Coss Aquino, Michelle Yasmine Valladares, Sharifa Hampton, and Angela Veronica Wong
Faculty Stories: “War, Peace & Poetics” Anthology, Edited by Professor Laura Hinton, Out Now.
The issue features work by over thirty poets, visual, performance and multimedia artists, and features Cris Cheek’s “No War” image series.
Student Stories: Miguel Johnson Explores the Pitfalls of an American Education for “The Independent”
American schools didn’t prepare Johnson for a higher education, but navigating that system opened his eyes to its injustices as he transcended them.