News from School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences
Jeanne Heuving Publishes Brilliant Corners
Jeanne Heuving's book Brilliant Corners, poetry and prose, came out from Chax Press in October. She launched her book at Elliott Bay Books in Seattle this fall.
January 10, 2023
Jeanne Heuving Hosts Symposium on Poet’s Prose at Cambridge University, UK
Jeanne Heuving as the 2022 Judith E. Wilson Fellow in Poetry at Cambridge University UK co-hosted a seminar on Poet's Prose with Professor Drew Milne of Corpus Christi College in June.
January 10, 2023
National Bestseller Cathy Park Hong Visits the UWB Campus
Cathy Park Hong, national bestseller and the author of Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning (2020), joined us at UWB for an informal talk and luncheon prior to her Graduate School lecture on December 1st, 2022.
December 28, 2022
MFA Alum Brent Cox launches The Topological Poetics Research Institute
School of IAS alumnus Brent Cox (MFA '17) is happy to announce the release of TPRI #1
December 28, 2022
MFA Alum Simon Wolf Teaches at Hugo House and leads Monthly Writing Circle
This winter Simon Wolf (MFA, 2022) will offer Place Based Poetics: Writing with the Duwamish River, a workshop through Hugo House, an essential literary community in Seattle.
December 28, 2022
Dan Berger publishes in Washington Post on Raphael Warnock win
IAS Professor Dan Berger published an op-ed in the Washington Post on Senator Raphael Warnock's re-election in Georgia
December 8, 2022
Santiago Lopez and the EERC receive recognition at Mountains to Sound Greenway Annual Ceremony
IAS faculty member Santiago Lopez, community member Susan Carlson, WA Sate Ranger Daryl Kline, and arquitects John Kennedy and Nicole Lew were recognized at the annual ceremony of the Mountains to Sound Greenway for their work and contribution to environmental education and stewarship of Pacific Northwest ecosystems through their work at UWB's Environmental Education and Research Center at Saint Edward State Park.
December 6, 2022
Joe Ferrare presents research on the effects of virtual charter schools
Joe Ferrare, associate professor in IAS, recently presented his research on the effects of virtual charter high schools at the annual meeting of the Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management in Washington, D.C.
November 29, 2022
Katherine Agyemaa Agard Wins the 2018 Essay Press MFA Book Contest
of colour is an experimental essay about color, hybridity, and art-making. Selected by Mary-Kim Arnold for the 2018 Essay Press | UW Bothell MFA Book Contest.
November 29, 2022
Kaia Solvig Preus Wins the 2018 Essay Press MFA Book Contest
The War Requiem blends memoir, research, and historical fiction, in order to explore Benjamin Britten’s dynamic piece of choral and orchestral music, the War Requiem, Op.66. Selected by Rebecca Brown for the 2018 Essay Press | UW Bothell MFA Book Contest.
November 29, 2022