Spring Residency

Catalog description

The residency offers opportunity for MFA low-res candidates to be in community with their cohorts and JKS faculty, staff, and on-campus students. The long weekend includes curricular programming, such as practicums with Naropa faculty and visiting writers-in-residence, symposia, panels, lectures, dharma arts experientials, and readings. Topics cover a wide range of literary subjects and methods in writing and vary from semester to semester. These may include, but are not limited to, works of literature, forms of composition, literary history, writing practice (including prose, poetry, and translation), literary criticism, as well as film and media studies. Open to MFA Creative Writing low-residency students only.