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Participant Guidebook GUIDEBOOK JUNE 16-22, 2019 Furcolo Montague House McNamara North NO North A NorthBrown ApartmentsCashin (D) RT C NORTH H P RESIDENTIAL LE AREA SYLVAN A North RESIDENTIAL SA North D B AREA N T S E N T A R L Totman N EE A TM T S EA VE DRI RS RNO GOVE Computer Science Engineering Lab Astronomy NORTHEAST Conte RESIDENTIAL Engineering Gunness Polymer PVTA Lab 2 Duda Research LEDERLE AREA Bus Center GRADUATE T Garage RESEARCH H Observatory CENTER A Robotics Marston T C Marcus H E Physical Worcester R Transit H OL Sciences Bldg Dining R Facility D S OAD W Paige Knowles Goessmann O R T H W Holdsworth A Y ORCHARD HI Bowditch Hatch Integrated Draper Science Bldg Agricultural Stockbridge LINCOLN Grayson Bowditch Engineering (Bowker Aud) CAMPUS Dickinson GreenhousHoteles & Marriott Center CENTER Life Chenoweth (HOTEL) ORCHARD HILL Hasbrouck Science Lab Chancellor's RESIDENTIAL Cold Flint Lab House AREA Storage Skinner Webster S Physical T Field PARKING O Plant Integrative C TH Textbook GARAGE K A B TC Annex P STUDENT Learning R H I D E I Durfee R G UNION Center E Conservatory R IV R O Mullins D & Garden A P Machmer D University Practice Photo Lab N Morrill Rink O Science Health R Center Wilder Center T W.E.B. CAMPUS H University Club Blaisdell INFIRM Greenough Thompson POND P French A Brooks Van Meter South College DU BOIS R L Y E LIBRARY W Baker George N.Parks A II A S Grinnell Marching Brett Y A MULLINS Band Bldg Shade P CENTER N Tree Lab Chadbourne T CENTRAL William Smith Old Chapel Franklin S III Clark Memorial C RESIDENTIAL T Dining O Dickinson Clark R M Hall AREA Recreation E D M Center E New L R T Bezanson IL O Goodell Wheeler Africa K H Champions N AR W Y L A T C Center S W Recital Hall K Fernald H Butterfield E IC H Memorial A A T C Apiary L Sycamore Hall T Olver Design H H FINE ARTS Bldg E Roots Café R A Elm CENTER R V Birch O E Central Herter A N Bartlett Studio Arts D U Bldg CHCRC HousingE Tobin Commercial Business Innovation Hub Gorman Maple Oak Bus Stop Construction Site PSK Curry (Elm Hall) AD RO IN Hicks Isenberg International Programs TOB TC Linden School of Management B U Garber Newman T THLETIC Field Munson Mahar Center T Boyden E FIELDS Undergraduate Auditorium R Gym HAIGIS F Admissions Alfond I MALL E L Whitmore D T Administration E R UE VEN R TS A A SET C U E ACH Army ASS ROBSHAM ROTC M N VISITORS O Hadley Equestrian Farm, R CENTER T University Without Walls Melville H 34 P L P E Thoreau A S James A Kennedy PKP N T Prince Hampshire Chabad S Lincoln T Dining House KKG R P Coolidge E Apartments E S Emerson T U Crampton N S L I E N JSWI Buildings T Hampden C Sortino Softball A O SOUTHWEST V Dining MacKimmie L Complex RESIDENTIAL E N HiddCommunienc aGtion ems AREA A Disorders J.Q. Adams V E N Moore U Berkshire DiningE Hall Furcolo Montague House McNamara North NO North A NorthBrown ApartmentsCashin (D) RT C NORTH H P RESIDENTIAL LE AREA SYLVAN A North RESIDENTIAL SA North D B AREA N T S E N T A R L Totman N EE A TM T S EA VE DRI RS RNO GOVE Computer Science Engineering Lab Astronomy NORTHEAST Conte RESIDENTIAL Engineering Gunness Polymer PVTA Lab 2 Duda Research LEDERLE AREA Bus Center GRADUATE T Garage RESEARCH H Observatory CENTER A Robotics Marston T C Marcus H E Physical Worcester R Transit H OL Sciences Bldg Dining R Facility D S OAD W Paige Knowles Goessmann O R T H W Holdsworth A Y ORCHARD HI Bowditch Hatch Integrated Draper Science Bldg Agricultural Stockbridge LINCOLN Grayson Bowditch Engineering (Bowker Aud) CAMPUS Dickinson GreenhousHoteles & Marriott Center CENTER Life Chenoweth (HOTEL) ORCHARD HILL Hasbrouck Science Lab Chancellor's RESIDENTIAL Cold Flint Lab House AREA Storage Skinner Webster S Physical T Field PARKING O Plant Integrative C TH Textbook GARAGE K A B TC Annex P STUDENT Learning R H I D E I Durfee R G UNION Center E Conservatory R IV R O Mullins D & Garden A P Machmer D University Practice Photo Lab N Morrill Rink O Science Health R Center Wilder Center T W.E.B. CAMPUS H University Club Blaisdell INFIRM Greenough Thompson POND P French A Brooks Van Meter South College DU BOIS R L Y E LIBRARY W Baker George N.Parks A II A S Grinnell Marching Brett Y A MULLINS Band Bldg Shade P CENTER N Tree Lab Chadbourne T CENTRAL William Smith Old Chapel Franklin S III Clark Memorial C RESIDENTIAL T Dining O Dickinson Clark R M Hall AREA Recreation E D M Center E New L R T Bezanson IL O Goodell Wheeler Africa K H Champions N AR W Y L A T C Center S W Recital Hall K Fernald H Butterfield E IC H Memorial A A T C Apiary L Sycamore Hall T Olver Design H H FINE ARTS Bldg E Roots Café R A Elm CENTER R V Birch O E Central Herter A N Bartlett Studio Arts D U Bldg CHCRC HousingE Tobin Commercial Business Innovation Hub Gorman Maple Oak Bus Stop Construction Site PSK Curry (Elm Hall) AD RO IN Hicks Isenberg International Programs TOB TC Linden School of Management B U Garber Newman T THLETIC Field Munson Mahar Center T Boyden E FIELDS Undergraduate Auditorium R Gym HAIGIS F Admissions Alfond I MALL E L Whitmore D T Administration E R UE VEN R TS A A SET C U E ACH Army ASS ROBSHAM ROTC M N VISITORS O Hadley Equestrian Farm, R CENTER T University Without Walls Melville H 34 P L P E Thoreau A S James A Kennedy PKP N T Prince Hampshire Chabad S Lincoln T Dining House KKG R P Coolidge E Apartments E S Emerson T U Crampton N S L I E N JSWI Buildings T Hampden C Sortino Softball A O SOUTHWEST V Dining MacKimmie L Complex RESIDENTIAL E N HiddCommunienc aGtion ems AREA A Disorders J.Q. Adams V E N Moore U Berkshire DiningE Hall TABLE OF CONTENTS 06 WELCOME 08 EVENT ACCESS 08 ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION 10 SOCIAL MEDIA, PHOTO, AND RECORDING GUIDELINES 11 SHUTTLE SCHEDULE 12 ON-CAMPUS SUPPORT 12 HEALTH AND SAFETY 14 BATHROOMS, ELEVATORS & DOORS 16 SOUTH COLLEGE 17 BUILDING KEY 18 INSTITUTE SCHEDULE 20 CRAFT SESSION DESCRIPTIONS 24 MANUSCRIPT CONSULTATIONS 24 MEALS 25 HIDDEN GEMS 26 PARKING & TRANSPORTATION 27 TECH STUFF: INTERNET, COPIERS, COMPUTERS 29 AROUND AMHERST PLACES TO EAT PLACES TO VISIT & DAY TRIPS 32 RECREATION 33 GUEST WRITERS 35 STAFF CONTACT INFO 36 CHECKOUT PROCEDURES FOR RESIDENCE HALLS 37 THE JUNIPER TEAM 38 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 40 MAP OF SOUTH COLLEGE 45 COUPONS WELCOME TO THE 16TH ANNUAL JUNIPER SUMMER WRITING INSTITUTE! We're delighted you're here. This week is designed to encourage inquiry, play, and curiosity; to engage you more fully with your writing; and to provide opportunities to build community. Our extraordinary faculty and visiting writers are eager to share their practice and expertise. We hope you’ll be inspired to take risks and go deep. We've created this guidebook to help you get the most out of the week. It includes a program schedule, curriculum details, and contact information. We’ve also included some of our favorite places to eat, drink, and explore on and beyond the UMass campus. At registration you'll receive your schedule with the locations of your workshop and craft sessions. Our staff will be wearing turquoise name badges: we’re here to help you navigate your way through the week. Don’t hesitate to ask us anything. All of us—Juniper staff, guest writers, and participants—bring our varied identities to the Institute. We strive to provide the accountable and accessible spaces necessary for everyone to be able to participate fully in Institute events. This means we are committed to supporting programming in which all members of our community can: • Share, act, and communicate honestly, truthfully and with integrity • Treat one another with dignity, respect and fairness • Be responsible, transparent and accountable for our actions We ask that all members of the Juniper community help us to uphold these values when communicating with one another at the Institute, and when making your selections for readings, presentations, workshops and the open mic. { 6 } { 7 } If you become concerned about a violation of community norms or you feel uncomfortable with another participant or guest writer’s actions, please contact our Director, Jennifer Jacobson, or Managing Director, Betsy Wheeler, in person, by phone, or email. Betsy and Jennifer will also be available from 4–5 pm each afternoon in their offices on the third floor of South College (Betsy: E351; Jennifer: E357). We are invested in making sure that participants and guest writers feel respected and welcome in our space at all times. You are the Juniper community and you are what makes this experience meaningful and memorable. We hope you'll take every opportunity to write and to delight in wild invention. The Juniper Staff { 6 } { 7 } EVENT ACCESS Your lanyard and name badge will give you access to Institute events (workshops, craft sessions, Q&A/round tables, evening readings, and community meals). Please wear it and be aware staff may ask to see it. Accessibility Information All Institute spaces are wheelchair-accessible.
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