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ABSTRACT Information on creative writing programs was collected from 1042 out of 1200 American colleges and universities contacted. The following data is presented in tabular form: (1) undergraduate academic status of creative writing; (2) graduate status; (3) offering of a course or courses covering the"core" or basic literary genres of short story, verse, and playwriting;(4) additional or unique course offerings in creative writing, such as TV, radio, film writing; (5) opportunities for independent study and work/study or experimental programs related to creative writing; (6) professional writers on the faculty; (7) opportunities for contact with professional writers through visits, lecture series or a"Writer in Residence" program; (8) prizes and awards in creative writing;(9) opportunities for individual contact with creative writing faculty iv seminars or individual conferences; (10) extra-curricular outlets for practicing and appreciating creative writing. In addition to the general data summary for each school, there are special tables describing special programs in creative writing; specific prizes and awards; and professional writers on school faculties by name. Also, there is a list of schools which do not offer creativewriting programs. The survey method employed in this research is presented as a model for researchof this type. (Author)

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COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE TO

CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAMS

IN AMERICAN COLLEGES

AND UNIVERSITIES

ALBERT ROTHENBERG, M.D.

WITH THE ASSISTANCE

OF JUDITH G. SCOTT

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In an extensive project such as this, a largenumber of people are necessary to carry outand design the various procedures. Mrs. Judith G . Scott is responsible for the original survey ofover 200 colleges and universities which determined the basic design of this guideland contributeda good deal of the information contained within it.I would also like to thank the numerous secretaries who carried out thelaboriOus tasks of mailing, typing, collating, and indexing which the later part cif this project required.For the later part of the project,I would especially like to thank Mrs. Georgia Goeters who

contributed many of her own ideas in the course of transcribingthe data, organizing the tables and typing the final fnanuscript.I, however, assume

full responsibility for interpretation of the informationreceived, and the

editorship of the final report,.

Albert Rothenberg, M.D. I.Introduction

The information contained in this guide isbased on responses to a questionnaire sent to 1200 AmericanColleges and Universities. All schools contacted areregionally accredited and are listed in the mostcomprehensive survey of American Colleges and

Universities currently available, ComparativeGuide to American Colleges, 1968-69

Edition by James Cass and Max Birnbaum(New York: Harper and Row).

An unusually high response of1042 replies to the questionnaire were received.

In order to facilitate the response,self-addressed stamped envelopes had been included

with all 1200 inquires, a relatively simplequestionnaire form was used and two subse-

quent mailings were sent out.The first follow-up mailing was sent to clarify mixups

in mailing and to gain additionalinformation in doubtful or confusing cases. Also,

numerouslong distance calls to schools were made forthe same purpose. A good deal

of additional information was collected as a result ofthese procedures. The second

follow-up mailing consisted of a letter toschools which had not responded at all. These

schools were again invited to reply to the questionnaireand informed that lack of response

to this final inquiry wouldbe taken as presumptive evidence of absence of any creative

writing teaching in the school and wouldbe so indicated in the final report. A small

number of schools responded to this last mailing andthe data they supplied is included

in this guide. The claim to be acomprehensive guide, then, is based on the inclusion

of definite information on an unusually extensivenumber of schools and on the report

of negative results,i .e., negative results which provide informationof their own.

The ten-question questionnaire was developed from an initial surveycarried out

by Mrs. Judith G. Scott. Mrs. Scott collected extensiveinformation (through catalogues, 2 mailings and phone calls) oncreative writing teaching at over200 colleges and universities.From this data and from ourknowledge of crucial considerations inteaching and literary creativity based on ourresearch experience, we determinedthat information about ten particular areas wouldprovide a clear picture of a creativewriting program; this information could be used toevaluate the effectiveness of any given program.These ten areas are:(1) undergraduate academic statusof creative writing as a discipline;

(2) graduate status;(3) offering of a course or coursescovering the "core" or basic literary genres of short story, verse,and playwrighting; (4) additional orunique

study course offeringsin creative writing;(5) providing opportunities for independent and work/study or providingexperimental programs related to creativewriting;(6) providing contact with professionalwriters on the faculty;(7) providing contact with professional writers through visits,artists' lecture series or a"Writer in Residence" program;(8) offering prizes or awards in creativewriting; (9) teaching creative writing through individual contactwith the faculty in small seminars orindividual conferences; (10) providing outletsfor practicing and appreciatingcreative writing

outside the classroom(extra-curricular or non-curricularoutlets).

The rationale for focusing onthese ten areas will now bebriefly discussed along

with the specification of the actualquestions asked on thequestionnaire. The questions

were thefollowing:

Question 1:Does your school offer a creativewriting major? minor? concentration?

Although it is certainly possible toemphasize creative writing without ithaving

formal academic status in termsof a major, minor, or concentration,positive answers to

this question would indicate theschool's serious commitment to thefield and, presumptively,

a fairlylarge number of courses. 3

Question 2:Is there graduate work in creative writing? (M.A.,M.F.A.,or

Ph.D.)

Although it may be argued that persons seriously interested in creative writing would benefit from a defini ie experience with serious scholarship ina particular discipline such as English, Psychology, etc., the provision of graduate work in creative writing allows for continued development of the student's skills and even more than with formal undergraduate status for creative writing, graduatecourses and graduate degrees in creative writing indicate the school's serious commitment to the field.

Question 3: Do the courses offered include short story,verse, and playwrighting?

Freedom to choose the type of literary genre in which a young writer functions best seems crucial in helping develop such a personal skillas creative writing. Although schools having faculty who are only skilled in one genre probably do well to restrict their teaching to that genre, the provision of opportunities to work inany of the "core" areas of creative writing indicates the scope of the teaching available.Playwrighting rather than novel writing is included in our definition of "core"genres because it is unrealistic and unwarranted in most cases to expecta student to work on a novel in the usual one semester creative writing course but opportunities for playwrighting such as writing one-act ploys could reasonably be included.

Question 4: Are there additional courses in creative writing? For example:

TV, radio, film writing.

This question was designed to elicit information about uniquecourses in a school's program and clarify the scope of the creative writing curriculum. Also, with so much attention given today to filmas a creative medium, lack of opportunities 4 for film writing may be a seriousomission.

Question 5: Are there anyexperimental or special programs whichwould affect students interested in creativewriting? For example:v..,Vstudy program,

independent study.

The rationale for this question is somultifaceted, it would be difficult to

outline it in such a brief introduction.The best brief statement we can give here is

the following: aside from the intrinsicimportance of carrying outself-directed

projects in creative writing andthe time and opportunity for practice inwriting

afforded by independent study(especially when independent study in creativewriting

is allowed), creative writing iscrucially enriched by variation and extensivenessof

life experience.Experimental programs, independent study,,and work/study all

potentially provide material and themesfor creative writing and help sparkthe impulse

to innovation which isintrinsic to creativity.

Question 6: Do you have writerinstructors? Who are they?

There is good reason to believethat direct association with people seriously

engaged in creative writing isespecially important for stimulating youngpeople to

write. Also, it may be arguedthat only creative people can teachothers to be creative.

Since a simple yes or no answer towhether there were writers on the faculty wouldrequire

further specific evaluation of theschool's standards, actual faculty names wererequested

so thatthe reader could make his ownjudgments. Note:In the context of the whole

questionnaire, it is clear thatthis question called for the names ofprofessional writers on

the faculty. However, only theword "writers" was used in order to givethe school the

widest latitude in answering. 5

Question 7:Is there contact with professional writersthrough lectures, artist series, etc.? Note if there is a "Writer inResidence" program.

The rationale for this question is related to that of Question6. Some may argue

that a "Writer in Residence" program is far more importantthan having creative writers directly on the salaried faculty and that occasional(often informal) contact with ex-

cellent writers can be more valuable than formal frequent contactwith lesser ones.

Without taking a position of this argument, we felt it was important toprovide all the

facts available. Also, we realize that the answers tothis question and to Question 6

might be of interest to professional writers andpublishing houses as well as students.

Question 8:Are there prizes or awards in creative writing?

Although locally awarded prizes often tend to be quitenominal, the presence

of an award program for creative writing at aparticular school may have an intangible

incentive value far beyond the actual amountawarded. Awards and public announcements

tend to convey the school's serious recognitionof the importance of creative writing.

It should be noted, of course, that personal encouragementof students by faculty and

others may be of far greater importance than a specificschool award or formal types of

recognition but the quality of such encouragement isdifficult to report or assess on a

questionnaire survey.

Question 9:Are there individual conferences, workshops or seminars?

It seems inconceivable that such a personaland subjective discipline as creative

writing could be taught without some opportunity fordirect individual contact and feed-

back from peers and faculty but since our initial surveyindicated that this was not always

provided, this question is included. 6

Question 10: Are therenon-curricular outlets for creative writing, e.g., campus radio station,literary magazine?

Some of our respondents suggested to usthat the information provided by this question may be the most importantof all for a real assessment of the status of creative writing at a particular school.Indeed, we are somewhat inclined to agreewith this suggestion. The presence ofnon-cmrricular outlets providing opportunity forpotentially unlimited active experience /in creativewriting is both a crucial means of developing and enlarging writing skills and interests aswell as a reflection on the general attitude of both faculty and students towardliterature in all its aspects: writing, performing,and appreciation.

The information gathered as a response tothese ten questions appears in the tables contained in this guide. We havetried to present this information in xhe mostreadable form- possible so that it may providehandy reference for anyone interested in aparticular school or set of schools. Overall statistics,regional listings or information about special features such as Ph.D. programs in creativewriting are not separately provided butall such information can be easily computeddirectly from the tables.Finally, we have refrained from any specific evaluative commentsof our own with respect to any particular

program.Evaluation considerations entered intothe design of the questionnaire and,

for the interested reader, we feelthe data speaks for itself. VataNISPOWPIPAIF

II.ORGANIZATION OF THE GUI DE:

The information collected has been organized into four main tables:

TABLE I.Characteristics of Creative Writing Programs; TABLE II.Special Programs;

TABLE III.Prizes and Awards; TABLE IV.Faculty Writers Specified. TABLE Ilists all affirmative respondees alphabetically and summarizes all information collected.

TABLES II, III, and IV are elaborations of TABLE I. TABLE II provides detailed information about asterisked responses in Column 8 (Special Programs) , as well as special responses indicated by an asterisk in Columns 2 (Type of Concentration) and

3(Type of Courses) on TABLE I.TABLES III and IV provide available detailed information about positive responses in Columns 6 (Prizes and Awards) and 5( Faculty) respectively. The final unnumbered table is entitled "Schools offering no creative writing or non-responding".Since all schools on this list were sent a copy of the list itself for correction and none responded affirmatively, it may be assumed that none offer creative writing courses.The major table is TABLE I and the organization of all tables will be clarified by the following explication of TABLE I:

TABLE I.Characteristics of Creative Writing Programs

1.Name of School:Listings are arranged alphabetically under the first distinguishing word in their title, e.g., University of Missouri is found under titles beginning with "M" as is Manhattan College.In the case of large University com- plexes with several campuses, such as State University of New York, all campus listings follow the major title alphabetically, e.g., State University of New York Organization of the Guide 8

at Albany is listed with "N"(New York) titles and is followed by State University of New York at Binghamton. Alphabetical listing follows the format of the Com-

parative Guide to American Colleges.

2. Type of Concentration:In this column, the academic status of creative writing at a particular college or university is specified.Possibilities are:undergraduate Major, Minor, Concentration; graduate degrees in creative writing, M.A.,

M.F.A., Ph.D. When special types of academic arrangemen;s are set up such as allowing a creative writing project (novel, play, etc.) to be used for a graduate

thesis, or when graduate courses in creative writing are offered without a degree

in creative writing, or when there is another type of special academic status, this

is indicated by an asterisk (*) in this column. The specific explanation of each asterisk is given next to the name of the school on TABLE II (Special Programs).

Majors or concentrations in Journalism are not included in this listing as

majors or concentrations in creative writing, but if a major in "writing" includes a good deal of expository writing and allows creative writing aswell, it is listed as a major in this column, with details given on TABLE II.

3. Type of Courses: Only undergraduate courses in creative writing are

indicated. Although the category "creative writing course" may include different

types of literary genre, we felt that a minimal basic offering was short story, verse, and playwrighting. This basic offering is indicated on the table by the term "Core",

referring to a single "core" course providing opportunities for writing in any of these genre or several separate courses covering each one. We recognize that many schools do not provide academic outlets for writing in the three genres because of faculty Organization of the Guide 9

limitations, time considerations, etc., but still feel that the comprehensive approach indicated by the term "core" should be specified .When only short story writing or playwrighting are offered,these are listed on the table by the symbols SS or PI respectively. Verse is spelled out.

Although several schools indicated that courses in Radio and TV writing

(sometimes listed as courses in "Broadcasting") were offered in departments other than English, e.g., Speech or Dramatic Arts Departments, these courses are still included in this column as general offerings of the college or university. Courses which were listed as providing opportunities for short fiction writing, prose writing, narrative writing, and advanced composition were classified SS in this column unless the focus was clearly expository, journalistic, non-fiction, or generally not orient- ed to creative writing at all.In some schools, coverage of the " core" genres and others is accomplished outside of formal courses particularly through independent study in creative writing and this is indicated by an asterisk in this column. Again, explanation of an asterisk is found next to the name of the school on TABLE II.

When the symbol Undef. appears in this column, it means that the school indicated that it provided courses other than short story, verse, and playwrighting but did not specify which types.

4. Individual Contact: Yes answers in this column indicate that creative writing teaching formally includes seminars, tutorial, or individual conferences with faculty.It should be mentioned that the data in this column may not be com- pletely accurate since several schools seemed to misinterpret the term "seminar" Organization of the Guide 10

and "conference", thinking the question referred to special writing seminars or conferences with outside writers.In those cases where the misinterpretation was obvious, e.g., when schools indicated they provided independent study in creative writing but answered "no" to having individual conferences, etc., corrections were made, i .e., Yes appears in this column. Although it is unknown how many mis- interpretations were missed, Yes answers are accurate and it seems clear that many of the schools actually answering "no" teach creative writing by the lecture method!

5. Contact with Professional Writers: Since practical experience. with creative writing seems so important in the teaching of this skill and professional writers provide models for novices in the field, this column is broken down into three subdivisions, each subdivision providing information about the degree of contact with professional writers provided. Yes answers in the Facultysubheading indicate that professional creative writers are full or part-time members of the faculty of the designated school. Although all schools were asked to stipulate names of writers onthe faculty (names stipulated appear on TABLE IV), some simply replied affirmatively without giving names.In such cases, it is difficult to evaluate the hiring policies of the school and the quality of faculty writers employed. Yes in the Lectures and Readings subheading indicates that some provision is made for talks, visits, or poetry readings by professional writers from outside the school.This may range from occasional single talks or visits to an extensive lecture series or workshop. In those cases where the lecture or workshop series is highly organized, has outstanding writers as participants and Organization of the Guide is an important part of the school's creative writing program, the name of the series is listed on TABLE II.

Although many schools listed names of regular members of their faculty as

"Writers in Residence", affirmative answers in the Writers in Residence subheading on this table are indicated only when it is clear that outside writers are specifically invited for a designated period of time (one to two weeks up to a year), are not ordinary members of the faculty and may or may not have specific teaching duties.

The practice of inviting a Writer in Residence to a college or university is based on a specific educational concept that students and regular faculty benefit from the availability of a professional writer on the campus. According to the concept, contacts with such a person should be informal as we'l as formal.Also, the practice is meant to facilitate the invited professional writer's own work; teaching commit- ments should be minimal or non-existent. Consequently, this subdivision is sharply distinguished from Faculty. Since there is, of necessity, a large turnover in specific "Writers in Residence" at any school, no separate listing of names is given in this guide.

6.Prizes and Awards: Yes answers indicate that a specific prize consisting of a cash award or special honor is, has been, or will be given by the school itself for achievement in creative writing (including an English award which recognizes creative writing). Although some schools listed publication of the student's writing in the school literary magazine, participation of students in national literary contests and encouragement by the faculty to publish writings in national publications, none of these are considered to be local prizes and awards and are not included. Organization of the Guide

Names and types of specific prizes and awards aswell as amounts, where mentioned, are listed on TABLE III.

7. Special Outlets:This column specifies any extra-curricular outlets which allow practice and disseraination of creative writing or tend to stimulate such writing in some way. Wherever possible, the specific type of outlet available is stipulated. The key to the specification symbols is as follows: LM =college or nationally distributed literary magazine; LA= college or nationally distributed literary magazines; RS = college radio station; RS(locap= locally available radio station facilities;Experimental Theatercollege or local theater which produces student and faculty plays;Readings = poetry and prose readings by students and faculty; other listings in this column such as Writers' club are self-ex- planatory.In those cases where the word Yes appears without stipulation, no specific information about types of outlets was provided. Since both literary magazine and radio station were mentioned in the question asked, onthe questionnaire, it could be assumed that the school responding affirmatively has both of these.It should be mentioned that some schools stipulated a college newspaper which occasionally published poetry as an outlet but such answers are not reported as affirmatives sincesuch an outlet is quite minimal.

8. Special Programs:Asterisk (*) listings in this column represent positive answers to the question, "Arethere any experimental or special programs which would affect students interested in creative writing?For example: work/study, independent study." as well as any other special programs suggested by answers to Organization of the Guide 13

all previous questions. The specific nature of each specialprogram designated by

asterisk is listedon TABLE II .Also, since many schools indicated havingan inde-

pendent study program, this is specified in this column by the symbol IS. Although

detailed information about the various independent studyprograms is often not pro, vided, the availability of time for independent study inany area the student chooses

is an important direct and indirect aid and stimulus to creative writing. Whenindi-

cated, independent study focussingon creative writing (c .w .) or allowing work in specific genres (PI = playwrighting;.poss.= possible) is also shown in this column.

As will be seen on TABLE II,a variety of approaches to independent study is employed.

Although some schools mentioned "directed independent study"or "tutorial", it is assumed that all independent study carried out in college is,to some extent, supervised. Many schools mentioned the January interimor inter-term period as an independent study time and since theywere responding to a question pertaining to stimulation of creative writing, it is assumed that theymeant that the student was not so overloaded with course reading during this period that he could notpursue truly independent writing or reading projects.In several cases, special studyprograms offering general courses were routinelyor tentatively scheduled in the interim period and these are detailed on TABLE II where possible.

The entry Undef. (undefined) in this column indicates that the schoolsimply answered "yes" to the question about specialprograms. Since the question referred to both independent study and work/studyas examples, it is possible that such responses indicate that the school provides both of these programs. However, other undefined special programs may be offered. Organization of the Guide 14

Special summer or winter workshops in literature or writing are noted in this column and specified on TABLE II. When the workshop is clearly an integral part of the school's academic program, facts about the workshop are included in preceding column on this table, e.g., workshop faculty is included in Column 5 (Contact with

Professional Writers). TABLE I. CHARACTERISTICS OF CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAMS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialProgrbms s Abilene Christian C. Radio, TV Yes Readings and inResidence Yes Yes - RS, ReadingsLM AdamsAcad. of State the C.New Churc SS, RadioCore Yes Yes Yes Yes - ReadingsRS, LM AdrianAdelphi C. U. Core * YesYes Yes * Yes YesYes - LM- RS, LM * Agric.Agnes ScottMech. C. & Norm. C - malSS, P1, I nfor- prose Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM ** AlabamaU. of Akron A & M C. special YesYes - LM- RS, LM AlabamaAlabama State C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes U. of Alabama Minor* FilmCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine I 8 SpecialPrograms Alaska Methodist U. * Core* Yes* , Readings and Residencein Yes - LMReadings * AlbanyU. of AlaskaState C. MFA TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM ** AlbionAlbertus C. Magnus C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM *IS Alcorne. of Av. Albuquerque & M. C. Core Yes Yes - LM AlfredAlderson-Broaddus U. C. CoreCore Yes* Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS IS * Allegheny C. Conc. SS Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes idergroondimentalYes pub. -RS, Theater-, LM, Exper- Uri IS AlmaAlliance C. C. Core Yes YesYes YesYes - LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Alverno C. ReadingsYes Residence Yes - LM IS * American U.Internat. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM Undef. AndersonAmherst C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - -LM RS supervised)IS(1 yr, * AnitaAndrews C. U. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes-Yes LM AnnhurstAnna Maria C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS * AppalachianAntioch C. State Teach- Core,Core Film Yes),'es Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM, - LM StudentMag. * Aquinas C. ers C. fiveCore, camp. Imagina- Yes Yes (IreReadings,Yes ri:.,... -RS, i LM, Prod. Poetry of rd,-.,.. 1 Name of School 2 Type of 6 Prizes Concentration 2 Type of Courses _vidual4 ContactIndi- 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers Awards and 7 Special Outlets:ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpeciclPrograms Arizona State U.C. * TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LM IS * * U. of Arizona Major, MA TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesReadings,Yes -us LM- LM,drama PoetryOff-cam- arous IS Arkansas C.A & M C. Core Yes Yes - LM ArkansasState C. Polytechnicof Arkansas C. SS,Core Verse Yes Yes - LM ArtU. Center of Arkansas C. of Design Conc.*Conc. , MFA* Core,CoreBiog.Radio, Rlm, novel TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM *.i.- School of the Artof Inst. Chicago All academic courses givenCore at I he Univers ty of ChiYes ago AshlandAsbury C. C. Major essay,drama, tech .Imag. PIore, 'oetic Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual )5 Contact withFfJculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsRadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms AthenaeumAssumption ofC. Ohio CoreCore Yes Yes Yes AtlanticAtlanta U. Christian C. Core Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM * AugsburgAuburn U. C. Minor* CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * Augustana C. C. (III (S.D.) .) Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS AustinAurora Peay C.** State U. SS,Core Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Avila C. RadioCore, TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes -Exper. RS, TV, theater LM, IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Babson Inst. Core . Yes . Readings Residence . Yes - RS Baker U. Core - Yes , Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS * BallBaldwin- State U.Wallace C. Core YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS Barat C. of the HeartSacred * SS Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS IS * BardBarber-Scotia C. C. * CoreSS, Verse YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes * BarringtonBarnard C. C. Major CoreTV,Core, Film Radio, YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYesExperimental - RS,- LM LM, Theater inIS(researchIS Eng.) * BatesBarry C.C.** Core Yes Yes - LM Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsOutlets:RadioLiterary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms BeaverBaylor U.C. CoreSS, Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes BelBelhaven larmine C. C. SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes'es Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS * Belmont C.Abbey C. CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Possible Yes YesYes - -LM, LM Lit. club * BemidjiBeloit C. State C. Major * Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMRS, LM IS * Benedict C. Minor Core Yes Yes Yes Yesmental - IM, theater Experi- IS * BenningtonBennett C. C. * CoreCore, Film- Yes Yes Yes YesmakingDrama - LM club, Film - RS, LM, 2 IS(upYrs.)IS(.9 to wks)* 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special RadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine l 8 SpecialPrograms Bentley C. of Acctg.Finance & Core Readings Yes and inResidence YesReadings - LM BerryBerea C.C.** CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes Undef. Bethany C. (Kan.)(W. Va.) Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS BethelBethany C. Nazarene (Minn.) C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Bethune-CookmanBethel C. (Tenn.) C. SS Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMTheater * BishopBirmingham-Southern C. C. SS Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMs Undef. 1 Name of School 2 Type of Concentration 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty5 Contact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadings LiteraryRadioOutlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms BloomsburgBlack Hills State C. * CoreSS YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM * BlufftonBluefield C. State C. CoreSS I Yes YesYes Yes - RS, LM IS * BostonI3orromeo C. Seminary ofOhio UndefinedRadio,SS, Verse, TV Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM r- Undef. * BostonState C. U. of Boston MAtionConcentra- * TV,Core,finedCore, Radio, Unde- Film, Ma YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM * BowieBowdoin State C. C. SSCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM Undef. Bowling Green St. U. Minor,Major, MFA TV,Core,Novel Film, Radio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMRS, TV, LM IS(MFArra 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadings Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms BrandeisBradley U. U. * Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes * BresciaBrenau C.C. CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS BriarcliffBriar Cliff C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM Undef. BridgewaterU. of Bridgeport C. CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes - RS,- RS, LM LM Undef. BrooklynBrigham C. Young (CUNY) U. Conc.CoTic . * Core YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes * Brown U. Conc ., MA Core Yes Yes Yes es Yes Yes IS * Nome of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi. vvid al 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Bryant C. Core Yes Readings and inResidence YesReadings BucknellBryn Mawr U. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LMs Undef. Buena Vista C. Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes LMRS, LM forIS(requi sr. yr.) red: IS CabriniButler C.U. CoreSS, PI, Radio Yes Yes Yes Yes YesDrama Group RS, LM, Caldwell C. for Women Core Yes Yes Orig.YesPlay Christmas, Competition LM,LM Annual Calif. C.Baptist of Arts C. andCrafts Core,Core Film Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM LMs IS Calif.Calif. Inst. Inst. of of Tech. the Arts Verse, Film YesYes Yes Yes 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidua Faculty5 Contact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 16 Awards Prizes and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Calif. Lutheran C. Core Yes ReadingsYes Residence Yes Yes IS Calif. State C. System: Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(honors) CalCal. St. C. at Domin-quez Hills . ConcConc. * . SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM 15 * Cal Beach . St.St. C. C. at at Long Hayward MajorA' -or * * Core,tiCore, on Wkshp.Undef. Transla- YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM Undef.* IS Cal geles . . St.St. C. C. at at San Los Ber- An- Conc. CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes.Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * CalKellogg-Voorhisnardino . St. Polytech. C, * Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM ISUndef.. * ChicoCal St. C. San Luis Obispo . St. Polytech. C., CoreSS, Verse YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - RS,- LM TV, LM IS * * Fresno St. C. * TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes * _ Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact Lectures with Writers Professional Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets: Station 8 SpecialPrograms .29 Humboldt St. C. Core, Undef. Yes Yes Readings ResidenceYes and in Yes Yes ReadingsLiterary Magazine SanSacramento Diego St. St. C. C. Conc., MA Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Undef:eUndef San FernandoFrancisco Val- St.0ley St. C. Major, MA CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM SonomaSan Jose St.S C. . C. Conc. CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LM IS U. of Cal. atDavisBerkeley Major CoreCcre YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Undef. I S- U. of Cal. atLosIrvine Angeles Conc. MFA Core,Core,Film Undef. Novel, YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms U. of Cal . at San Minor Core Yes Yes Readings Yes and Residencein Readings U. of Cal BarbaraDiego . at Santa Conc. * Core Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM- LM IS IS * CalvinU. of Cal.C. at SantaCruz * Core YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes- RS, LM IS * CampbellsvilleCampbell C. C. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - Occasl. LM Canisius C. Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM 4 IS * CardinalCapital U. Glennon C. * CoreCore Yes Yes YesYes - LM * I CarlowCarleton C. C. n CoreCore YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes Yes RS, LM Undef.Under. Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of Concentration Courses Contact4 Indi- vidua 5 FacuContact ty with ReadingsLecturesProfessional Residence Writers Writers and in 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms CarrollCarnegie C. Mellon (Mont.) U. Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LMsLM IS * Carson-NewmanCarroll C (Wis.) C CoreSS PI Yes Yes Yes YesPoetry - RS,LM Wkshp. LM, * Carthage C. SS, Verse Yes Yes - LM /1=11IMIMM CasteltonCase-Western St. C. Reserve * CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM Undef.* IS Catherine Spalding C. CoreCore. Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM Catholic U. of Puer-Amer.to Rico Conc. YesYes Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidua 5 FocuContact ty with Lectures Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms -Cedar Crest C. Core Yes Readings ResidenceYes Yes YesReadings - LMs IS(ocesI.) Centrol.Centenary- C. C o Core Yes Yes Yes. Yes YesYes - RS,- LM LM CentralCentral Methodist Conn. St. C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM IS" Central Mich. U Conc. , MA TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesWriters'Yes - RS,- RS, Club TV, LM, LM IS Central StateMo. St.U. C. Core YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(informal) Central WashingtonSt. C. Undef.SS, Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS ChadronCentre C. State of Ky. C. SS,Core Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes - TV, LM Undef. ,t;C:97",!,=1.:5 1 Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact Lectures with sWriters Professional Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms 31. Chaminade C. of Core Yes Yes Readings Residence and in YesReadi - ngs LM Chatham C. Honolulu CO= SS,Film, Verse, * Yes Yes Yes Yes I Yes - LM * CheyneyChestnut StateHill C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM LM * Chicago State C. SS Yes Yes I Yes ClubYes - LM, English ChristianU. of ChicagoBrothers C. Conc., MA SS, Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYesUndef. - R3, LM, RS, LM IS * c) Church C. of Hawaii Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * TheU.of Citadel Cincinnati Conc. CoreCore, Undef. Yes I Yes YesYes I Yes Yes YesYes City C. of New(CONY) York MinorMajor, Core,Film, TV, Crit. Yes f Yes Yes I Yes Yes Yes 1 Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special Outlets:ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms ClarkClarion C State C. . (Ga .) CoreSS YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM ** ClarkeClark U. C. (Mass.) Radio,SS,Core Verse, TV YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes YesExper. - RS, Theater LMLM, ISIS ClemsonClarkson U. C. of Tech. SS,Core Verse Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes CoeCleveland C. State U. SSCore Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYesCenter - RS,- LM, ForumsLM Poetry ColbyCoker C. C. for Women Conc. SS,SS, Verse Verse Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS * ColoradoColgate C.U. CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - RS, LMses Undef. * 1 Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional with and inWritersResidence Writers 16 Awards Prizes and 7 Special ReadingsLiteraryRadioOutlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Colorado SchoolState C. of Mines TV,Core, Film Radio, .YesYes Yes ClubYes - RS,Alumni Writers' Mag. * ColoradoU. of Colorado State U. MAMajor, Minor Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Undef. Columbia Union C. (S.C.) C. Minor Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - ETV, LM IS ConcordColumbia C. U. * CoreCore, Fi I m Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYesBcper. - RS, Theater LMs, IS * Concordia C. (Moorhead SS, Verse _ Yes Yes Yes - LM _ Minn.) 1 ConcordiaConcordia Teachers Teachers(Neb.)(III.) C. C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadings Outlets;LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Connecticut C. * Core Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes YesPublcns. - LM, Special IS * ConverseU. of Connecticut C. Conc., MA Core, Undef, = Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes Yes IS CoppinCooper State Union C. :Core Core I Yes Yes - LNI CornellCornell U. C. Minor, MFA Core,Core Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes Yes - LMs Undef. Culver-Creighton Stockton U. C. Conc.Minor CoreSS,Fi I Verse,m TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LMs- RS, LM IS CumberlandDakota Wesleyan C. U. Minor Core Yes Yes Yes - LM IS 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses 4Contact Indi vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms DanaU. of DallasC. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes RS,LM LM DavidDartmouth Lipscomb C. C. Core * Yes YesYes Ye-s Yes Yes RS, LMs IS * * Davidson C.** Core,tale, FairyFantasy Ye.. Yes Yes YesYes RS, LM, DefianceDavis & Elkins C. C. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes YesWriters'Exper. Wkshp.Theater, LM IS DelawareU. of Delaware ValleyScience C. of & Agric. Conc. SS, Verse YesYes Yes Yes YesYes Yes RS, LM DenisonDelta State U. C. Major CoreCore YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesLit. Society RS, LM, 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms U. of Denver PhDMajor, MA, Core, Undef. Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes Yes Yes De PaulPauw U. U. Conc .,. * MA Undef.Core,SS, Verse Novel, Yes Yes Yes ertoryYes - RS,LMTheater, LM, Rep- Cof- cludeIS(may PI) in- * * U. of Detroit Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yesfee House Readings IS(Radio,Undef. DillardDickinson U. C. CoreCore YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - RS - RS, LM . ISposs.)TV, * Film DonDoane Bosco C. C. Core Yes Yes - LM Dowling C. Minor FilmCore, Novel, Yes Yes Yesmental - LMLM, Theater Experi- IS Drew.Drake U. U. Conc. * SS,Undef. Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes - RS,LM LM * , 1 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writersin Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadioLiterary Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Drury C. Core , Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes - RS, LM IS Duke U. Core , Yes . Yes Yes Yes - LM IS D'YouvilleDuquesne U. C. Core,SS, Undef. Film Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM EastEarlham Carolina C. C. SS,Core PI., TV YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - LMsRS, LM Undef. * East TexasTennessee State St. U. U. Core Yes Yes Undef. Eastern Baptist C. SS Yes YesYes - LM- LM Eastern Conn.Illinois St.U. C. CoreforCore, children Writing Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesPoetrymental - LMs,LM, "Theater read-ins"Experi- IS(Infrml.) 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 16 Prizes Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers Awards and 7 Special Outlets:ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Eastern MennoniteKentucky U. C. * . CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes . Yes Yes Yes - LM * Eastern MontanaMichigan C. U. SS,Core, Verse Undef. Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes * Eastern OregonNazarene C. C. Major, Minor SS,Core Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * EdgecliffEastern Washington C. St.0 Core Yes Yes Yes Edgewood C. Core . Yes . Yes Yes mentalYes - LM, Theater Experi- IS * ElizabethEdinboro St. City C. St. U. Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS 1 3d Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Elizabethtown C. Readings Residencein YesReadings ElmiraElmhurst C. C. CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes YesYes Yes - RS, LM IS * IS EmersonElon C. C. SS, PI, Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * Emmanuel C. Major Core YesYes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS Emory U.& Henry C. CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM ISIS C.Erskine of Emporia C. Yes writingYes - LM, club Creative Eureka C. Core YesYes Yes Yes Yes writingYesYes - LM,- groupRS, Creative LM IS * IS o 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms U. of Evansville Core, Radio, Yes Readings Yes inResidence Yes Readings Fairfield U. Major, Minor Core,TV Novel Yes Yes. YesYesReadings - RS,- RS, LM, LM IS * FairmontFairleigh State Dickinson C. U. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef. FerrisFarmington State StateC. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS * FindlayFinch C. C. SS,Core Verse Yes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- LM 1S(poss.) StateFlorence C. at StateFitchburg C. Core I Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes FloridaFlorida Inst. A & of M Tech. U. Conc. Core, Undef. Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Florida Memorial U. Core Yes Yes , Readings Yes Residence Yes Yes - LM * FloridaFlorida Southern Presbyterian C. C. Conc. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Undef. IS U. of Florida Minor Undef.SS, Verse, Yes a Yes Yes - RS, LM FordhamFontbonne U. C. Radio,SS,Core Verse, Fi I m, TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM LM arrngmt.)IS(by spec. Ft. Hays Kansas St. C, » * Core,Mag. Undef. Yes Yes Yes - RS * Ft. Lewis C. Core,Core Child- Yes Yes Yes IS State C . at Framingham Novelrev's stories, Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(honors) IS StateFranklinFrancis C. T.& NichollsMarshall C. CoreCore, Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes Yes I YesYes - RS, LMs Undef. 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Franklin C. Readings Yes Residencein Yes YesReadings FurmanFriends U.U.** SS,Core Verse Yes Yes Yes Yeswriting - CreativeLM club IS * GannonGallaudet C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM GenevaGeneral C. Motors Inst. Core Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(poss.) George PeabodyWashingtonfor C. Teachers U. Core, Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM GeorgetownGeorgetown U. C. (Ky.) Minor CoreCore. YesYes Yes Yes Yes TheaterYes - RS, LM,LM Undef. Name of School 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional Writers and ResidenceinWriters Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms SS, Verse U.Georgia of Georgia State C. * GlassboroGettysburg State C. C. Undef. Undef. GoldenGoddard Gate C. C. Conc . Undef.IS * Good.Gonzaga Counsel U. C. Core,Core, Undef. Undef-. Yes - LM, Readings Unclef. 1 Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual S FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inResidenceWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio LiteraryOutlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms GorhamGordon State C. C. Minor Core YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS(c .w .) * IS GoucherGoshen. C. C. Core YesYes YesYes Yes Yes -- LMIM Undef. GramblingGraceland C. CoreFilmRadio, Ma TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - Anthology Undef. GreensboroC. of Great Falls C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS Greenville C. SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Writers'Yes - RS, club LM, IS GroveGrinnell City C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - KS,- RS, LM LM IS(emph.)* Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms GwyneddGustavus -Adolphus Mercy C. C. CoreCore, TV Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM I S(c .w .) Ht.-.1;!ton C . 1 Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS(c.w.) Hampden-SydneyHamline U. C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS(c.w.) Hampton Institute Core Yes Yes Yes C.Yes W. - LMLM, group Hardin-SimmonsHanover C. U. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS(c.w.) * U.Harris of Hartford Teachers C. Core Yes- Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM Harvard U. * Autobiog.Core, Fi lm, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes I Yes IS * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 Contact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes and 7 Special RadioOutlets: Station 8 SpecialProgrcms Harvey Mudd C. Faculty Readings and Residencein Awards ReadingsLiterary Magazine * HaverfordHastings C. Major, Minor Core,Core Film Yes Yes Yes I Yes YesYes - RS, LMs Undef. HebrewU. of UnionHawaii C. Conc. TVCore,Core Radio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM ** HendersonHeidelberg State C. C. Undef.Core YesYes YesYes Yes - LM I S(c .w.) * HighHendrix Point C. C. CoreCore YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(c.w.) * Hillsdale C. Minor, Conc. Core Yes 4 Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * -1 Hiram C.** Core Yes Yes Yes - RS 1 Name of School 2 Type of Concentration 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesReadingsProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and j 7 SpecialReadings RadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms HofstraHobart U. & Wm. Smith C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Hollins C . WritingMA in Eng. Core Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM film)IS(c .w* ., HolyC. of Family the Holy C. (Pa.)Cross Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef. * C.Holy of the Family Holy C.Names (Wis.) SS,Core Verse YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- LMs IS HopeHood C. C. Core YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM IS U.Houghton of Houston C. Minor TV,Core,Core, Film Radio, Radio Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special RadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Howard Payne C. Core Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes Yes - LM Readings IS HuntingdonHunter C. (CUNY)C. CoreCore, Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM IS HuronHuntington C. C. Core Yes Yeswriters'Yes: - LM,LM club Creative IS Huston-TillotsonC. of C.Idaho CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM I S(c .w .) U.Idaho of IdahoState U. :Conc.MA, * MFA CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes theaterYes - LMLM, Exper. * IllinoisIllinois Inst. C. of Tech. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Indi- vidual 5 Contact with Professional Writers 6 Prizes 7 Special Outlets: 8 Special Illinois State U. * Contact Faculty ReadingsLectures and ResidenceinWriters Awards and ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine Programs U. of Illinois Conc. TVCore,Core Film Radio, YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes IS(c .w .) * ImmaculataIllinois Wesleyan C. U. SS,Core Verse YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM- LM I S(cIS(c sw .).w.) * * ImmaculateImmaculate Heart Conception SeminaryC. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef. Incarnate Word C. Core Yes YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- LM ISIS IndianaIndiana State Central U. C. * Core,SS, Verse Undef. Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM * Inter-AmericanIndiana U. U.Puerto of Rico MA CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes !YesYes * 1 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes SO Concentration Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadings Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms U.Iowa of IowaState U. enceof Sci- & Tech. MFA,Malor, PhD MA, * TV,Core,Core, FiFilm IRadio, m Radio, YesYes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes Yes -- RSRS,TV, LMs IIS(honors, S(cposs.) .w .) * JacksonIowa Wesleyan State C. C. Core,Core Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Jacksonville State U. , SS, Verse Yes Yes , Yes Yesclub - LM, Writers' Undef. JamestownJacksonville C. U. SS,SS Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Undef. IS JohnJersey Brown City U. State C. Radio, TV Yes Yes - LM JohnJohn Fisher Carroll C. U. Core,Core TV, Film* Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - RS,LM LM * 1 Name of School 2 Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 Special,Programs Johns Hopkins U. Conc., MA* Core, Novel Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes Yes - LM Readings IS * JohnsonJohnson State C. C. Smith U. Minor SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - RS,- LM LM IS(honors)* IS JulliardJudson School, C. of Inst.Musk Yes YesYes DeltaYes - Phi LM, Chi KalamazooJuniata C. C. SS, Verse, * Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS * KansasKansas State State Teachers C.Pittsbur. of C. Core.Core YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- RS, LM IS U.Kansas of Kansas State U. Minor,Minor MA * Core,Radio,SS, PI, Undef. TV Novellci YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yestheater - LM, ReadingsExper. IS * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadings Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Kansas Wesleyan U. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes i Residence Yes - LM cludeIS(may PI, in- gin) KeeneKearney State State C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes - LM KentuckyKent State State U. C. Conc., MA,* Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - Readings IS * KentuckyU. of Kentucky Wesleyan C. CoreFic, PI YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS * KeukaKenyon C.** C. CorePoetry, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LMs King's.King C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes * 6-3 4 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 6 Prizes Concentration Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 FarContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms KnoxKutztown C. State C. Conc.Major CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes YeswritingYes--Poetry - RS, RS, groups andLM TV, play- LM, IS * LafayetteLadycliff C.C. CoreCore YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - LM La Grange C. Minor SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- RS, LM IS(c.w.,PI poss.) * Lake ForestErie C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS LamarLakeland State C. C. of Tech. SS, PIVerse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * LanderLambuth C. C. SS * Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS * Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes 7 Special Outlets: 64- Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional Writers and ResidenceinWriters Awards and ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms LangstonLane C. U. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM LawrenceLa Verne U. C. CoreSS Yes Yes Yes Verse,IS(c.w., PI ss.) IS Lebanon Valley C. Core Yes 1Yes - RSYesclub - LM, Writers' IS LehighLe Moyne U. C. (N .Y.) CoreCore, Mag. Yes Yes Yes Yes YesExper. - RSRS, TheaterLMs, LenoirLemoyne Rhyne C. (Tenn.)C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LM LewisLesley &C. Clark C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM ISIS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4Contact vidual lc,- 1- 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Limestone C. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes inResidence Yes Yes Readings LM Undef. Lincoln U. Yes - RS, LM, LinfieldLindenwood C. C. Conc. TVCore, Film Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesconferencesReadings, Intercoll. LM * LivingstoneLittle Rock U.C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LM LM IS(c.w.) Livingston State C. SS Yes Yes YesYes LomaLock Haven Linda U.State C. Conc. Core,Core Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes YesbookLock Series, Haven Readings Chap- RS, TV, LM, IS * PostCenter,LongLong C. Island Zeckendorf Island U. U.- Brookly c. C.W. * CoreSS, Verse YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes LM * "TG 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms LorasLongwood C. C. TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Loretto Heights C . CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM Undef. Louisiana C.Polytech. Inst Undef. Yes es Yes Yes Yes * LouisianaLouisiana State StateA&New U. MU. in Orleans &C. Major, * CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM * StateU. of C. Louisville at Lowell Conc. * CoreCore YesYes Yes Yes YesYes YesreadingYes - LM- LM, groups Play IS * LoyolaLoyola U. C. of (Md.)Los Angele MAinConc., C.A.*, in C.A.*Major FilmSS,Undef. PI, TV, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM LM * --....-.11111111111114 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 1ndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Loyola U.**(III.) MA in C.A. Core Yes Readings Yes Residencein Yes Readings LycomiLuther ng C. C. * CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes- - LM RS, LM IS * LyndonLynchburg State C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes YesYes - Writers' club * MacMacalester Murray C.C. SS,Core Verse Yes Yes j Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM - IS(c .w honors) ., Madison C. Conc. SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes I Yes YesYes - Anthology,- RS, LM IS U. of Maine Major* TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesReadingsLiterary ...: RS, LM, club IS(c.w.)IS(c.w.) ManhattanManchester C. C. CoreFic., * Verse Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - RS,- RS, LM LM except.IS(c.w. stu.)for * vismormitilimr 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers Awards and 7 Special Outlets:ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms MansfieldMankato State State C. C. CoreCore YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM 1S(c .w .) IS MarianMarian C. C. of Fond du Lac Core Yes Yes Yes YesmentalYes - LM- LM, Theater Experi- IS MarillacMarietta C. C. CoreRadio,SS, Verse, TV Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - RS, TV, LM Undef.1S(c.vw-poss.) Marist C. Undef. 1 YesYes - RS,- LM LM MarquetteMarlboro C.** U. Conc. Core,Core Undef. YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(c..w.) , * MaryMarshall Baldwin U. C. Linde...TVCore, Radio, YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM- RS, TV, LM 1S(poss.) * IS 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms MaryMary Manse Hardin-Baylor C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes * MarycrestMary Rogers C. C. Comp. Marygrove C. SS, Verse Yes * Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS* MaryknollMaryknoll Seminary C. (III. (N.Y) Core * Yes - LM, Readings * MarymountU. of Maryland C. of(Loyola Los Angeles) U. Conc., MA * Core, Undef.TV, Film YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - RS,LM TV, LMs IS(c .w .) * MarymountMarymount C. (NC. (Kan.).Y.) Conc. Core, Film Yes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LM IS * 4 .^ ..=11111MIMG11IV. 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Marymount Manhattan C. Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes Yes - LM Readings MarywoodMaryville C. C. UndefCore YesYes Yes YesYes Yes clubYes.-Yes LM,- RS, Writers' TV .1S* Mass.Miss. Inst. C. ofof ArtTech. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes - LM U. of Massachusetts Conc.,MFA MA *, Core, Undef. Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYesExper. - RS,- LM LMs,theater * McMurryMayville C. State C. Core Yes Yes Yes - LM Mc Neese State C. Radio, TV Yes Yes Yes Yes YesclubYes - LM,- LM Writing Undef. MemphisMcPherson State C. U. Conc. CoreSS, Verse YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM Undef. 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Yes Yes 1 Yes Yes - LM IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 1 8 SpecialPrograms Midwestern U. Conc., MA Core, Undef. Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes Yes - LMs IS MilliganMillersville C. State C. CoreCore Yes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - RS,LM LM IS MillsMillikin C. U.(Calif.) CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes LM Undef.IS * MinotU. of Minnesota State C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM MississippiC. Misericordia C. Core YesYes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes -: -RS, LM LM MississippiMississippi State StateWomen U. C. for CoreCore, Undef. 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I I 64 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Montclair State C. Verse, PI Yes Yes Readings Residence Yes - LM, ChapbookReadings IS MoorheadMoore C. State of Art C. Minor CoreCore, Undef. Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Undef.IS * MoreheadMorav;an C.State U. SS,Core Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM,RS, ReadingsLM IS MorrisMorehouse Harvey C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM Undef. MountMount Angel Angel Sem. C. Major Undef.Core, Undef. YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - TV, LM Undef.IS * Mount HolyokeMarty C. C. Conc.Conc., MA Undef.SS,Core Verse, Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - RS, LM Undef. IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lridi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsRadioOutlets:literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Mount Mary C. Conc. TV,Core, Novel Radio, Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes LMs * Mount MercySt. Agnes C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes YesYes Yes YesYes RSLM Mount St. Mary'sMary(Calif.) (N.H.) C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes LM 1S(c .v./ .) MountMount St. St. Scholastica Mary's (Md.) C. Core, TV, Film Yes Yes Yes YesYes LM,RS, LMs Readings IS MuhlenbergMount Union C. C. SSCore Yes Yes YesYes Yes RS, LM * MuskingumMundelein C. C. CoreSS, Verse, Film Yes Yes Yes Yes LM IS 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms NationalNasson C. C. of Education Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS Nazareth C. (Mich.) Minor SS, Verse Yes 1 Yes Yes - LM I U. ofNazareth Nebraska C. of Kentucky Core,SS, Verse, Radio Fi I m YesYes Yes YesYes - LM- LM * U.Nebraska of Nevada, Wesleyan Las Vegas U. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM - LM NewU. ofCollege Nevada, Reno Major Core, Undef. Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - LM IS NewU. of Haven New HampshireC. MFA CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes YesYes YesYes Yes 'Yes Yes - LM - RS, TV, LMs IS New Mexico MiningInst. of & Tech. j. Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- victual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special LiteraryRadioOutlets; Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms New Mexico State U. Conc., MA Core,Mag. TV, Fi !IN Yes Yes Readings Yes and Residencein Yes Yestheater, - RS, Exper.LM,Readings Exper film C.U. of New RochelleMexico * CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * StateNew U. 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YesYes YesYes YesYes 1 Yes Yes - RS, LMs ISIS(c.w) * * NewarkNew York C. U.of Engineering CoreUndef.SS, Verse, Yes Yes - RS, LM * NewberryNewark State C. C. SS Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMRS, LM Undef. 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms 0 Newton C. ofHeart the Sacred * * Readings Yes Residence * StateNiagara C. at North U. Adams Conc. CoreCore Yes Yes YesYes Yes - RS, LM IS * U.North of North Carolina CarolinaTech. Agric. C.at & Conc. Core, Radio, Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes -- RSRS, LM * U. of North CarolinaGreensboroChapel at Hill MFA Core, Film TV, Fi I m I Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * North CarolinaCarolinaC. RaleighWesleyan- St. U. at SS,Core Verse, Novel Yes Yes YesYes Yes es Yes - LM Undef. North DakotaCentral StateC. U. * Core,Core Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesWriters'Yes - RS,- RS, clubLMs, LM, ETV * U. of North Dakota * CoreTV * Yes Yes l Yes Yes Yes - LM * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms North Park C. Core Yes , Readings Yes and inResidence Yes Readings NortheastNorth Texas Louisiana State U.St.0 * CoreTV,SS, PI,Film Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS * NortheasternNortheast MissouriC. IllinoisTeacher's St. C. MajorConc. CoreSS, Verse YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM - LM NortheasternNortheastern U. State C. Core,Core, Undef. Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LMsLM *IS Northern ArizonaIllinois U. U. Major * SS,Core Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - RS,- RS, LM LMs ** NorthernU. of Northern Michigan Iowa U. * Core YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesDrama - RS,LM workshopLM, IS * 7 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Northern State C. Core Yes Yes Readings Residencein Yes -Readings LM IS NorthwestNorthland MissouriC. St.C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM LMs NorthwesternNorthwest Nazarene Stateof Louisiana C. C. Conc ., * Core YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes - RS, LM * NorwichNorthwestern U. U. Major CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS Notre Dame C.C. (Missouri) (Ohio) TVCore,SS Radio, 1 Yes Yes Yes - LM IS C. of Notre DameMaryland (Calif.)of CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * ___ 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional I and inWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsRadioOutlets;Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Nitre,. Dame C.Island of Staten Conc. SS, Verse Yes Yes Readings Residence IS NyackU. of Notre Missionary Dame C. Conc. Undef.SS, Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMRS, LM IS OakwoodOakland U. C. * CoreCore Yes Yes I Yes Yes YesYes - LM * OccidentalOberlin C. C. Major, * Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS(c.w.) * Ohio DominicanNorthern U. C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYes- - LM LM IS Ohio U.State U. Conc., MA* SS,NovelCore Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes* Yes Ever. theaterYes - RS,LM, TV, Readings, LMs IS * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual S Contact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets: Station 8 SpecialPrograms r - Faculty Readings and Residencein ReadingsLiterary Magazine OklahomaOhio Wesleyan Baptist U. U. CoreCore YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - RS,LM, LMUndef. Undef. IS Oklahoma ChristianC. of Liberal C. Core YesYes YesYes - Literary- LM club ISIS Oklahoma StateAgric.&Arts U. of Applied Sci . SS, Verse, TV Yes Yes Yes Yes YesLiterary - RS, LM, quarterly OldU. Dominionof Oklahoma C. * CoreCore,Novel, Radio,1V Film Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - *LM * Olivet NazareneC. C. Conc. Core,Core Undef. YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - RS, LM * OregonMunicipal State U. U. of Omaha Major SS,SS, Verse Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Undef. 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual Faculty LecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms OttawaU. of Oregon U. MFAConc., MA, TV,Core, Novel Radio, Yes Yes Readings Yes Yes Yes - LM IS(c.w.) * Otterbein C. Conc. Core,RadioSS, Verse,Radio Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yeswriting - RS, CreativeLMclub IS OurOauchita Lady Baptistof the Lake U. C. Undef. * Yes Yes Yes C. of the Ozarks Yes YesYes ingYes club - Creative writ- ISiS * * PacificPace C. C. Conc. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM ISIS PacificPacific Union Lutheran C. U. SSCore, TV Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS Pacific U. Conc. Core, Undef. Yes I Yes Yes YesYes - LM spec.IS(under cir.) IS Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Yes Readings and anResidence Readings PaineU. of theC. Pacific (Calif.) SS,TVCore, Verse Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM, LMs Anthol . IS ParkPan AmericanC. C. CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM IS * PatersonPasadena State C. C. I Core,Undef. Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Peabody Institute of Musi. Conc. Core,TV, FilmRadio Yes Yes Yes journalsYes - RS,LM, LMMusic Undef. PennsylvaniaPembroke State State C. U. Major Undef.Core,Undef. Biog., YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS * PepperdineU. of Pennsylvania C. Conc. SSCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets: Station 8 SpecialPrograms Yes Readings and Residencein ReadingsLiterary Magazine Philadelphia C. C. of of Phan- Art SS, Verse r Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS Philadelphia tilesC.macy of & Tex- Science & Science , Yes 4 Yes - LM PikevillePhillips University C . Core,Core Undef. YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LMs Undef.Undef. U. of Pittsburgh Major SS, PI, Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes IS(verse, poss.) PMCPitzer Colleges C. Core Yes Yes IS Polytechnic InstituteBrooklyn of CoreSS, Verse YesYes Yes Yes * YesYes - LM * U.Pomona of Portland C. Conc.Major , Minor,* Core Yes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - RS, LM IS * * Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 ?rizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Pratt Institute Core Yes Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes - LMReadings PrincetonPresbyterian U. C. Major Core * Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM IS (c.w., * ProvidencePrincipia C.C. ** CoreCore YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes sr.yr.) U.U. of of Puget Puerto Sound Rico CoreCore Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS(poss.) QueensPurdue C. U. (NY) Conc.Ma )r, Minor Core,TV,Core, Fi Undef.Im Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - LMs IS QuincyQueens C. C. (NC) Core * YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS(c.w. 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(Mass.)(Col.), CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- RS, LM IS U.Rensselaer of Rhode Polytec IslandInst. hn i c CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - RS,- LMs LM IS 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Rice U. Minor Core Yes Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes -Readings LMs RiderU. of RichmondC. CoreCore, Radio YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS(honors) RivierRipon C. Core,Core Film Yes Yes Yes Yes -- LMLM * * RobertsRoanoke Wesleyan C. C. Core Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS U.Rochester of Rochester Inst. of Tech. Conc. Core Yes YesYes Yes*Yes Yes Yes Yes -- LMs,LM Readings *IS RockhurstRockford C. C. Major CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMs 1 Name of School 2Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Rocky Mountain C. Core Yes Yes Readings and Residencein Readings Rollins C. Core, Radio Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYesBcper. - RS,- LM theaterLM, IS IS * RosaryRoosevelt C. U. Conc. Core,Core Film Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - -LM RS, LM Undef. RussellRosemont Sage C. C. Verse, PI Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM, * IS(spec.)* Rutgers- The State U. TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS(c.w.) St.Sacred Ambrose Heart C. Dominican Core YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes LM IS(c.w., - . infm0 St.St. Augustine's Andrews Presbyterian C. Conc. CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesReadings - RS, LM, ISIS(c.w.) * * 1 . 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special Outlets:Radio Station 8 SpecialPrograms 4E\ C. of St. Benedict(Minn. SS, Verse' Yes ReadingsYes and Residencein ReadingsLiterary Magazine St. Benedict's C. (Kan.) TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes YescircuitYes- - LM, LM TV Closed- IS(c.w., ss.) IS C.St. ofBonaventure St. Catherine U. SS, Radio,Verse, TV* Yes Yes - LM * C.St. ofCloud St. Elizabeth State C. * VerseCore,Core Light Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LMs- LM honors)IS(c.w., * St. Francis C.C. (Ind.)(Me.) CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef. IS St. Francis C. (Pa.) Conc. Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes YesExper. - RS, theater LM, I St.St. John's John FisherC. (Md.) C. SS Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM- LM 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and ResidenceinWriters Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine Programs Special St. John's C. (N. Mex.) . , Yes Yes Yes - LM St.St. John's John's U. U. (N.Y.) (Minn.) Core,SS, * Undef. Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yestheater - LM,LM Expel-. IS * "St. JosephSt. Joseph C. (Conn.) C. (Md.) SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - -LM RS, LMs IS St.St. Joseph's Joseph's C?*(Pa C. (Me.) .) Core YesYes Yes- LM St. Lawrence U. SSCore, Mag. Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM St. LouisMary U.C. (Kan.) i' Conc., * CoreSS,Novel Verse, YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM LM IS(c.w.)* C. of St. Mary (Neb.) , Yes . Yes Yes Yes-- LM IS(c.w.) 1 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writersin Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadings Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms St. Mary of the Plains CKan.) Core Readings Yes Residence Yes LM St.St. Mary's Mary's C. C. (Minn. (Ind.) Conc. CoreCore, Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes RS, TV, LMs St.St. Mary's Mary's U. Dominican (Tex.) C.La Core, * Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes LMRS*, LM * St.St. Michael's Meinrad C. SS, VerseFilm Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes LM St. NorbertOlaf C. C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes RS, LM I S(c .w .) St. Patrick'sPaul's C. C. (D.C.) TV Yes Yes YesYes RS,LM TV I 2 Iq Name of School Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsRadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms St. Peter'sPaul's C. (Va.) CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef. C.C. of of St. St. Scholastica Rose SSCore, Film Yes Yes Yes Yes YestheaterYes - LM- LMs, Exper. IS(c.w.)* * C.C. of of St. St. Thomas Teresa (Minn. CoreCore,TV Radio, YesYes Yes YesYes* YESYes - RS (local), LM * St.U. Thomas of St. ThomasSeminary(Col.) (Tex.) Yes Yes Yes - LM St. Vincent C. Core Yes Yes Yes 1 Yes - RS, LM IS SalemSt. Xavier C. (N.C.)C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM IS 1 Name of School 2 485 Concentration Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsRadioOutlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms SalisburySalem C. State(W. Va.)C. SSSS, Undef. Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS SanSam Diego Houston C. for State Women C. SS,TV,Core, VerseFilm Radio, YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes - RS,- RS(Iocal), LM LM U. of San FranciscoDiego,Men C. for Conc. Core,Core Undef. YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM ISUndef. * C.U. of of Santa Santa Fe Clara Conc. SSCore Yes YesYes Yes Yes theaterYes - LM, Exper. Sarah Lawrence C. Major. Core, Novel Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM , IS * SavannahU. of Scranton State C. Film Yes Yes Yes YesYes - RS,- LMs LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writersin Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Scripps C. Conc. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes Residence Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS SeattleSeattle U. Pacific C. SS,Core, Verse Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM, Writers' Undef. * Seton Hall U. TVCore, Radio, Fi I m Yes Yes Yes Yesclub - LM ShepherdShaw U. C. CoreTV,Core, Film Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS Shippensburg State C. * Core Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM honors)IS(c.w., SiennaShorter C. (Tenn.) Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * SimpsonSimmons C. C. Conc. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Undef. 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vi dual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms 17' Sioux Falls C. Core Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes Yes -Readings LM Skidmore C. Core,Core Novel, Yes Yes Yes Yes IS SmithSlippery C. Rock State C. Conc., Major, SS,SciElectrn.med.wt .wr,Verse Film Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesExper. - RS, theater LM, I S(c .w .) * IS SouthU. of Dakota South CarolinaSchool of Cone, Minor, CoreUndef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes * South Dakota StateMines U. & Tech. RadioSS, Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM,LM Readings IS * U. of South DakotaFlorida Conc., MA Core,TV,Core, Film Film Radio, Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LMs IS(c.w.) * U. of the South Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM honors)IS(c.w., southeastern StateC.Southeast C. Missouri State MA Core,Core Undef. YesY, ..;.s Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Name of School 2 Type of Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms SouthernU. of. Southern ColoradoC. Californi State SS,TV,Core, VerseFilm Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - -LM RSs, LMs Undef. Southern ConnecticutState C. * Core, Fi I m Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Southern MethodistIllinois U. U. SS,Undef.Core Verse, Undef. Yes YesYes YesYes Yes YesogyYes - LMs - LM, Anthol- Undef. * U.Southern of Southern Missionary Mississipp C. CoreUndef.SS, Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yesclub,Yes - -LM ProgrammingRS,L14Writersi-. SouthernSouthern State Oregon C. (Ark.)C. CoreTVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM * Southern StateU. and C.M. A. (S.D.) C.& Radio,Core TV YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - RS,LM LM I S(c .w .) * Name of. School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contazt4 Indi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Southern Utah State C. SS, Verse Yes Readings Yes and Residencein Yes - RSReadings Southwest MissouriBaptistC. C. State Major, Minor, * Children'sCore,Undef. lit. YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM *IS SouthwesternSouthwest Texas C. (Kan. State ) C. SS,Core Verse YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesExper. - RS,LM theater LM, IS SouthwesternSouthwestern State at(Okla.)(Tenn.) Memphis C. CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - TV, LM Undef. SpelmanSouthwestern C. U. (Tex. ) SS, Verse * YesYes Yes Yes Yes - RS(local),LM LMs IS * * SpringfieldSpring Hill C. R I m, Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM Undef. * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vi dual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms 90 Stanford U. Major, MA SS,Radio, Verse, TV Yes Yes ReadingsYes Residencein Yes Antho1.(pubs)Yes - RS,Readings LM, Stephen'sStephen F. C. AustinC. State Conc.Conc., * TV,Core,Core, Film Radio, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes YesbooksYes - LM- LMs, Chap- 1S * * StetsonSterling U. C. Conc. Core,Core Film YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM- LM IS(emph..) IS StonehillC. of Steubenville C. Core YesYes Yes YesYes Yes - LM IS(c.w.) SuffolkStout StateU. U. TV,Undef.Core, Fi I mRadio, Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes-Yes- LM LM IS SulpicianSul Ross Seminary State C.Northwest of CoreCore YesYes YesYes - LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty (Lectureswith Professional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Susquehanna U. SS, Verse Yes 'Readings Yes and inResidence Yes - RS, LMReadings SweetSwarthmore Briar C. C. Conc. CoreSS, Verse YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM IS(c.w.)IS * TaborSyracuse C. U. Major, MA CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Ye,Yes Yes YesYes - LM TarletonU. of TampaState C. SS,Verse Verse Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM * TempleTaylor Buell U. C. Conc. Core,Radio, Radio, TV I Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes Literary- LPG's - RS, clubLM, Temple U. SS,TV, Verse,Film Yes T Yes Yes Yes - LM ighonorsremph.)IS(c.w., * Tennessee A. & I . State U , Undef. Yes Yes I YesPlayers - Literary guild guild, Name of School 2 T pe of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers A ards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine Programs Special U.Tennessee of Tennessee Tech. at U. SS, Verse Yes Yes Yes - LM U. of TennesseeKnoxviChattanooga at I le CoreCore Yes Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - RS,- LM Ws * TexasTennessee A. & I Wesleyan C. . U. CoreCore, * Yes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LM * Texas ChristianA. & M. U. TV,Core,Core Film Radio, Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM Texas SouthernLutheran C.U. CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - LM Undef.IS * U.Texas of Texas Tech. atC. Arlington CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes Yes YesYesPoetry - -LM LM, Society Texas Chap .93 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Contact4 lndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact Lectures with Writers Professional Writers and in 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms U. of Texas at Austin Readings Residence 1 U. of Texas at El Paso TVCore,Core, Film Radio, Radio, YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM RS, TV, LM TexasTexas Woman's Wesleyan U. C. Undef.SS,Core Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LM Thiel C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes IS U.Tift of C. Toledo TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes TowsonTougaloo State C. C. SS,Core Verse, TV YesYes Yes Yes YesYes Yes - LM TrentonTransylvania State C. C. Core, Radio YesYes 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets: Station 8 SpecialPrograms , Readings and Residencein . ReadingsLiterary Magazine TrinityTrinity C. C. (D.C.) **(Conn.) CoreCore Yes Yes YesYes Yes Yes-YesLiterary RS,- RS LM, Society * TroyTrinity State U.C. (Tex.) Minor CoreSS, PI Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM IS TuTufts lane U. U. Major * CoreCore YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - LM IS * * TuskegeeU. of Tulsa Inst. Undef.Core, Fi 1 m, Yes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LM * Union C. (Ky.) * CoreVerse YesYes YesYes Yes LMs * Union U.C. (Tenn.) (N.Y.) Core Yes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 16 Awards Prizes and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 1 8 SpecialPrograms . U. S. Air Force Acad. Yes Yes . Readings Yes and Residencein Readings U. S. Coast GuardAcad. SS Yes Yes - LMs i * U. S. InternationalNaval Acad. U. Conc. CoreCore, Film Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM i IS* UpsalaUpper C. Iowa C. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes UrsulineUrsinus C. C. (Ky.) CoreCore YesYes YesYes YesYes - -LM RS UtahUrsuline State C.U. for(Ohio) Women * Core,Core Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM U. of Utah PhDConc., MA, Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yes IS(c.w )* * 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with 6 Prizes Concentration Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms ValdostaUtica C. State C. Major CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes IS VanderbiltValparaiso U. U. CoreSS, PI YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes RS, LM j IS * * U.Vassar of Vermont C. * Core,Core Radio, YesYes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes * Villa Madonna C. Core,TV,Film Fi ITV, m Yes theaterYesYes - LM,- RS, Exper. LM * VillanovaVilla Maria U. C. CoreUndef.SS, Verse, Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef.fr.IS(c.w., r.) Virginia Commonwealth MilitaryU. ns . - SS,Core, Verse Undef. YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesclubYes - LM- L M, Poetry * Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with Lectures'Professional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Virginia Polytech. Inst. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes and inResidence Yes Yes -Readings RS, LM IS(c.w.) * VirginiaU. of Virginia State C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Undef.IS(honors) * ViterboMary Washington C. the C.U. of Virginia Undef.Core Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM IS(c.w.) WagnerWabash C.**C. Core Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS IS WallaWake ForestWalla U.C. Core,SS, Mag. Mag. Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, LM IS WartburgWarner Pacific C. C. Core Yes Yes YesYes YesYes - LM- LM, Undef. IS 1 Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 4 Indi- 5 Contact with 6 Prizes 7 Special Outlets: 8 Special Concentration Courses Contact vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and WritersResidencein Writers Awards and ReadingsLiteraryRadio Station Magazine _ Programs WashingtonWashburn &U. Jefferson of Topeka CoreCore Yes Yes Yes Washington & LeeC. U. TVCore, Radio, Yes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes - RS,- LM LM Undef. IS Washington StateU. (Mo.) U. Conc., MA * CoreSS,Radio, Verse, TV Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - RS, TV, LM * WaylandU. of Washington Baptist C. (Wash.) Major, MA CoreCore, Undef. YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM IS WaynesburgWayne State C. U. Conc., * CoreTV,Core, Film Radio, YesYes YesYes Yes Yes YesYes IS(poss.) * WebsterWeber State C. C. CoreSS, Verse Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes - LMLM, Undef. IS * * 19 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 Contactlndi- vidual 5 FacultyContact with LecturesProfessional and Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiteraryRadio Outlets: Station Magazine 8 SpecialPrograms Wellesley C. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes Residencein Yes YesReadings IS(c.w.) WesleyanWells C. U. Core Yes Yes Yes*Yes Yes*Yes Yes Yes - RS, LMs ** West ChesterLiberty State State C. Major, * Core, Undef. Yes Yes YesYes YesYes ** West TexasVirginia State State U. C. MA CoreCore Yes YesYes Yes YesYes Undef. West Virginia Wesleyan U.C. Conc. , MA Core Yes Yes Yes Yes - LM * WesternWestern C. Carolina for Women U. MajorConc.Major, Minor, CoreMagCore, Radio, , TV, Film Yes YesYes YesYes Yes Yes - RS, TV, LMs IS(c .w .) * Name of School 2 Type of 3 Type of 5 Contact with Concentration Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual Faculty ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inWritersResidence Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialReadingsRadio Outlets:Literary Station Magazine 8 Specia!Programs Western Conn. State C. TV, Undef. Yes , Yes Yes - LM WesternWestern Kentucky Illinois U. U. * Core,TVCore Radio,TV YesYes Yes YesYes Yes YesYes - LM * WesternWestern Michigan Maryland U. C. * Core, Fi Undef. I m YesYes Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LMs , IS ** WesternWestern New New Mexico England U. C. Core, Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM * WesternWestern Washington State C.Colorado of State Minor, * CoreCore, Mag. Yes YesYes YesYes YesYes - -LM RS, LMs *IS WestmarWesthampton C. C. * CoreCore, Undef. Yes Yes YesYes - LM * 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses Faculty Lectures Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 7 SpecialLiRadio Outlets: terary Station Magazi ne 8 SpecialPrograms Conc. Readings Residence and in Readings Undef. Westminster C (Pa(Utah) .) . Conc. TVCore, Radio, f,S(c.w.) IS Wheaton.Westmont C C. (III .) Core,Radio, Mag., Novel Yes YesYes Yes - RS, LM WheelockWheaton C.C. (Mass.) Core Yes Yes WhittierWhitman C.C. CoreCore, Film Yes - LM `-`,,^^ WhitworthWichita State C. U. YestheaterYes - LM,- LM Exper. IS(honors) IS 1 Name of School Concentration9 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidual 5 ContactFaculty with LecturesProfessional Writers Writers 6 Prizes Awards and 17 Special Outlets:LiteraryRadio Station Magazine 1 8 SpecialPrograms Wilberforce U. Core Yes Yes Readings Yes and inResidence YesReadings IS * WilkesWiley C. C. Minor, Conc Core Yes Yes Yes Yes workshp.,YesYes - LM, Eng. Theater club * C.Willamette of William U. & Mary Conc. SS,Core FI, TV Yes Yes Yes YesYes Yestheater - RS, LM, Exper * William CareyJewell C. C. Conc. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes YesClubYes - LM, Scribblers IS* WilliamWilliam Woods Penn C. Conc. SSCore Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes-Yes LM *IS WilmingtonWilliams C. C. Major CoreCore, Film YesYes YesYes Yes Yes Yes - LMRS, LM IS * * 1 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 ContactIndi- vidua 5 FacultyContact with ReadingsLecturesProfessional and inResidenceWriters Writers 0...... 6 Prizes Awards and 7 Special ReadingsLiteraryOutlets:Radio StationMagazine 8 SpecialPrograms Winston-SalemWilson C. State C. SS,Core Verse YesYes Yes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- RS, LM IS(c.w.) -- WisconsinWinthrop C. State U.Eau at Clair Core,SS, Mag. Undef. Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes IS* WisconsinWisconsin State State OshkoshU. LaU. at Crosseat CoreTVCore, Radio, YesYes Yes Yes YesYes - LM- LM 115-(Ad;ancedWriting)Creative Wisconsin StateSuperior U.River at Falls * CoreCore, Undef. YesYes Yes Yes Yes* Yes YesReadings - RS, LM,LM IS * U.Wisconsin of Wisconsin StateWhitewater atU. at Core,Core Radio, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes * U. of WisconsinMilwaukee Madisonat MA CoreTV, Mag ., Film I Yes Yes Yes Yes* Yes YesCenterYes - LMs,- LM Poetry 1 Name of School Concentration2 Type of 3 Type of Courses 4 lndi- vidual 5 Contact with Professional Writers 6 Prizes and 7 SpecialRadio Outlets: Station 8 SpecialPrograms Contact Faculty ReadingsLectures and ResidenceinWriters Awards YesReadingsLiterary - RS, LM, Magazine WoffordWittenberg. C. U. CoreSS, Verse, * Yes Yes YesYes YesYes YesPlaybcper. - RS,Readings theater, LM otherIS(Pl. c.w.)& * StateC. of C. Wooster at Worcester Conc. Core YesYes Yes Yes Yes Yes - RS,LM LM IS(c.w.) WrightU. of WyomingState U. Minor, * Core,Core Undef. Yes YesYes Yes Yes - LM IS * Xavier U.U. of(Ohio) Louisiana Core I Yes Yes Yes Yes YesYes YanktonYale U. C. PIMA, MFA in CoreTV,Core, Film Radio, Yes Yes YesYes YesYes Yes - RS,LM LMs * YoungstownYeshiva U.** State U. CoreCore Yes Yes Yes - RS, LM / 0 SPECIAL PROGRAMS (Col. 8) TABLE 11 AdrianAdeiphi C. U. TwoIndividual general supervision coursesreadings in increative in lieu the future. of course work writing; Plans for independent study and up to one semester, for special students. professional Agric.,AgnesU. of Scott AlabamaMech. C. & Normal C. MACreativeCourse in English consisting writing club. of individual supervision in imaginative, critical, or expository writing. Alaska Methodist U. Individual projectspreferencepossible. in creative of instructor; Poetry may include 6 hours of creative writing; Creative writing course on graduate level;workshops "Core "may offered. thesis (fiction depend on or poetry) AlbionAlbanyU. C.of State Alaska C. DirectedWork-studyInterdisciplinary study program. for specialwork. students. AlleghenyAlderson-Broaddus C. C. IndependentIndependent study studyprogram, in specialized humanitarian fields service; Two program which allows for concentration in creative terms ofof off-campuswriting; Study experience abroad; required. Cooperative work AndersonAlvemo C. C. SmallPlan class to offer in advanced course which alternates focus on poetry, drama, writing; informal arrangements for supervision. fiction in consecutive writing. years. Table 11, p. 2 /o4 AntiochAnnhurst C. C. SeniorWork-study project program. ain unusual quartercreative ofwork, writing off-campus and cooperatively close writing experience combined arranged; with with individual conferences and a variety of people; Opportunities for Jobs involving travel, individual Arizona. State C. andwritecriticism student for a ofyear together manuscripts; or more evaluate after Students completing taking the progress. a year of creative writing are expected course,to at which time the instructor ArizonaU. of StateArkansas U. TeachingCreativeWork-study thesisassistanships program. for MA possible.for graduate students in AshlandArt Center C. C. of Design "VoiceCreative and thesis Word" for Poetry MA possible. Festival; "Read-ins" and literary creative writing. happenings. AuburnAtlantaBaker U. U. JanuaryStudentsOne graduate Interterm may use course isoutlets independent in of creative other study.schools writina. in the Atlanta U. Center. BarnardBardBall C. State C. U. Work-study;Graduate course Senior in projects creative in writing. creative writing. BellarmineBarrington C. KentuckySpecialFine Arts course Arts Weekend. Commission in experiments in writing. sponsors weekend workshops in creative writing. Table II, p. 3 BeloitBelmont C. Abbey C. SixField hour term. senior seminar in writing problems for creative writing students and others. BenedictBemidji State C. C. CreativeLocal educational writingat courses annual TV produces offeredwriters' instudentconference. graduate scripts. program; Apprentice instructorships BethelBennington C. C. SeniorDrama thesis department in creative sometimes writing; Individual tutorials sponsors original drama. in creative writing. BorromeoBlufftonBlack HillsC. Seminary State C. of Ohio Class-stagedOff-campusOne course study.in productions; creative writing Annual at graduate"Experiment level. in Expression". BostonBowling U. Green State U. Work-studyCreative writing programcompleting courses for writers, work. including carry concentration credit in English for undergraduates such activities as living in the ghetto while BrandeisBradley U. C. GraduateOne graduate workwriting. incourse creative in creative writing. writing; Reading courses can be devoted to creative ButlerBrownBrigham U. Young U. IndependentRelatedEight semester work projects in performing hours in creativeof graduate writing. work in creative or studio arts encouraged. writing. Cabrini C. Work-study with local TV station. Table II, p. 4 /01 California StateDominguez C.C. (Pa.)at: Hills CreativeMinor planned. thesis for MA possible. Cal.LosLong Angeles St.Beach Polytech. C. GraduateSummer workshop. seminarthesis option in creative in creative writing; writing- MA program planned in 1972. ChicoCal. St. State Polytech. C.(San(Kellogg- C. Luis Voorhis)Obispo) Work-studyOption for program. creative thesis. SanSacramentoFresno Diego StateState State C. C. C. SummerGraduate workshops, courses in creative writing,writing. U. of CaliforniaSantaSan at: Fernando Barbara Valley State C. Graduate courses in creative writing. Canisius C. Santa Cruz "FreeGraduate university" workwriterscourses in typecreative participate. coursesoffered--no writing in which byformal special students concentration. arrangement; and faculty, Numerous undergraduate poets, and short story Table II, p. 5 /0 Carson-NewmanCarnegie-MellonCardinal Glennon C.U. C. Work-studyScribbler'sCreative writing program. Club forrequired students as partto discuss of English their major.writings. CentralCatholicCase-Western C. U. of ReservePuerto RicoU. Work-study"Writers'No formal Round program.concentration, Table"--weekly but numerous discussion courses of students' offered. works. ChathamCentral StateMichigan C. U. U. SixWork-studyTeaching hr. senior assistantships program. tutorial; in creative writing offered; Work-study program. Film writing may not be offered in the future. ChristianCheyneyChestnut Brothers StateHill C. C. C. SeniorWork-studyCreative research writing program. thesispaper formay honor be in students creative possible. writing. CityThe ChurchCollege C. of ofNew Hawaii York WritingInterim workshopscourseswriting, meeting taught e.g., all by day "Theyoung every Short creative day Story, for writers. a Existentialism". month: with reading and creative CoeClarkClarion C. C. State C. Off-campusCreativeSummer writingworkshop program workshops. in inscience New York, fiction Washington, and fantasy andwriting. Chicago. Colby C. Special Topics courses; Senior Scholar program. Table II, p. 6 ColumbiaColoradoColgate SchoolU. of Mines TheindependentJanuary School special ofreading the studies Arts, programs. aperiod--independent graduate division of work, Columbia U. offers may work off-campus. an MFA in Writing; ConnecticutConcordia Teachers C. C. UndefinedWork-study graduate program.Work-study work in program;creative writingTranslation offered. program. DeDavidDartmouth Paul Lipscomb U. C. C. AtCreativeSenior times yeara thesiscourse entirely for entitled MA free possible. for"Creative independent Writing" study; is offered. Senior Fellows program. DillardDe Pauw U. U. CourseFreshman in independent Corein Program. the Arts. writing at senior level; Participant in the New York Program Dowling C. Experimentalofferingspentwork-study Freshman at a subsidiary good orientedand dealSophomore institutionandof individual allows "core" called students contact "Mediterranean withto do professional creative institute writing; writers in Third Majorca", and independent work. program is both independent study and year may be a program EastDrake Carolina U. U. PoetryGraduate Forum coursesand which also offered. allows publishes students, poetry faculty, pamphlets. and others to read poetry for mutual criticism Table II, p. 7 /1/ EasternEastern OregonMontana Kentucky C. C. U. ArtsCinematographyGraduate Festival; courses Summer workshop. offered. poetry workshop; Experimental theater. ElmiraElizabethtownEdgewood C. C. C. Work-studyIndependentCreative writing program. study offered with conferences in the past andand small plans for giving it in the future. group meetings. U.ErskineHon of Evansville C. C. GraduateActivePoetry group Society courses of drama which offered. workerssponsors on visiting campus. poets and encourages poetry writing by members. FloridaFerris MemorialState C. C. Work-studyIndividual programson studentcreative for newspaper particularwriting offered or students yearbook upon demand. under full scholarship; on occasion. one course in GeorgiaFurmanFort Flays State U. Kansas C. State C. "Oxford"GraduatePlaywrighting tutorialcourses offered program. offered. as independent study by drama department. GorhamGoddard State C. C. SpringAll types Poetry of creative Festival.program; writing Occasionally, covered in extensive formal course independent in creative study writing is offered. and work-study HarvardHanoverGrinnell U.C. C. SpecialWorkAnnual may writers'seminars be submitted conference. and workshops to literary inagent creative through writing; the Graduateschool. courses offered. HaverfordHarveyU. of HawaiiMudd C. C. SpecialSomeStudents work-study course may take taught in creative journalism. by a team writing of three instructors covering courses at neighboring colleges. poetry, fiction, and drama. HendersonHebrew Union State C.C. Work-studyCreative writing in journalism,radio, course and work TV. includes worship materials, educational newspaper and magazine. materials, drama, HollinsHillsdaleHigh Point C. C. C. CollegeLiteraryNon-credit belongs magazine creative to Association and writing yearbook seminar of Writingare produced offered. Programs. in workshop courses. IdahoHoly Family State U. C. GradEmphasis A-Jate in thesis coursewriting in creativeis and on encouragingdiscussion. writing possible. students to go to plays, museums, etc., as well as lmmaculata1_11ineisIllinois StateWesleyan C. U. U. Work-studyAnnuaiGraduate fine courses inarts children's festival. offered; literature Undefined and specialchildren's theater programs. at neighboring schools. Table II, p. 9 / IndianaIndiana U. State U. SummerGraduate Writer's work Conferenceoffered. . U.Iowa of StateIowa U. TranslationGraduate coursesworkshop;each offered.year. International writing program brings 20 or more foreign authors JohnsJohn Hopkins Fisher C. U. SpecialCourses department in film MAand calledthesis. TV "The are interdisciplinary. Writing Seminars" offer MA degrees; Film may be used for JuniataJohnson C. State C. AnnualPlaywrighting student Symposiumoriginal work is presented. course offered on demand; Freshman Conference sponsored by the Vermont Academy of Arts and. Program.Sciences where KentKansasKalamazoo State State U. C. U. \ Work-study PhDIndependent in creative study writing in creative possible. program: domestic and foreign. writing is possible in the University for Man seminar program. LafayetteKing'sU. of C.Kentucky C. 'The WritingInformalSummer Center." writers' workshop workshop. for writers 57 yews old or older. LanderLakeland C. C. A one-termFaculty and students writing workshop. course in creative writing is offered on demand. Table 11, p. 10 LindenwoodLenoirLa Verne Rhyne C. C. C. AnnualSpecialGraduate arts off-campus thesis festival. in creativeseminars writing arranged. possible under special circumstances. LongLock Island Haven U. State (Greenvale) C. GraduateA major part courses of thein offered. publications,creative writing TV, concentration and radio. is independent study; Work-study U.Louisiana of Louisville C.State U. GraduateThesisInforms' in supervisedcurses creative offered. writing writers' possible. workshops. LycomingLoyola U. C.of Los Angeles SpecialCommunication arrangementstheSpecial Arts Association programs are studies made ofcourseinclude for Writing creative in"much thePrograms. writingtheory experimental studentsand function work andof special writing; College belongs to as part of an English major, projects". MarquetteManhattanLynchburg U.C. C. Work-studyAll"Free courses College" program.in creative offers writingcreative writing are not offered each year. course. MaryMarshallviarycrest Manse U. C. C. AnnualInformal English conferencesseminars Institute; in withcreative Writers' members writing. Conference. of the English department possible. iAaryknoll C. Special reading and research course offered in which creative writing is possible. Table 11, p. 11 MarymountMarymount C. C.(Los (N.Y.) Angeles) OneCreative course writing in creativethe is emphasized.course writing of -tudy. for special students which may be repeated throughout U.Marywood of Massachusetts C. MAWork-study thesis in in creative journalism.infestivals; writing writing Specialoffered. possible; students Summer admitted Nantucket into writing Writers program; Special work on problems Conference; arts U.Messiah of Miami C. SpecialFaculty program discussione.g., in playwrighting;novels,available poetry Special collections. project on informal basis. courses for extended works in progress, MillikinMiddleburyU. of Michigan U. C. tread"The HopwoodLoafTutorial Writers program.Lecture." Conference? Courses taught entirely through tutorial arrangement. U.U. of of Missouri Missouri at Kansas City SummerAnnual one-act poetry workshop. radioplaycontest:presentation; and TV shows.five Graduate winning courses scripts receiveoffered; Broadcast guild which writes and a cash award plus stage produces MontanaMissouri ValleyC. ofand Mineral C. Tech. Science CourseSpecial stresseswriting seminar technical offered. aspects of literature and may involve writing in all genres. Table II, p. 12 /14 MooreU. of MontanaC. of Art WorkshopWork-study in program. the theater arts. MountMount Mary Angel C. C. Work-studyNovels begun program.colleges.after in class graduation; are finished Catalyst independently VI is under the direction a cooperative publication of six Milwaukee area of a teacher, often U.Nazareth.Mount of Nebraska Union C. C. Work-studyA Summercourse in workshop creativeprogram; dramain Festival creative for of children.writing. Arts. NewU. of School New Mexico for Social Research Graduate Graduate thesisafford in creative individual writing experimentation. possible. courses offered; Curriculum highly flexible and advanced writing workshop State U. of NewBinghamton York at PhD thesis in creative writing possible. .7/ StateU. U.of BuffaloCollegeBrockport at Inter-collegeGraduate courses poetry offered.workshop weekend. StateState U. U. College College at at PlattsburghNew Buffalo Pa Itz Graduate Work-study program. courses offered. State U. College at Potsdam Graduate courses offered. Table II, p. 13 / NewtonNew York. C. of U. the Sacred Heart TheExperimental School of the College Arts offersoffers playwrighting.informal non-credit poetry workshop. U.Niagara of North U. CarolinaChapel Hillat SpecialFestival course of The providingmake Arts. writing detailed a criticism of career. manuscripts for students who plan to NorthU. of Central North Carolina C.Greensboro at "CreativityTutorial in creative in the Arteweek. writing;writing whichCourse in special problems may include film, TV, and radio writing; Annual in writing. NorthU.North of NorthTexas Dakota Dakota State State U. U. GraduateGraduate courses courses offered; offered. TV, Radio, and Film writers course offered occasionally. NorthernNortheastern Arizona U. U. TutorialWork-studyGraduate for freshmen; thesis program; in creative"TI Writers PS"program, writing Conference. possible.Summer workshop. NorthernU.Northern of Northern Michigan Illinois Iowa U. U. GraduateGraduate courses thesis offered.in creative writing possible. Table II, p. 14 C. ofNorthwestern Notre Dame StateLouisiana C. of TutorialGraduate in creativecourses writing;offered. Course in Bcperiment in Dictaphone usage. / if OhioOccidentalOakland State U. U.C. GraduateCreative writing coursesthesis majorin offered. creative offered writing in drama possible. department. U.Ohio of OklahomaU. Work-studyNo academic program; andprogram MA The degree; in writer-in-residencecreative Journalism writing but undergraduate program encourages publication in professional books is called "The McGuffy Lecturer ". program in journalism, Olivet C. WritingSummer classes conference produceand and magazines. workshop. OurU.Olivet of Lady Oregon Nazarene of the Lake C. C. AllSummer forms of Academy creative of writing Contemporary Arts. some school publications. may be pursued on an independent and work-study basis. PennParkC. of State C.the OzarksU. SpecialWork-study problems program. course which may involve creative writing. PomonaPMC Colleges C. SeniorSpecialBcperimentattiving-Study thesis poetry in workshop English Award which Course publishes in the Arts may be for creative writing; Undefined special Pivot. programs. Table II, p. 15 QuincyPresbyterianU. of PPortland C. C. rtland HonorsCourse.MA thesis courseentitled may in "Advanced becreative in creative writing. Composition" writing. in which creative writing may be done. U.ReedRipon of RochesterC. C. SpecialSeniorLiterary reading thesis workshop in tutorials; creative produces Freshman writing literary possible. preceptorials, magazine. with emphasis on creative writing; RosemontRollins C. C. IndependentTutorial; The study"RollinsHyam project PlutzikAnimated on Memorial historical Magazine". Reading and artistic Series; "Manuscript Dai'conference. aspects of making books; Students St. AndrewsAugustine Presbyterian C. C. HonorsCore, humanities program incan and contemporary become science involved theater withpossible;. Villanova School U.'s sponsOrs radio station. programs. short story contest St.The Cloud C. of StateSt. Catherine C. GraduateImaginative courses writingfor offered. high course schools. is given as a four week intensive interim. St.St. LouisJohn's Francis U. U. C. (Minn.) GraduateWork-studyDrama workshop courses program. offered. available at C. of St. Benedict nearby. C.St. ofMary's St. Rose Dominican C. IndependentRadio station, study variousnearby. in creative types writingof special both creative writing on and off campus; Work-study program. courses available at Loyola U. Table p. 16 2.. 0 U.C. of SanSt. TeresaScholastica Diego 'The'Minnesota RoseWork-study Lee English Warner program. Conference Lecture Series ." SeattleSarah Lawrence U. C. Work-study program.program;program "The in Horace creative Gregory writing, Writing fifth year Program:" planned. four year intensive SlipperySienaShippensburg C. Rock StateState C.C. GraduateIndividual courses tutorial offered. in creative writing. SouthU. of DakotaSouth Dakota CarolinaState U. Work-studyLiteraryGraduate magazine program.thesis in produced creative writing by creative possible. writing classes. SouthernSouthern U.Oregon Illinois C. U. HonorsGraduateGraduate independent courses courses offered. offered. work in creative writing. SouthwesternSouthwest Missouri U. State C. Work-studyGraduate course,in publishing;.exposition. "Problems Informal in Writing" tutorial offered;and Writing major in all encouragement in creative writing. genres including Spelman C. Elective course in creative writing offered. Table II, p.17 /,Z-/ StephensStephenSpring. F.C. Austin C. Hill C. 'Annual summerAdvanced writers' Writing conference; offered irregularly Graduate and may emphasize creative writing. courses in creative writing. SulC. Ross of Steubenville State. C. InformalTutorials;MA thesis tutorial. Senior in creative essays writing in creative possible. writing. SwarthmoreSulpician Seminary C. Northwest of the "MarjorieInformal Hellman help Visiting with variousArtists Program."sonres possible. TempleU. of Tampa U.Buell C. ArtistsProjectU. of series Tampa helping includes Poetry students youngReview sell creative provides creative writers. writing; Writers Workshop in Children's an informal stimulation for poetry students. Literature. U.Tennessee of Tennessee A &Chattanooga I atState U. Special13 College honors Curriculum courseson the freshmanin Program English. level.promotes creative writing, e.g., TV scripts and plays, TexasTennessee Lutheran. Wesleyan C. C. 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Sciences writers'allows Numerous College; aclubs. specially MAliterary qualified thesis magazines in student creative publisheda fullwriting senior possible. by year's the Yale colleges TABLE III

PRIZES AND.AWARDS (Col. 6)

Abilene Christian C. Rhetta Scott Garrett Award in Prose, Poetry - $50 each.

Agnes Scott C. Robert Frost Poetry Prize; Janef Preston Poetry Award .

Alcorn A & M C. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Award.

Allegheny C. Freshman Prize;English Prize; College-wide competition prize.

Amherst C. Academy of American Poets Prize.

Anderson C. Syford Prize.

U. of Arkansas Five awards per year.

Art Center C. of Design Academy of American Poets Prize; Moses Grant Awards - up to $1200 per year.

Atlantic Christian C. North Carolina Arts Council Grant - $750.

Avila C. Barbara Storcic Award for Poetry - $100.

Baker U. Nicholson Poetry Award.

Barnard C. Elizabeth Janeway Prize - $500; Amy Loveman Memorial Fund (poetry) - $100; The Lenore Marshall Prizes for Writing (literary magazine award) - two at $50 each; Sidney Miner Poetry Prize Fund - $5000; Helen Prince Memorial Prize Fund (dramatics) - $1200; Academy of American Poets Prize - $100; Van Rensselaer Prize - $50; Woodberry Prize - $100.

Barrington C. Literary magazine prize;Fine Arts Weekend prize.

Barry C. Greater Miami Poetry Festival awards; Jewish Christian Creative Writing Contest.

Benedict C. School magazine and newspaper publication awards.

Borromeo Seminary of Ohio Short story prize; poetry prize. Table III, p. 2

Boston U. Annual poetry prize (undergrad.)

Bowling Green State U. Campus literary publication award.

Brandeis U. Undergraduate award.

U. of Bridgeport Literary Publication award;English Department award.

Brigham Young U. Short story contest - $500;and others.

Bryn Mawr C. Academy of American Poets Prize; and others.

Calif. State C. - San Fernando Valley Academy of American Poets Prize - $100.

Calif, State C.- San Jose Department prizes - $1000 per year.

U. of California - Irvine Academy of American Poets Prize.

U. of California - San Diego Sigurd Burkhardt Prize in Poetry.

U. of California - Santa Barbara Statewide verse contest.

Carroll C. Short story, poetry awards.

Carson-Newman C. Festival of Fine Arts Awards in poetry, short story, one-act plays.

Cedar Crest C. Literary magazine award.

Centenary C. of Louisiana Zigma Tau Delta Award.

Central Methodist C. Short story and poetry awards.

Central Missouri State C. Literary magazine awards in various categories - $25 each.

Chatham C. Special English Department prize.

The Church C. of Hawaii Student club prize;English Language Association Prize.

City College of New York $3000 award offered.

Clark U. Prentiss Hoyt Poetry Prize; Dodd Drama Contest.

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Clarke C. Richard Sherman Memorial Contest; Mary Blake Finan Literary Award for essay, short story or poetry.

Columbia C. (S.C.) Literary magazine awards.

Columbia U. Academy of American Poets Prize; and others.

Concordia C. English Department contest.

Connecticut Ci. Short story and poetry prizes.

Converse C. Helmus Poetry Award.

Culver-Stockton C. Short story, poetry and drama awards.

Dana C. Poetry, prose and translation prizes.

Davis & Elkins C. Poetry, short story and essay prizes.

U. of Delaware Academy of American Poets Prize;Local prose and verse awards - totalling $500.

Dillard U. One prize available for freshman girl.

Doane C. Book prizes for prose and poetry.

Ham line U. Short story, poetry and playwriting prizes.

Hampdcl Sydney C. Literary magdzine award.

Hardin-Simmons U. Epsilon Tau Delta Award; local commemorative award.

Harris Teachers C. Literary Magazine award.

Haverford C. English award.

U. of Hawaii Fiction, poetry and drama (one-act plays) prizes.

High Point C. Literary magazine award.

Hillsdale C. Ambler and Ewing Awards for creative writing.

Hiram C.** Vachel Lindsay Poetry Prize. Table III, p. 4

Hollins C. Nancy Thorp Poetry Prize; Hollins Fiction Award.

C. of the Holy Names Poetry prize.

Houghton C. Short story, poetry awards.

Howard Payne C. English Department award.

Huston-Tillotson C. Seven annual awards.

C. of Idaho English Department award.

U. of Illinois Action, poetry and drama awards.

Illinois Wesleyan U. Poetry and prose prizes - $20 each.

Immaculata C. Playwriting prizes.

Incarnate Word C. Poetry prizes.

U. of Iowa Fiction and criticism prizes annually - $1000 each.

Jacksonville State C. Short story and poetry prizes.

Johns Hopkins U. One year's fellowship awarded following MA.

U. of Kansas Carruth Poetry Award - $400.

U. of Kentucky Short story, poetry annual awards - $50 each.

Kenyon C. Ogden Prize; Kenyon Review Prize;Propper Prize for Poetry; Robert Frost Prize for Poetry and John Crowe Ransom Prize for Poetry (alternate years).

Kutztown State C. Literary magazine awards.

Lafayette C. Poetry and literature prize.

Lamar State C. of Tech. Literary magazine award for short story; two for poetry.

Lambuth C. Jackson Arts Council Award.

Lawrence U. Four prizes in poetry and fiction.

Lemoyne C. (Tenn.) Yearly poetry contest. Table 111,p. 5

Little Rock U. W. G. Cooper Awed-$25.

Long Island U.- Greenvale English award.

Loras C. Annual prizes in poetry and short story.

Louisiana Polytech. Inst. English Department award.

Loyola C. (Md.) Poetry contest.

MacMurray C. English award.

Mankato State C. Literary magazine award.

Marian C. Literary magazine award.

Marietta C. Emerson Award for Poetry-$50; Margaret Ward Martin Prize for Creative Writing-$25.

Marshall U. Literary magazine award.

Marygrove C. Creative Annual Yearbook Contest.

Marymount Manhattan C. Literary magazine award for short story-$25.

Marywood C. Writers Forum medal; Short story, poetry contest awards.

Mc Neese State C. College Writers' Society of Louisiana Award.

Michigan State U. Creative writing scholarships to graduating high school seniors.

U. of Michigan The Avery and Julie Hopwood Awards in Creative Writing.

Midland Lutheran C. Student newspaper award.

Mississippi State U. Annual Southern Literary Festival Contest awards.

U. of Missouri at Kansas City Annual prize for best poem by undergraduate-$100.

Morehead State U. Inez Faith Humphrey Awards in poetry and short story.

Morris Harvey C. Short story prize.

Mount Holyoke C. Glascock Intercollegiate Poetry Contest award; and others. /4 / Table III, p. 6

Mount Mercy C. Annual award to best writer in the Junior class.

U. of Nebraska Literary magazine award;Festival of Arts award.

Nebraska Wesleyan U. Annual poetry award.

New Mexico Inst. of Mining & Tech. Department of Humanities award for student work published in campus magazines.

State U. College of New York at New Paltz Literary magazine award.

North Central C. (III.) Literary magazine award; Award for bestprose; Award for student making the largest contribution to campus creative writing.

U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill The Jessie Rehder Memorial Prizes for Poetry and Fiction.

Northeastern Illinois State C. Scholarship for creative writing.

Northeastern U. Literary magazine award.

Northern Arizona U. Literary magazine award.

C. of Notre Dame (Md.) Poetry prize.

Ohio State U. Academy of American Poets Prize; Vandewater Poetry Award; Jacobson Short Story Award.

Ohio U. Emerson Poetry Prize;"Intro" (Bantam Books) annual competition.

Oklahoma State U. of Agric. Literary magazine award; Student senate award; and others.

Pacific Lutheran U. Prizes in poetry, prose-$50 each.

Paterson State C. The Emily Greenaway Award.

PMC Colleges Annual prize for the best English major senior thesis

Queens C. (N.Y.) Prizes in poetry, fiction, and drama-$1500a year.

Queens C. (N.C.) Literary magazine award.

Randolph-Macon Woman's C. Fanny Fay Wood Poetry Prize.

U. of Redlands English Prize. / 3

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Regis C. Literary magazine award.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. McKinney Prize.

U. of Richmond English award.

Rider C. Literary magazine award.

Rivier C. Literary magazine awards is short story, poetry.

Rocky Mountain C. Poetry contest award.

Rollins C. Academy of American Poets Prize - $100; Howard Fox Literary Prize; Charles Hyde Pratt Creative Writing Award - $50.

Roosevelt U. Charles T. McElroy Awards in Poetry, Short Story and Essay.

Rosemont C. "Literary excellence" award.

Rutgers - The State C. Poetry prize.

C. of St. Elizabeth Annual scholarship for creative writing student.

St. Lawrence U. Prizes in short story, poetry, and essay.

St. Louis U. Prizes in poetry and fiction.

St. Mary C. (Kansas) Literary magazine award.

The C. of St. Mary (Neb.) Sigma Tau Delta annual prizes in poetry and prose.

St. Meinrad C. Annual literary contest award.

C. of St. Rose Literary magazine award and others.

Salem C. Prizes in poetry and short story.

U. of Santa Clara Prizes in poetry and short story.

Sarah Lawrence C. Shubert Fellowship in Playwrighting - annual grant of $2500; Music Corp. of America Graduate Fellowship in Creative Writing - $1200 annual award for creative writing for the performing arts. 3

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Scripps C. Two annual prizes in poetry; one in short story.

Shaw U. Playwrighting contest award.

Sioux Falls C. Creative writing contest award.

Slippery Rock State C. Literary magazine awards for poetry and short story.

South Dakota State U. Annual writing contest awards, amounting to over $100; other writing, contest awards.

U. of South Dakota Three annual prizes, $75 each to the most promising junior, senior and Indian writers.

U. of Southern California Academy of American Poets Prize - $100.

Southwestern U. Writing contest award.

Spring Hill C. Catholic Poetry Society Award; Memorial award.

Stanford U. Six fellowships - $3500 each.

Swarthmore C. Prizes in poetry, short story, and one-act plays.

Sweet Briar C. Annual short story prize - $100.

Tennessee Tech. U. Literary magazine awards for poetry and prose.

U. of Tennessee Knickerbocker Poetry Prize.

Tennessee Wesleyan C. Literary magazine award.

Towson State C. Annual Baltimore Arts Club award - $200.

U. S. International U. Prizes for poetry and prose.

U. of Utah American Academy of Poets Prize.

Virginia Military Inst. Literary magazine awards.

Virginia Polytechnic Inst. Literary magazine awards for fiction and poetry.

Wagner C.** English Prize.

Warner Pacific C. Annual literary magazine awards. Table III, p. 9

Wartburg C. Literary magazine awards in prose and poetry.

Washington and Jefferson C. English award.

Washington and Lee U. The Mahan Awards.

Washington U. Three cash awards in English.

Wayne State U. Tompkins Competition Awards - $300 to undergraduate, $300 to graduate students; Poetry reading award; Drama prize.

Weber State C. Literary magazine awards.

Western Connecticut State C. English award.

Western Maryland C. English award.

Wheaton C. Annual Creative Arts Festival Award.

Willamette U. English award.

C. of William and Mary James Barron Hope Scholarship; The TiberiusGracchus Jones Literary Prize.

Williams C. Academy of American Poets Prize; Conger Prize; Hutchinson Fellowship--several thousand dollars -renewable- year off or year atgraduate school.

Wilmington C. Annual prizes amounting to $300.

U. of Wisconsin (Madison) English Department and Wisconsin Union Literary awards.

of Wisconsin (Milwaukee) Academy of American Poets Prize:- $100.

Wittenberg U. English Department award - $200.

Wofford C. Annual poetry contest award; Short story prize. / 3

TABLE IV

FACULTY WRITERS SPECIFIED (Col. 5

Abilene Christian C.- Ed Davis, Char lei Mar ler, Clark Potts

Academy of the New Church - Richard R. Gladish

Agnes Scott C. - Margret Trotter

Agric., Mech., & Normal C.- LaverneHanners, Anderson T. McCullough

Alabama C.- WilliamCobb

U. of Alabama - William Otha Hopper, Thomas Rountree, James Seay

U. of Alaska - Glenn Beaudry, John Holbert

Albany State C.- DorisColeman, Curtis L. Williams

Albertus Magnus C.- Sr.Carroll Grimes

Albion C. - Robert Gildart, Paul Lookaicles

Alderson-Broaddus C.- LeahRichards, Barbara Smith

Allegheny C.- Alfred Kern

American International C. - Charlotte Greenspan

American U. - Shirley Eclov, Ralph Robin

Anderson C.-Milton Buettner, Thomas Robertson, Jr.

Anita C. - Sr. Anne Welch

Anna Maria C. - Joseph Wilson

Antioch C.- Judson Jerome,Nolan Miller, Alistair Reid

Aquinas C. - Herbert Martin

Arizona State U. - Richard Erno, Katherine Turner Table IV, p.2

U. of Arizona - William Eastlake, Gena Dessart Hildreth, Bert Meyers, Steven Or len, P. H. Proski, Robert Ramsey, William Roecker, Richard Shelton, Richard Summers, John Weston

U. of Arkansas - William Harrison, James Whitehead

Art Center C. of Design- PeterClothier, Glenn Meeter

Asbury C.- Dorothy Rains

Ashland C. - Robert McGovern, James Reynolds, Richard Snyder

Atlantic Christian C.-Mildred E. Hartsock

Auburn U.-Charles Rose

Augsburg C.- Craig Carlson

Augustana C. - Herbert Krause, Ronald Robinson

Austin Peay State U.-Malcolm S. Glass

Avila C.- James Costin, Dan Jaffe

Baldwin-Wallace C.- Ri.chardHankins, Ruby Rodinger, Charles Si lea

Ball State U.- HarryTaylor

Bard C. - Robert Kelly, May Lee Settle, Peter Sourian

Barnard C. - Joy Chute, Elizabeth Dalton, Marjorie Hausepian Dobkin, Lois Ebin, Elizabeth Hardwick, John Knouenhover, Howard M. Teichmann, Jan Thaddeus

Barrington C. - Shirley Nelson

Baylor U.-John Edward Weems

Bellarmine C.- WadeHall

Belmont C.-Ruby Treadway, Janet Wilson

Beloit C.-Birk Noll, Chad Walsh

Bemidji State C.-William D. Elliot

Bennett C.- Jan Cox Table IV, p. 3

Bennington C. - Ben Be llit, Bernard Malamud

Bethel C. - E. Michaelson

Bloomsburg State C. - Richard Savage

Boston C. - Leonard Carper

State C. of Boston - Harry Kemelman

Boston U. - Gerald Warner Brace, John MalcolmBri nnin, Arthur Freeman

Bowie State C. - Frank Kelly

Bowling Green State U. - Fred Eckman, Peter Genovese,Phillip F. O'Connor, Ray Di Palma, Robert Sward, Herbert Wilner

Bradley U. - A. Kent Baker, Daniel Smythe

Brandeis U. - J. V. Cunningham, Alan Lelchuck, Howard Nemerov

Brescia C. - David Bartholomy

Briar Cliff C. - Philip Hey

Briarcliff C. - Mary Cheever

U. of Bridgeport - Richard Allen

Brigham Young U. - M. J. Clark, E. L. Hart, L. 0. Hill, N. E. Lambert, C.F. Larson, D. H. Thayer

Brooklyn C. - Jonathan Baumbach

Brown U. - R. V. Cassill, John Hawkes, Edwin Honig, CharlesPhilbrick, James Schevill, Keith. Waldrop

Bucknell U. - Karl Patten, John. Wheatiroft

Buena Vista C. - Karl Lichtenecker

Butler U. - ,W. W. Beyer, Roy Mar;

California Baptist C. - Dennis Salek

California C. of Arts and Crafts - Kenneth Davids, John Dunbar,Michael McClure, Malcolm Wood Table IV, p. 4

California Inst. of the Arts - Donald Freed

California Inst. of Technology - J. Kent Clark, Oscar Mandel

California State C. (Pa .)Arthur Winfield Knight

California State C. at: Dominguez Hills - Ephriem Sando

Hayward - George Cuomo, N.V.M. Gonzalez, Thom Gunn, Michael Harper, Ben Johnson, Robert V. Williams

Long Beach - Jeptha Evans, Ronald Foote, John Hermann, Lanie Jeffers, Richard E. Lee, Mrs. D. Polk, Peter Silverman

Los Angeles - Henri Coulette, Fred Schroyer, Len Surmelian, Wirt Williams

San Bernardino - Larry Kramer

California State Polytechnic C. at: Pomona - Sam Bellman, Jack Fulbeck, Esther Wagner

San Luis Obispo - Elizabeth Anderson, John F. Kerr

Chico State C. - Clark Brown, Hugh Hartman, George Keith ley

Fresno State C. - Charles Hanzlicek, Philip Levine, Robert Mezey, Ralph Salisbury, Ingrid Wendt

Humboldt State C. - Richard Day, Ralph Samuelson

Sacramento State C. - Richard Bankowsky, Dennis Schmitz

San Diego State C. - H.C. Brashers, E. Chater, G. Davis, S. Henig, J. Theobald

San Fernando Valley State C. - David Posner, Benjamin Saltman, Ann Stanford

San Francisco State C. - Kay Boyle, Leo Litivak, Wright Morris, George Prince, Clay Putman, Ray West, Herbert Wilner

San Jose State C. - Roland Lee, Nils Peterson

U. of California at: Berkeley - Josephine Miles, Mark Schorer

Davis - Robert Hogan, Diane Johnson,,Murray, Karl Shapiro, Robert Wiggins, Celeste Wright Table IV, p. 5

U. of California (cont.) at: Irvine - Oakley Hall, James McMichael, Robert Peters, Charles Wright

Los Angeles John Espey, Gerald Goldberg, Charles Gulans, Jascha Kessler, Bernard Wolfe

San Diego - Abraham Dilkstra, Reinhard Leftau, George Szanto, Wai- Lim Yip

Santa Barbara - Edgar Bowers, Robert Brandts, Robert Hymer, Edward Loomis, Marvin Mudrick, John Ridland, Alan Stephens, Fred Turner

Santa Cruz - James B. Hall, George Hitchcock, James Houston, James McPherson, Dennis Saleh, Page Stegner, Anne Steinhardt

Campbellsville C. - L. D. Kennedy

Carleton C. - Wayne Carver, Keith Harrisen, Erling Larsen

Carnegie-Mellon U. - Ann L. Hayes, W. S. Kuniczak, Richard O'Keefe, Gladys Schmitt

Carroll C.(Moirt.)- Thomas R. Madden, Joseph T. Ward

Case-Western Reserve U. - Robert Kusch, Robert Wallace, Margaret Waterman

Castleton State C. - John Parker

Catherine Spalding. C. - Gertrude Smith, Terrence Vollmer

Central C. - Eric Jensen

Central Michigan U. - George Zorn

Central Missouri State C. - Henry Herlong, Robert C. Jones

Central State U. - Tom Conrad, Louis Phillips, Karl Tunberg

Central Washington State C. - Philip Garrison, Mark Halperin, Richard Johnson

Chadron State C. Rolf Goerke

Chaminado C. of Honolulu - William Croarkin

Chatham C.-Elizabeth Hurd

Chicago State C. - James Friend, Robert C. Meredith

AMY. itUliirtf*J4 Table IV,P. 6

U. of Chicago- Saul Bellow, Richard G. Stern

Christian Brothers C.-William Gamble

U. of Cincinnati - David Schloss, Dallas E. Weibe, Austin Wright

City C. of New York - Paul Blackburn, Adrienne Rich

Clarion State C.-Robin Scott Wilson

Clark C. (Ga.)- TerryBaker

Clark U. (Mass.)-Serena S. Hilsinger, Stanley Sultan

Clarke C. ,(Iowa) - Gary Devon Blum

Clarkson C. of Tech. - Harry Paige

Clemson U.- N. BarryHannah, Robert Sorrells

Cleveland State U. - Alberta Turner

Coker C.- Benjamin Bray

Colby C.- JayMeek

Colorado C.- James Yaffe

Colorado State U.-by Otis Banks, John Z. Bennett, Louis Michaelson, Mary Womer

Columbia C. (S.C.)- Anne F. Griffin

Columbia U. (N.Y.)- Clinton Anderson, Leo Braudy, Paul Delaney, F. W. Dupee, Michael Goldman, Robert Nanning, Kenneth Koch, Herbert Leibowitz, Steven Marcus, Martin Meisel, Edward Said, Howard Schless, George Stade, Edward Taylor, Lionel Trilling, Marshall Wood, Carl Woodring, Paul Zweig

Concordia Teachers C. (III.)- Henry Lettermann, M.L. Radke, Karl Sorenson

Connecticut C. - William Meredith

U. of Connecticut - M.Proser, J.J. Scully, Stephen, Spender, Rex Warner

Cornell C.-Robert P. Dana (Iowa) Table IV, p.7

Cornell U. (N.Y.)- Baxter Hathaway, Steven Katz, William Matthews, Dan McCall, James McConkey, Edgar Rosenberg, Ronald Sukenick

Creighton U. - P. Fenton

U. of Dallas- E. C. Kurtsinger, Jr.

Dartmouth C.-Richard Eberhart, Noel Perrin, Robert Siegel

David Lipscomb C. - Minta Sue Berry

Defiance C.- Jim Le Master

U. of Delaware - R. W. Molyneux, Gibbons Ruark

Delaware Valley C.- George Keys

Denison C.- Paul L. Bennett

U. of DenverJohn Barry, Seymour Epstein, Robert Pawlowski, Alan Stephens, John Williams

D e Paul U. ( I I I.)- B.Brunner, W .Feeney, L.Rasco

De Pauw U. (Ind.)-Elizabeth Cristman, Thomas Emery, R.E. Mizer, Oliver Robinson

Dillard U.-Theodore Gillian, David Lambert, Tracey Peterson

Dowling C. - Robert DeMaria Aaron Kramer, Clinton. W. Trowbridge

Drake U.- Anthony Cronin, Gary Gi IdnerEdward Mayo

Drury C.- James T. Livingston

Duke U.-Helen Bevington, Reynolds Price

D'Youville C.-Kathleen Connor

Earlham C.-Douglas Lawder, Kathleen Postle

East Carolina U.- Ovid Pierce,Bertha Harris (Wyland)

Eastern Connecticut State C. - Bruce Clements

Eastern Illinois U.-Allen Neff

Eastern Kentucky U.-John Fox Table IV',P. 8

Eastern Michigan U. - James Angle,Franklin Case, Michael Madigan, Robert Johnson

Eastern Nazarene C. - AliceSpangenberg

Eastern Oregon C. - HerbertGottfried

Eastern Washington State C. - JerryBumpus

Edgewood C. - Ruth Mary Fox

Elmhurst C. - Gwendolyn Brooks, Paul Carroll, LisilMueller

Elmira C. - Carmine Dandrea

Elon C. - Manly Wellman

Emerson C. - Philip Craig, RobertK.:Meredith

Emmanuel C. - Elizabeth Hanlon

Erskine C - Robert Duncan Bass

Fairfield U. - Nicholas Rinaldi

Fairmont State C. - P. D. Zivkovic

Farmington State C. - Leonard Gilley

Ferris State C. - Helen Wilson

Finch C. - Iris W. Mueller

Findlay C. - Helen Reimund

Florence State U. - John Kingsbury

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical U. -Michael Shaara

Florida Inst. of Technology - Danisson Shackoski

Florida Memorial C. - Wallace M. Beasley,Walter R. Hampshire, Mary Virginia Yosgandes

Florida Presbyterian C. - James 0.Black, A. H. Carter, Peter Meinke

Florida Southern C. - Williwm R. Slaughter

U. of Florida - Harry Crews, LarryHetrick, Smith Kirkpatrick Table IV,P. 9

Fordham U.- Marguerite Young

Fort Hays Kansas State C. - Robert Kingsley

Fort Lewis C. - Dale O'Keefe, Wendell Phillips

Francis T. Nicholls State C. - Elise Hughey, H. Maxwell Quertermous, Glenn R. Swetman

Franklin Marshall- SanfordPinsker, Robert Russell

Furman U. - G. M. Hipps, Willard Patre, Alfred Reid, J. T. Stewart

Geinnon C. - Elizabeth Lagomarsino

George Peabody C. for Teachers - Earl Hutchison

George Washington U. - Astere E. Claeyssens, Edward R. Weismiller

Georgetown C. (Ky.)- Woodridge Speaks

Georgetown U. (D.C.)- Ward Dorrance,Roland Flint, Gary Sange

Georgia State C.-William A. Evans

U. of Georgia - Warren W. Damon, Marion Montgomery

,Gettysburg C.- JohnClarke

Glassboro State C.- Peter Jaeger, Gary Morgan

Goddard C.- Barry Goldensohn, Paul Nelson, Jerry Richard, Joseph Rosenberg

Golden Gate C.- GeneUlansky

Gonzaga U.- FranPolek

Good Counsel C. Witlliam Fanning, Leonard Galindo, William Roach

Gorham State C.- RogerRath, Kenneth Rosen

Grambling C.-Thomas Echewa, Grant Moss, Yolanda Nix

C. of Great Falls - Christian Stevens, Sr. Mercedes Walsh

Greenville C. - Elva McAllaster

Grinnell C.- M. M.Liberman Table p. 10

Hamilton C. - Alex Haley

Hampden-Sydney C. - William Hoffman

Hardon Simmons U. - Rosalyn Lewis, George Yonge

U. of Hartford - Alan Brody

Harvard U. - Monroe Engel, Robert Fitzgerald, Sidney Goldfarb, Robert Lowell, Diana Thomson, Carter Wilson

Haverford C. - John Ashmead

U. of Hawaii - Phillip Damon, W. E. Huntsberry, Irving Krause, Ian MacMillan, Lowell Uda

Hebrew Union C.-Lowell, G. McCoy, Eugene Mihaly, Samuel Sandmel

Heidelberg C. - Richard Blessing

High Point C. - Virginia N. Rhoades

Hillsdale C. - Genevieve L. Quigley

Hobart & William Smith - James Crenner, Ira Sadoff

Hofstra U. - Allan Kaplan, Sam Toperoff

Hollins C.-John A. Allen, Richard H.W. Dillard, George Garrett, Andrew Purdy, Julia Randall, William Jay Smith

Holy Family C. (Pa.) - Marion A. Von Rosenstiel

Hope C. - Dirk Jellema

Houghton C. - John Leax

U. of Houston - Sylvan Karchmer

Hunter C. - John Hollander, Mary Lindsley, Saul Maloff, James Wright

Huston Tillotson C. - Jenny Lind Porter

Idaho State U. - D. Ackerson, P. Corrigan, R. Lebovitz

U. of Illinois - Mark Costello, Daniel Curley, Paul Friedman, Rocco Fumento, Laurence Lieberman -/445

Table IV,p. 11

Illinois Wesleyan U. - R. W. Burda

Immaculata C. - Sr. Evelyn Joseph Maddern

Immaculate Conception Sem. - Sr. Teresa Schuster

Immaculate Heart C. (Cal .) - Fallon Evans, Gerald Huckaby

Incarnate Word C. - Sr. Margaret Patrice Slattery, Frank Wright

Indiana U. - Philip Appleman, William E. Wilson, Samuel Yellen

Inter-American U. of Puerto Rico - Melaine Pflamm, S. Zebrowski

U. of Iowa - Marvin Bit II, 'Ted Berrigan' Rcibert Boles, Vance Bourjaily, C.D.B. Bryan, Mary Carter, Robert Coover, Paul Engle, William Fox, Anselm Ho llo, William Murray, Hua-Ling Nieh, Bienvenido Santos, John Silkin

Iowa Wesleyan C. - Ellen Bryant Voigt

Jackson State C. - Margeret Alexander (Walker) 1

Jacksonville State C. - William J. Calvert, Jr.

Jacksonville U. - C.P. Lee

John Carroll U. - James E. Magner

John Fisher C. - Clarence Amaren, Rev. Leo Hetyler, Wendell Howard

Johns Hopkins U. - Elliott Coleman, Paul Kirschenbaum, Michael Lynch

Johnson C. Smith U. - Paul Baker Newman

Julliard School -L. Bernikow, A. Devereaux,F. Ewen,B. Stambler

Kalamazoo C.-Conrad Hilberry, James Tipton

Kansas State C. - Charles Cagle, Victor Emmett

Kansas State U. - R. Daman, W. Moses

U. of Kansas - Victor Contoski, James Gunn, Edgar Wolfe

Kansas Wesleyan. U. - Vern A. Panzer

Kearney State C. - Don Welch /44

Table IV, p. 12

Kent State U. - Robert Berthoif, Donald Hassler,Jacob Leed, Edward McGehee

U. of Kentucky - Wendell Barrie

Kentucky Wesleyan C. - C. B. Darrell

Kenyon C. - James Michael, Michael Mott

Knox C. - Robin Metz( Samuel Moon

LaGrange C. - Fred B. Freeman

Lakeland C. - John S. Pena

Lamar State C. of Technology - George W. deSchweinitz

Lambuth C. - S. V. Clement

Cane C. - Lois Broady

Lawrence U. - Mark Hintenfass

Lehigh U.-Cloyd Criswell

Lenoir Rhyne C. - R. Oesterreich, Kermit Turner

Lewis & Clark C. - Michael Harper, Lawson°nada, Vern Rutsala, William Stafford

Limestone C. - Paul Holmberg

Lindenwood C. - Craig Carlson

Linfield C. - Warren Clare, William Elliott

Livingstone C. - Mottle T. Lakin

Livingston State C. - Jerry Brown

Lock Haven State C. - Joseph Nicholson, VincentStewart

Loma Linda U. - Norman Wendth

Brooklyn Center (Long Island U.) - Edward Pomerantz

Long Island U. (Greenvale) - Dan Lewin,WinthropPulmer

Longwood C. - Warren Eyster /447

Table IV, p. 13

Loras C. -F. Lehner, Rev. Daniel Rogers

Loretto Heights C. - James Ciletti

Louisiana State U. - Stanley Plum ly, John H. Wildman

Louisiana State U. in New Orleans - Pat Erslings, Robert Gibbons, Kenneth Holditsh, Raeburn Miller

U. of Louisville - David W. Maurer, Harvey Curtis Webster

Loyola U. of Los Angeles Joseph Stone

Luther C.- GraciaGrindal

Lycoming C. James J. McAuley

Madison C. Todel R. Zeiss

U. of Maine - Edward Holmes, William Kenda

Manhattan C.-John Fandel

Mankato State C.-Ruth Crone, Lawrence Holmes, Charles Waterman

Marietta C. - Jack Zucker

Marlboro Geoffry Brown, T. Hunter Wilson

Marquette U. (Wis.) - Roger Mitchell

Marshall U.- Harry&rim, R. M. Beasley, John McKernan

U. of Maryland - Roderick JellemaJ. R. SalamancaReed Whittemore

Marymount C. (Kan.) - Sr. Emmanuel O'Malley

Marymount Manhattan C. - Joseph T. Clancy

Massachusetts C. of Art-John Butler, Marjorie Hellerstein

Massachusetts Institute of Tech. - Charles Cole, Lillian Hellman, Denise Levertov, Barry Spachs

U. of Massachusetts - Tomas Aczel, Robert Bagg, George Cuomo, Andrew Fetter, Donald Junkins, Richard Kim, Joseph Langland, Robert Tucker, Michael ThelwOI ti

Table IV, p. 14

Mayville State C. - Lyn Paladino

Mc Neese State C. - Betty Copeland, Louis Galford

Mercy C. of Detroit - Herman Wise

Merrimack C. - Catherine Murphy, Frank Sauers

U. of Miami - Lawrence Donovan, Lester Goran

Michigan State U. - Albert D. Drake, Carlson Hamilton, Clara Laid law, David Roberts, Virgil Scott

U. of Michigan - John Aldridge, Donald Hall, Robert Hayden, Alan Seager, Radcliffe Squires

Middlebury C. - John Clagett, Robert Pack, Porter Woods

Millersville State C. Bruce Kellner

Midwestern U. - James Haggard

Millikin U. - William Kreuger

Minot State C. - David Gresham

Mississippi C. - Kenneth Rainey

Mississippi State U. - Walter Boswell

U. of Mississippi - Evans Harrington

U. of Missouri (Columbia) - D.F. Drummond J.T. McAfee,W.H.Peden

U. of Missouri at Kansas City - James Costin, Dan Jaffe

U. of Missouri at Rolla - Jack Bobbitt, F. Eugene Warren

Missouri Valley C. - Grace D. Yerbury

Monmouth C. - Murray Moulding (III.) Monmouth C. - Thomas Mc Hale, Thomas Reiter (N.J.) Montana C. of Mineral Science and Tech. - James Albertson, William W. Chance, Robert R. Taylor Table IV, p. 15

Montana State U. - Samuel Curtis

Montclair State C. - William Dell, Robert Gordon, John Roberts

Moore C. of Art - Zelma Cogdell

Moorhead State C. - Tom McGrath

Moravian C. - Eric Rhodin

Morehead State U. - James Still

Morehouse C. - A. B. Spellman, Roger Wheadon

Mount Angel C. - Gena Ford, Pat Love

Mount Holyoke C. - Paul. Smyth, Richard Wehn

Mount Marty C. - Robert Karolevitz

Mount Mary C. - Beverly Butler, Sr. France le, Sr. Mary Hester, Dr. David Marie

Mount Mercy C. - Sr. Pauline Fox

Mount St. Agnes- Dale Fern, Charles Scheve

Mount St. Mary's C. - James Antonio li, Winfred Blevins, Sr. M. Laurentia

Mount St. Scholastica - Luke Flaherty, Rosanne Griswold, Faye Lacy, James Mersmann, Sr. Mary Faith Schuster

Mount Union C. - Lyle M. Crist

Nasson C. - Carroll Arnett, Terry Jones

Nazareth C. - Michael Huston, Sr. Mary Mansour, William Sprunk

Nebraska Wesleyan U. - Laura Casare,William Kloefkorn

U. of Nevada (Las Vegas)a- Hart Wegner

U. of Nevada (Reno) - Walter Van Tilburg Clark

New C. - David Dykstra, Dr. Arthur Miller /50 Table IV, p. 16

U. of New Hampshire - Thomas Morse, Donald Murray, Mark Smith, Theodore Weisner, Thomas Williams, John Yount

New Haven C. - Ralf Carriuolo

New Mexico Inst. of Mining and Tech. - Paul Bellemore, Jeff Henderson, John McKee

New Mexico State U. - Tom Erhard, Jim Mealy, Keith Wilson

U. of New Mexico - Gene Frumki n

C. of New Rochelle- M. Denes Mahoney (Irene Mahoney)

New School for Social Research- Sylvia Auerbach, Harold Baron, Bill Berkson, Florence Boni me, Anatole Broyard, Joe Brousard, Harold Callen, May Dikeman, Harold Flender, Aaron Frankel, Margaret Gabel, Selwyn James, 'smith Khan, William F. Longgood, Edward H. Mabley, Sidney Offit, Toby Olsen, Robert Phelps, Norman Pritchard, Norma Rosen, Michael Rumaker, Flora Rheta Schreiber, Margarita G. Smith, Toni Taylor, Sharon Thie, Marguerite Young, Jose Garcia Villa

Albany State C.-Helen Zuckerman Carlson, Eugene Mirabelli, Jr.

State University of New York. at: Binghamton-Milton Kessler, Robert Kroetsch

Buffalo- John Barth, Robert Creeley, Irving Feldman, Leslie Fiedler, John Logan

Stony Brook- Kofi Awovnor, Tom Gotten, Stephen Koch, Jeremy Lamer, Jack Ludwig, George Quasha, Louis Simpson, John Thompson

State U. College of New York at: Brockport- Gregory Fitzgerald, William Heyen, Peter Merchant

BuffaloBernhard Frank, Joseph Hitrec

Cortland - Mark McCloskey

Fredonia - Ted Burtt, David Lunde

Geneseo - David Kelly

New Peitz - Gray Burr, Jack Crawford, Anthony Robinson

Oneonta - Harry Bloom, Richard G. Frost, Donald Petersen, Norman Walsh /"/

Table IV, p. 17

State U. College of New York (cont.) at: Oswego:- Thomas Calogero, Rupert Stroud, Lewis Turco

Plattsburgh- George Abbe

Potsdam - Krishna Void, Louis Turco

Newark C. of Engineering- James Camp, Alfred Lee

Newberry C.- Patricia Willis

Niagara U. - Bruce Powers

U. of North Carolina at: Chapel Hill- Daphne Athas, Doris Betts, Christopher Brookhouse, Wallace Kaufman, Ronald Moran, William Powers, Louis D. Rubin, Jr., Max Steele, Sylvia Wilkinson, Charles David Wright

Greensboro- James Applewhite, Fred Chappell, Tom Kirby-Smith, Robert Watson

North Carolina State U.- Guy Owen

North Dakota State U.- Lois Phillips Hudson, Richard Lyons, Thomas McGrath

U. of North Dakota- William Borden, Robert King, Monte Linkletter

North Texas State U.-Willard Marsh

Northeast Missouri State U.- Terrence L. Moser

Northeastern Illinois State C.-Allan Bates, Thomas Bracken

Northeastern U.- Martin Robbins Bernstein, Samuel French Morse, Deroche Sandberg

Northern Illinois U.- James McNiece, Lucien Stryk

U. of Northern Iowa- James Hearst, Lora Lee Rackstraw, Richard Rackstraw, Loren Taylor, Robley Wilson

Northern Michigan U.-Philip Legler

Northern State C.- Stephen Hotchner, Terrance Raczko

Northland C.- MarianneMcGeehan

Northwest Nazarene C.-Helen Wilson 1

Table IV,P. 18

Northwestern State C. of Louisiana - W. L. Mosley, William Robert

C. of Notre Dame (Md.) - Sr. Mary Ellen, Sr. Mauna

Notre Dame C. (N.Y.) - Lionel Wiggam

U. of Notre Dame (Ind.) - John Matthias, Francis Phelan, C.S.C., Francis Sullivan

Oakland U.-Thomas Fitzsimmons, Margaret Kurzman

Oakwood C.-Lloyd Mulvaine

Oberlin C.- Bruce Bennett, FrankRoellinger, Charles Teske, David Young

Occidental C.- Janet Harrison

Ohio Dominican C.- Sr. MaryannaChilds, Msgr. L.J. Fick

Ohio State U.- Robert Canzoneri, GordonGrigsby, David MacDonald, Janet Overmyer, Joseph Vogel

Ohio U.- Wayne Dodd,Daniel Keyes, Jack Matthews, James N. Schmidt (James Norman), Hollis Summer, Walter Tevis

Ohio Wesleyan U.-Robert Flanagan

Oklahoma Baptist U.-William R. Mitchell

Oklahoma State U. of Agriculture- Mark Defoe, ClintonKeeler, Mary Rohrberger

Old Dominion U.-William W. Seward

Olivet Nazarene C.-Marilyn Olson

U. of Omaha - Richard Duggin

Oregon State U.-Frank Harper, H.D. MacCormack, Roger Weaver

U. of Oregon - John Haislip, Sylvan Karchmer, Richard Lyons, Ralph Salisbury

Otterbein C. - Cleora Fuller, Fredrick Shafer

Ouachita Baptist C.-Gilbert Morris

Pace C.-Warren Bower

Pacific U. - Robert Davies

U. of the Pacific - Charles Clerc Pan American C. - Seth Wade

Park C.-Jenkin David, David V. Quemada

Paterson State C.-Richard Nickson

Pembroke State C.- Norman W.Macleod

Penn State U.-John Haag, Phillip Klass (William Tenn), Thomas Rogers, Paul West

U. of Pennsylvania - Daniel Hoffman, Jerre Mangione, John Wideman

Pepperdine C.- WayneCaudill

Philadelphia C. of Art-Stephen Berg, Thomas Dovlis

Phillips U.- C.T.Shades

Pikeville C.- Bruce Bennett Brown

U. of Pittsburgh - MontgorTiery M. Culver, Abe Laufe, Myron Taube

PMC Colleges - Homer NearingJr.

U. of Portland - Jon Anderson, Thomas Gaddis, Harry Kronin

Pratt Institute - Marilyn Coffey, George Finch, Rolf Fjelde, John Lowry, Norman Oakes

Princeton U. - Brock Brower, Edward Keeley, Theodore Weiss

The Principia C.-Paul Williams

U. of Puerto Rico - James Collins, Kenneth Gavrell, Jean Ingram, Edward Lewis, Michael Reck

U. of Puget Sound - J. Raymond Berry

Purdue U. - Mark Harris, Barriss Mills, Felix Stefanile

Queens C. - Leslie Epstein, Norman Friedman, Robert Long, Joseph McElroy, Stephen

(N.Y.) IStepanchev, Robert Towers

Queens C. (N.C.) - Paul Baker Newman

Quincy C. - Eric Torgersen

Quinnipiac C. - Richard Burwell

Randolph-Macon C.- George M. Lewis Table IV,P. 20

U. of Redlands - Ward S. Miller, Virginia Westervelt

Regis C.- Rev.Robert J. O'Sullivan, Rev. John P. Teling (Col.) Regis C.(Mass.)- Sr. IA.Gretchen, Rev. John C. 1.11-leureux

Renssleaer Polytechnic. Inst.- James Westbrook

U. of Rhode Island - Frank Mathews, Paul Petrie, Ralph Tutt

Rice U. - Larry McMurtry

Rider C.- John Reese

Rockford C.- William D. Baker, John Bennett, David Palmer

Rocky Mountain C.-Polly Holmes, Larry Wei rather

Rollins C.- EdwinPhillips Granberry

Rosary C.- Sr. Mary Brion Duchin, Sr. Jeremy Finnegan

Rosemont C. - Stephen Garrett Bolger, John G. Kuhn

Rutgers - The State U. - Frederick Seidel

St. Ambrose C. Joseph E. Kokjohn

St. Andrews Presbyterian C. - Ronald H. Bayes

St. Augustine C.- SamBradley

St. Cloud State C.-Paul Cairns, Marvin Thompson

C. of St. Elizabeth- Sr. Mary Catharine O'Connor

St. FrancisSr. M. Friedebertha (Pa.) St. Francis C. (Ind.) - Williwm Furlong, Rev. Bede Heins

St. John Fisherr, Clarence Amaun

St. John C. (N. Mex.)- Charles Bell, Robert Bunker

St. Joseph C. - Stephen Minot

St. Lawrence U. - Douglas Angus

IC Table IV, p. 21

St. Louis U. - Albert Montesi

St. Mary C. (Kan.) - Michael Novak

St. Mary's C. (Ind .) - Harold Isbel

St. Mary's Dominican C. - Patrick O'Donnell

St. Meinrad C. - Rev. Blaise Hettich, Rev. Mel Patton

St. Norbert C. - John Bennett, Kelly Collum, Stanley Matyshak

The C. of St. Rose- DorisGrumbach, Sr. Mary Ada Lomasney

C. of St. Scholastica - John P. Schifsky

C. of St. Teresa - Ellen Dorothea Devlin, William Goodreau, Sr. M. Bernetta Quinn

St. Thomas Sem. - Doiiald F. Spitzka

St. Vincent C. (Pa .) - Charles G. McGeever, William Stubbs

Sam Houston State C. - Joseph Murphey

San Diego C. for Women - Deaver Gasser, Lee Gerlach

U. of San Diego - Lee Gerlach

U. of Santa Clara - James P. Degnan, Francis X. Duggan, Fr. James Torrens

C. of Santa Fe - Stanley Noyes

Sarah Lawrence C. - Janet Cooper, Curtis Harnack, Joseph Papaleo, Grace Paley, David Rubin, Muriel Rukeyser, Harvey Swados

Savannah State C. - Julia H. Bennett, Luetta C. Milledge, Louise L. Owens

Scripps C. - Sharon Lee Brown

Seattle Pacific C. - Carl E. Johnson

Seattle U.-K. MacLean

Seton Hall U. - James R. Paris, Arnold Rabin, David Rogers

Shaw U. - Christopher Bursk, Gerald Mulligan .....*"..

Table IV, p. 22

Shippensburg State C. - John Taggart

Shorter C. - Wilson Hall

Simmons C. - Norman Klein

Sioux Falls C. - John H. Bails

Skidmore C. - Lawrence Josephs, Barry Targan

Slippery Rock State C. - Richard Blumenburg, Robert Flanagan,Brendon Galvin, Elaine Hem ley, Daniel Marder, George Milton

Smith C. - Paul Pickrel

U. of South Carolina - James Dickey, Daniel B. Marin

South Dakota State U. - David Evans, Kathleen Nagle, LouisWilliams

U. of South Dakota - John R. Milton

U. of South Florida - Wesley Ford Davis, JohnJario, Hans Juergensen

U. of the South - Andrew Lytle, Allen Tate

Southeast Missouri State C. - Nolan Porterfield

U. of Southern California - Peter Clothier, MarkMcCloskey, Patrick Morrow

Southern Colorado State C. - R. P. Dickey, Joseph Ferguson, J. R.Galt

Southern Connecticut State C. - Daniel Ort

Southern Illinois U.John Gardner, Kenneth Hopkins, Thomas Kinsella

Southern Methodist C. - Charles Oliver, Marshall Terry

Southern Missionary C. - Bruce Gerhart

U. of Southern Mississippi - Patricia Mc Raven

Southern Oregon C. - Michael Baughman, Lawson Inada

Southern State C. - John Osier (Ark.) Southern State C. (S. D.) - Zerl Vivian, Robert A. Ward

Southern U. - Alvin M. Aubert, Arthenia Bates,Pinkie Lane /

Table IV, p. 23

Southern Utah State C. - R. A. Christmas

Southwest Baptist C. - Roy Blassingame

Southwest Texas State C. - Norman C. Peterson, Ramsey Yelvington

Southwestern C.- A. D. Cope, TroyBoucher

Southwestern at Memphis-Danforth Raynolds Ross, Richard C. Wood

Southv4itern U. (Tex.)- LoisWilson Parker

Springfield C.-Robert Hesselbarth, Robert Resnick, Edward Sims

Stanford U. - Ronald Davies, Ed McClanahan, Nancy Packer, Richard Scowcroft, Wallace Stegner, Janet Winters

Stephen F. Austin State C.-Elma Heard, Walter E. Kidd (Conrad Pendleton)

Stephens C.- BettyLittleton, Thomas McKeown, Jack LaZebnik

Stonehill C.-Dolores Shelley

Stout State U.- PaulGilmondson, Larren Long, John Nodelman

Suffolk U. - Thomas Connors

Sul Ross State C.- PeterWild

Sulpician Sem. of the Northwest- LoisSelmar

Swarthmore C. - Alan Friedman, Jean Valentine

Sweet Briar C. - William Smart

Syracuse U. - Philip Booth, G. P. Elliott, Donald Justice, D.W. Snodgrass

U. of Tampa - Duane Locke, Francesca M3cklem

Temple. Buell C. - Margaret Datz, Dee Hudson, Robert Rothstein, Robert Weeks

Temple U. - Henry Braun, George Deaux, Richard O'Connell

Tennessee A & i State U. - Leonard Archer, Helen Cotton

Tennessee Tech. U. - George King s

Table IV, p. 24

U. of Tennessee at: Chattanooga - A. E. Herron, Paul Ramsey Knoxville - Robert Drake

Tennessee Wesleyan C. - Doris Jones

Texas A & I U. - Robert D. Rhode

Texas A & M U. - J. Frank Peirce

Texas Christian U. - John Graves

Texas Southern U. - Beatrice Levin

Texas Tech. C. - E. A. Gillis

U. of Texas at: Arlington - Steven Turner

El Paso - Francis Fugaty, Edgar Simmons

Thiel C. - Evelyn Baer, Hugh Gardner, Carol Holden

Tuft C. - Barbara W. Sullivan

Trinity C. (D.C.)- Michael D. Lally

Trinity U. (Tex.) - Eugene McKinney, Robert Flynn

Troy State C. - Mrs. M. Study Slater

Tufts U. - Fanny Howe, X. J. Kennedy, Alan Lebowitz, Carter Wilson

Tulane U. - John Husband

U. of Tulsa - William Hayes, Francine Ringold, Winston Weathers

Tuskegee Institute - Sammuel W. Allen

Union C. - Frank Merchant

U. S. Air Force Acad. - Paul. Anderson, Walter McDonald

U. S. International U. - Don Eulert

Utah State U. - Kenneth Brewer, Carlton Culmseer Vaneta Nielsen, Moyle 0. Rice, Joan Sanders 1s7 Table IV, p. 25

U. of Utah-Blanche Cannon, Brewster Ghiselin, Harold Moore, Henry Taylor

Valdosta State C. - Marvin Evans,James Wilkerson

Valparaiso U. - RexCunningham, Kathleen Griffin, John McCluskey

Vanderbilt U. - James Kilroy; Walter Sullivan

Vassar C. - William Gifford, Judith Kroll, Nancy Willard Lindbloom, Victor Perera

U. of Vermont - T. Allen Broughton, James Howe

Villanova U. - James Mitchell

Virginia Polytechnic Inst. - Stanley Harrison, Carol Newman, Preston Newman, William White

Virginia State C. - Bryant N. Wyatt

U. of Virginia - Robert Lowellr John Morgan, Peter Taylor

Mary Washington C. of Virginia - Peter A. Fellows

Wabash C.-Donald Baker

Woke Forest U. - Bynum Shaw

Walla Walla C.-Roberta Moore, Gary Wiss

Washington & Jefferson C. - John Taylor

Washington & Lee U. Dabney Stuart

Washington State U. - Herbert Arntson, Alan G. Barnsley (Gabriel Fielding), Howard McCbrd

Washington U.-Stanley Elkin, Donald Finkel, John N. Morris, Jarvis Thurston

U. of Washington - Nelson Bentley, Jack Cady, Mark Harris, Mrs. Hoyt Hudsen, David. Wagoner

Waynesburg C.-Charles A. Kinder

Weber State C. Gordon Allred, Robert Mikkelson

Webster C.-Charles Madden

Wellesley C.-Sylvia Berkman, Robert Pinsky Table IV, p. 26

Wesleyan U. - Peter Boynton, Tony Connor, Paul Horgan, William Manchester, Richard Wilbur

West Chester State C.-William Garrett, Stephen Parker

West Texas State U.- Loula Grace Erdman

West Virginia State C.- Walter Collett, Roger Roth

West Virginia U. - Jack Welch

Western Carolina U. - Josefina Neggli, William Pau lk

Western C. for Women-Ruth Li money, Michael Winters

W. Connecticut State C.-John Tufts

Western Illinois U.- Richard S. Johnson

Western Kentucky U.- Wanda Gatlin, Fred Haas

Western Michigan U. - Robert La Rue, Herbert Scott, Terry Stokes, John Woods

Western State C. of Colorado- La Rocque Du Bose, William Tilson

Western Washington State C.- EugeneGarber, Robert Huff, Daniel Lanner

Westhampton C.-Clifford Dowley

Westminster C. - Jay Karr

Wheaton C.-Robert S. Taylor

Wh'eelock C.-Philip Craig, Robert Meredith

Whittier C.- James E. Moore

Wichita Stete U.- BruceCuller, Warren Kliewer, Philip Schneider, Lawrence Sturhahn, Michael Van Walleghen

Wiley C.-M.B. Daniel, B.C. Njoker

C. of William & MaryDavid Clay Jenkins

William Penn C.-Arthur Wormhoudt

Williams C.-William Glasser, Warren R. Steven

Wilmington C.- HenryChapin, Clifford Hardie Wilson C. - George F. Butterick

Winston-Salem State C. - Robert Morgan

Winthrop C. - Robert Bristow

Wisconsin State U. at: La Crosse - John Judson

Oshkosh-Alexander Kuo, Richard Lyons

Superior- Geoffrey Clark, Robert Crotty, George Gott, Robert McRoberts

Whitewater- Norman Harris

U. of Wisconsin at: Madison-Joel Roache, David Siff

Milwaukee- Thomas Bontley, Morgan Gibson, James Hazard

Wittenberg U. - J. Arthur Faber, Allen J. Koppenhauer, Herbert Merrill

C. of Wooster - Warren Slesinger

Worcester State C.- Alfred F. Eddy

Wright State U.- Gary Pacernick

U. of Wyoming - James Cole, Robert Roripaugh

Xavier U. of Louisiana-Bolton Anthony, Frank Hercules

Yale U.- Marie Borroff, David Cole, Eric Felderman, Robert Penn Warren

Youngstown State U. - Frank Polite eq

Schools offering no creative writing or non-responding /63

No Creative Writing Offered* or No Reponse

Air Force Institute of Technology*, Alameda County State C., Albright C., Arkansas State U.,

Athens C., Atlantic Union C., Austin C., Azusa Pacific C., Bethany Bible C.Bethel C. (Kan.),

Biala C., Blackburn C., Bloomfield C., Blue Mountain C., Bradford Durfee C. of Tech.,

State C. at Bridgewater, Mass, California State C. at Fullerton, Stanislaus State C.,

U. of California at Riverside, Cardinal Cushing C., Cardinal Stritch C.*, Central State C.,

Chapman C., C. of Charleston, Claflin U., Clarement Colleges *, Concordia C. (St. Paul,

Minn.)*, Cranbrook Acad. of Art*, U. of Dayton, Delaware State C., Detroit Inst. of Tech./

Dickinson State C., District of Columbia Teachers C., Dominican C., Dominican C. of

San Rafael, Drexel Inst. of Technology*, U. of Dubuque*, Dunbarton C. of Holy Cross,

East Central State C.*, East Stroudtoburg State C., East Texas Baptist C., Eastern New Mexico U.,

Evangel C. Fayetteville State C., Ask U., Florida State U., Fort Valley State C., Fort

Wright C. of the Holy Names, Frostburg State C., General Beadle State C., George Fox C.,

George Williams C., Georgian Court C., Glenville State C., Gratz C., Guilford C.,

Harding C.*, Hartwick C.*, Hebrew Teachers C*, Howard U., Indiana Inst. of Tech.*,

Indiana U. of Pennsylvanialona C., Ithaca C., Jewish Tehological Sem. of Amer.,

John Jay C. of Criminal Justice, U. of Judaism, Kansas City Art Inst., Knoxville C.,

La Salle C., Lewis C., Lincoln Memorial U.*, C.W.Post C., Southampton C., Lowell'

Tech. Inst.*, Loyola U. (La.), Madonna C., Malone C.Manhattan School of Music,

Manhattanvi lle C., Marion C., State U. of New York Maritime C., Mary Immaculate

Seminary & C.*, Maryland State C., Marylhurst C.*, Maryville C. of the Sacred Heart,

Medaille C.*, Medical C. of Virginia*, Mercer U., Mercyhurst C., Methodist C.,

Miami U., Michigan Tech. U.*, Mills C. of Education, Millsaps C., Minneapolis School of Art*, Morgan State C.*, Morningside C.*, Morris Brown C., C. of Mount

St. Joseph on the Ohio, C. of Mount St. Vincent, Murray State U., Nazareth C. of

Rochester, New England Conservatory of Music, New Mexico Highlands U., Nichols

C. of Business Administration*, N. Carolina C. at Durham, North Georgia C.*,

Northrop Inst. of Tech.*, Northwest Christian C., Northwestern C., Northwestern

State C., Notre Dame Sem.*(La.), Oglethorpe C., Oklahoma City U.*, Oklahoma

Panhandle State C. of Agric. & Applied Science, Oregon C. of Education, Sem. of

Our Lady of Angels *, C. of Our Lady of the Elms, C. of Our Lady of Mercy, Sem. of

Our Lady of Providence, School of the Ozarks, Pasadena Playhouse C. of Theatre Arts,

Pennsylvania C. of Optometry*, Peru State C., Pfeiffer C., Philander Smith C.,

Piedmont C., Plymouth State C., Portland State C., erairie View A & M C., Rhode

Island C., Rhode Island School of Design, Ricker C., Rosary Hill C., Rose Polytechnic

Inst.*, C. of the Sacred Heart (Puerto Rico), Sacred Heart Sem.(Mich.), St. Anse lifts C.,

St. Bernard C., St. Edward's U., St. Francis C. (N.Y.), C. of St. Francis (III.), St.

Francis Sem.*(Wis.), St. John C. of Cleveland, St. John's C.(Calif.), St. Joseph C. of Orange, St. Joseph's C. (Ind.), St. Joseph's C. for Women (N.Y.), St. Joseph's Sem.

(D.C.), St. Joseph's Sem. (N.?), St. Martin's C., St. Mary-of-the-Woods C., St. Mary's

C.of Calif., St. Mary's Sem. & U.(Md.), St. Paul Sem.(Minn.)*, St. Procopius C.*,

State C. at Salem, Salve Regina C., Samford U.*, San Francisco Art Inst.*, San Luis

Rey C., Seton Hill C., Shimer C., Siena C. (N.Y.), Siena Heights C., South Carolina

State C., Southeastern Louisiana C., Southeastern Mass. Technological Inst., Southern

California C., U. of Southwestern Louisiana, Spring Arbor C.*, Stevens Inst. of Tech.*,

Stillman C., Talladega C., Tarkio C.*, Trinity C. (Vt.), Tri-State C., Tusculum C.,

Union C., U.S. Merchant Marine Acad.*, U.S. Military Acad. , Valley City State C., "5

Virginia Union U., Washington C. (Md.), Wayne State C. (Neb.), Webb Inst. of Naval

Arch.*, Wells C., Wesleyan C. (Ga.), West Coast U., West Georgia C., West Virginia

Inst. of Tech., Western Montana C., State C. at Westfield, Westminster Choir C.,

Wheeling C., Winona State C., Wisconsin State U. at Platteville, Wisconsin State U. at Stevens Point, Woodstock C. (Md.), Worcester Polytechnic Inst.*