[Sustainability-listserv-f] Write in residence series - Mark Arax

[Michael Dawson]

Dear Sustainability faculty,

Please see the invitation below.

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Next Tuesday (October 14), Mark Arax will offer his next workshop on "Creative Non-Fiction: How It Works" in COB 170. This is the link to associated readings<https://libguides.ucmerced.edu/c.php?g=1487430&p=11098904> (https://libguides.ucmerced.edu/c.php?g=1487430&p=11098904), which are provided during the workshop for participation. When possible, please do let the Sustainability Committee know that all are very welcome to join us for coffee, cookies, and discussion with Mark for this visit. Thank you! All the best,

Anne, with Emily and Sara
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From: Anne Zanzucchi <azanzucchi at ucmerced.edu<mailto:azanzucchi at ucmerced.edu>>
Cc: Emily Lin <elin at ucmerced.edu<mailto:elin at ucmerced.edu>>; Sara Davidson Squibb <sdavidson2 at ucmerced.edu<mailto:sdavidson2 at ucmerced.edu>>; Ericka Garcia <egarcia225 at ucmerced.edu<mailto:egarcia225 at ucmerced.edu>>




I am writing to let you know about a Writer in Residence program that the Library and SSHA are piloting this year, with McClatchy Foundation support.


Our writer to initiate this programming is Mark Arax, who has been a nationally recognized author and investigative journalist re: the Central Valley and sustainability. Mark is developing an archive at the library as part of this project, in addition to offering open workshops (to campus and community) on special topics associated with his upcoming book.

Fall Workshops from Tuesdays 3:30-5:30pm in COB 2-170

Sept 23            Stories about Place

Oct 14              Creative Non-Fiction: How Does It Work?

Nov 4             Investigative Journalism: Our last best hope when Democracy corrodes


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