Naropa Summer Writing Program #39 Jack Kerouac School of

Naropa Summer Writing Program #39 Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics

Summer Writing Program 2013 Master Schedule

Draft 7/3/13

The events in boxes are free and open to the public. ALL OTHER EVENTS are open ONLY to registered students with a valid SWP student Passcard.

Library Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9-5pm

303-546-3507

Internet Access &

printing available.

closed on July 4

Naropa Cafe Hours:

Mon to Thur: 8am–

5pm

Friday: 8am–

3:30pm

Boulder Bookstore:

303-447-2074

Boulder Bookstore

will be on campus,

selling books in the

Student Lounge

Tuesday 12-1 (during lunch)

Friday 4:30-6 (during the

booksigning)

They will also be

selling SWP faculty

and required books

downtown at 1107

Pearl Street

Mon-Sat: 10-10

Sun: 10-8

Bike Shack: Monday 9-11 a.m.

Tuesday 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Wednesday 4-6 p.m.

Thursday 11 a.m.- 1 p.m.

Friday 9 a.m.-1 p.m. closed on July 4

Mail/CopyRoom

Hours: 303-546-5299

[email protected]

Monday to Friday: 8:30 am–

5pm

Printing from thumb

drive available for

SWP students (word

doc., jpeg, )

Hardcopies of

Master Schedule

available for

purchase.

Updated schedule

available every

Friday.

Closed on July 4

Computer Lab Hours: Mon-Fri: 8:45am-

6pm

Sat-Sun: 10am-8pm

7/4: 8:45am-6pm

Internet access

available for SWP

students.

020826 Computer

Lab Access Code

Wifi Access Wifi/Domain/Network

: Naropa

LOGIN NAME:

swpguest

PASSWORD:

swp@nar13

Helpdesk: 303-

245-4609

mailto:[email protected]

Helpdesk support is available by calling: 303 245 4609 or by submitting an IT

work request. To submit a work request, use the “IT Work Request” link on the

MyNaropa home page. You may use any working email address. Fill out the form

as completely as you can. The password to submit the request is: naropa

Teahouse: Japanese Tea Ceremony When: Mondays 3-6pm Where: Naropa Teahouse (just behind the SWP Office) Open to Public

Detour Routes (to avoid Arapahoe Construction) when driving to SWP Events

28th St to Canyon

West on Canyon to 17th street

Left on 17th street to Arapahoe Ave

Left ( East) on Arapahoe Ave to 20th Street

Right on 20th Street to Marine

Left on Marine to Naropa Parking lot.

93 turns into Broadway

Left on University Ave. to Arapahoe Ave.

Right on Arapahoe Ave to 20th

Right on 20th Street to Marine

Left on Marine to Naropa Parking lot

OR From Canyon: 17th to Athens Left on Athens Left on 20th Right on Marine to Naropa Parking lot. From Broadway: University to Athens Right on Athens Left on 20th Right on Marine to Naropa Parking lot.

Sunday June 30th

Maureen Owen Reading-

Where: Innisfree Books

1203 13th

Street Suite A / Boulder, CO 80302

(303) 495-3303

When: 2pm

SWP Student Pizza Party 3:00-4:30pm

On the Green outside PAC.

Convocation 4:30-7:30 PM in PAC

Orientation and welcome for SWP students. Attendance for SWP students is mandatory.

WEEK ONE: July 1-July 7 History, Race and Polis, and “Karma’ of the Modernists The Kerouac School at Naropa University, founded in 1974 of its own volition and not as an extension or offshoot

of an English Department, has roots in the most innovative aspects of the New American Poetry, and has extended

itself over decades to include new praxis and world poetics, reveling in diversity and hybrid form. It seems

important given the sorry divisive and tormented nature of US of A political adversity, including gender, class and

racial divides, to review and examine “where we have been.” What is the legacy of Williams, Stevens, Pound, and

Stein, and their post-modern inheritors? How did they set the bar, what were their prejudices, and why do we still

feed off their work? What is the continuing narrative? Where has the gaze gone since, beyond Euro-centrism? This

week, we will look at our own modes of attitude, and the dark shadows of influence under newer world “orders”.

The Kerouac School has always looked to collaboration amongst artists and art forms and the philosophies and

orality of Asian and indigenous art forms. Poet/art thinker Bill Berskon will present a lecture on Gertrude Stein and

her family art legacy, and Jerome Rothenberg will carry us forward to investigate the continuing shamanic powers

of poetry.

Faculty: Jade Lascelles, Cara Benson & Jennifer Karmin, Rachel Levitsky, Steven Taylor, Kazim Ali, Anna

Moschovakis, Anselm Berrigan, Rikki Ducornet, Julie Patton, Christopher Stackhouse, Julie Carr, Frances Richard,

and Sherwin Bitsui.

MONDAY July 1

8-8:45am Meditation with Giovannina Jobson (recommended)

Location: the Meditation Hall, Lincoln Building

Attendance optional for all students

9am-12pm Printshop / class #1

9:30am-12pm Workshops / class #1

All workshop locations will be posted with class lists on Monday morning of each week on the front

porch outside the SWP office. All workshops will be held in classrooms on the main Arapahoe campus.

Please note that you may ONLY attend the workshop for which you are registered. Students may not add

or remove their names from any posted list. To change or drop a workshop, log in to your MyNaropa

account.

1. Attendance at workshops is required for every credit and non-credit student registered for the week.

2. Workshops are OPEN ONLY to those students registered for the week.

3. There will be a sign-in sheet in every session of every workshop. All students are required to sign in.

12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Opening Panel: Karma of the Modernists: Where Have We Come

From or Have We, and How Far?

Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair), Rachel Levitsky, Julie Patton, Anna Moschovakis, Kazim Ali, Anselm

Berrigan

Location: PAC

1. Attendance at this event is required for every MFA and BA credit student registered for the week.

2. This event is OPEN to any student registered for the week.

3. Your SWP Passcard will be swiped to gain entrance to this event. All students are required to swipe

their SWP Passcard.

2:40-3pm New Student Orientation Meeting

This meeting is for the benefit of any new students who are here for the week. SWP staff will review the

schedule and answer questions.

Location: Sycamore 8120 (Art)


3-5:30pm MFA Class: Lecture by Sara Veglahn, “Uncertainty and Form: the Echoes of Modernism (Intro. SAC)

Location: Meet in PAC, then split off into Sycamore Building (across the alley from PAC) for discussion

sections:

Veglahn: Syc 8120 Froude: Syc 8130

Baus: Syc 8140 Ruocco: Upaya North

1. Attendance at this event is required for every graduate credit student registered for the week.

Graduate students should refer to the Graduate Credit Requirement Sheet for required readings and

assignments.

2. The opening lecture (3-4) is OPEN to any student registered for the week. Discussion groups (4-5:30)

are OPEN ONLY to registered MFA Students. 3. There will be a sign-in sheet for this event. Only graduate students are required to sign in.

6-7:30pm Faculty Dinner at Faculty Houses

All faculty for the week are welcome to come and mingle and dine.

Carpooling and Directions available at the SWP office.

PLEASE NOTE: This event is not open to students or to others who are not teaching this week.

8-11pm “So, You're a Poet” Reading Series at the Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 25th Annual Welcome Naropa Summer Writing Students Open Reading Location: Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 1709 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302

Contact Tom Peters for more info: [email protected]


TUESDAY July 2




9am-12pm Printshop / class #2 same location as Monday

9:30am-12pm Workshops / class #2 same locations as Monday




12-1pm Lunch Break

12-1 Boulder Bookstore on Campus

Boulder Bookstore will be selling SWP faculty and other books in the Student Lounge.

1-2:30pm Panel: Continuing the Discourse: Engagements with Biography,

Language, Visual Arts: Extra-Curricular Projects

Panelists: Julie Carr (chair) Steven Taylor, Sherwin Bitsui, Christopher Stackhouse, Frances Richard

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4pm Lecture by Jerome Rothenberg

Intro. Kyle Pivarnik

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4-4:15pm BREAK

4:15-5:15pm Writer’s Chat with Rikki Ducornet

Open to all students. Grab a coffee or tea and chat informally with one of our prose faculty.

Location: Student Center

Not required for credit.

7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Frances Richard, Sherwin Bitsui, Julie Carr, Rikki

Ducornet, Jerome Rothenberg

Intros: Ariella Goldberg (Sherwin, Frances, & Rikki); Oren Silverman (Julie & Jerome)

Location: Performing Arts Center (PAC) 2130 Arapahoe Avenue


2. This event is OPEN to any student registered for the week and to the public.


their SWP Passcard.

WEDNESDAY July 3




9:30am-12pm BA Discussions Groups

(required for and open only to undergraduate credit students)

All undergraduate credit students should meet in Syc 8130 for general discussions with the BA

Coordinator. We will then split up into smaller discussion groups with the BA teachers.

Location: Meet in Syc 8130 then split into discussions in Sycamore Building:

Joseph: Syc 8140 Shugrue: Syc 8120

1. Attendance at this event is required for every BA credit student registered for the week.

2. This event is OPEN ONLY to BA students.

3. There will be a sign-in sheet for this event. All BA students are required to sign in.

10:30am-12pm Low Residency MFA Students may pick up their student IDs

and bus passes from Student Affairs

Location: Student Affairs

12-1pm Lunch Break

1:15-3:15pm Dharma Art Master Class with Lee Worley

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4pm Under 18 Check-in

Any SWP students under 18 years of age must check in with Andrea or Kyle in the SWP Office.

Location: SWP Office

Mandatory for all under 18 students

4-6pm Individual Conferences

This is a time to meet one on one with a faculty member to discuss your work and theirs. At least one

conference per summer is required of all graduate students. Others will be allowed to sign up on a space

available basis. If you would like to schedule a conference please see the SWP Administration

Coordinator at 9 am on Tuesday morning. You must submit 3-5 pages of your current work by 1pm

Tuesday afternoon to allow the faculty time to become familiar with it by the scheduled conference.

Remember that failure to meet a scheduled conference will result in student conference privileges

being suspended for the summer.

Location: All times and locations for conferences will be posted outside the SWP Office on the porch

bulletin board on Wednesday afternoon before the conferences begin.

7:30-10pm Scholarship Recipient’s Reading: Jason Burks, June Lucarotti,

Jaclyn Hawkins, Angel Dominguez, Brenna Lee, Tiara Lopez, Emerson

Whitney, Monica Gomery, Habib Louai, Jamila Cornick, and Byron Aspaas

(Dine).

This event is free and open to the public Intros: Ariella Goldberg & Andrea Rexilius

Location: PAC 2130 Arapahoe Avenue




their SWP Passcard..

THURSDAY July 4









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30 Break

2:30-4:15 pm Student Panel: TBA

4:30-5:30pm Chat with Anne Waldman




7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Christopher Stackhouse, Anna Moschovakis, Julie Patton, Anselm

Berrigan, Steven Taylor Intros: Sara Veglahn (Anna, Anselm); Julie Carr (Chris and Julie) Kyle Pivarnik: (Steven)





their SWP Passcard.

FRIDAY July 5


Location: the Meditation Hall







12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Lecture by Bill Berkson: What Are Masterpieces & Why Are There So Many of Them? Think of Modern as somewhere gone to, sailing to Modernity. This is a two-part lecture: 1. Steins as family––Gertrude, Leo, Sarah and Michael––as nucleus in the Paris art scene, collecting pictures (Cézanne, Picasso, Matisse, Gris and more), talking and writing about them. 2. The Arcadians––how the pictures so often projected desperate visions of Arcadia, or the Golden Age, when, as Hesiod said, humans lived among the gods, “without sorrow or strife.” “It was like a fantasy of what life’s like when it’s not like it is.” ––Bernadette Mayer.

Intro. Kyle Pivarnik

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4:30pm Colloquium

Faculty and students come together to share news and celebrate the week’s unfolding

Please pick up a Week One SWP Evaluation Form, fill it in and drop it in the box outside PAC. Your

feedback on these forms is critical in helping us design a better SWP each year. Thanks.

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4:30-6pm Booksigning

Come mix, mingle, sign books and have books signed, all faculty and students for the week are invited to

attend.

Boulder Bookstore will be selling books in the Student Lounge

Location: between PAC and Sycamore, at 2130 Arapahoe campus


7:30-10pm Student Reading: TBA

This event is free and open to the public

Intros: SAC





their SWP Passcard.

SATURDAY July 6

7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Cara Benson & Jennifer Karmin, Kazim Ali,

Rachel Levitsky, Bill Berkson

Intros: Richard Froude (Kazim, & Bill); HR Hegnauer (Cara & Jennifer, and Rachel)

Location: Performing Arts Center (PAC) 2130 Arapahoe




their SWP Passcard.

SUNDAY July 7

Art Exhibit Reception “Anselm Hollo: in the Company of Poets”

2-4pm

in the Lincoln Building Exhibit Space

Anselm Hollo Memorial Event

4-6pm in PAC

Readings & Performances by Anne Waldman, Eleni Sikelianos, Anselm Berrigan, Laura Wright,

Maureen Owen, Marc DuCharme, Bobbie Louise Hawkins, Reed Bye, Jane Dalrympl-Hollo, Kaarina Hollo, Jack

Collom, Josephine Clare Hollo, Tamsin Hollo, and Bill Berkson.

WEEK TWO: July 8-July 14

Hellfire, Drought, and Brimstone: A New Eco-Poetics

Alarm! Human driven modification to the planet’s ecosystems contributes to rising atmosphere

greenhouse gas levels causing extreme fluctuations in weather, altered species distribution, and increase

in extinction rates. And whole cultures and languages are going out of existence as well, affected by basic

human struggle for survival under increasing duress. As we experience, our planet is undergoing

unprecedented instances of climate change, with water clearly emerging as the inestimable element in the

balance of our “oikos” ( root of the word “ecology” meaning house). Fire, floods, and drought have been

causing havoc, as well as strange denial in the will or the polis around issues of gun control in a culture

run wild with violence. The connections between man-made plunder, from frakking to war, have been

established in terms of how we eschew guardianship of our planet and our own communities. Can poets

and artists envision an alternative to this dystopia? How do we address violence, amnesia, deathwish, and

the extreme- almost biblical conditions- of an altered world? How are we adapting?

Faculty: Julia Seko, Robert Gluck, Samuel R. Delany, Orlando White, Elizabeth Willis, Kristin Prevallet,

Ron Silliman, Fred Moten, Selah Saterstrom, HR Hegnauer, CA Conrad, and Rae Armantrout.

MONDAY July 8










account.




12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Opening Panel: Hell, Fire and Brimstone: How to Gauge Our World

with the New Weathers, etc. Does our poetics and language reflect the

dystopia?

Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair), Orlando White, Fred Moten, Samuel R. Delany, Elizabeth Willis

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.






3-5:30pm MFA Class: Lecture by Richard Froude, “Too Many People Awake”

Intro. SAC


sections:





assignments.





Carpooling and Directions available at the SWP Office.


8-11pm “So, You're a Poet” Reading Series at the Laughing Goat Coffeehouse

Reed Bye, Jack Collom, Maureen Owen accompanied by an Open Reading

Location: Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 1709 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302



TUESDAY July 9









12 -1pm Lunch Break



1-2:30pm Panel: Eco-Poetics & Poethics-“The Braided River”

Panelists: HR Hegnauer (chair), Kristin Prevallet, CA Conrad, Jack Collom, Selah Saterstrom

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4pm Lecture by Ron Silliman

Intro. Andrea Rexilius

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4-4:15pm BREAK

4:15-5:15pm Writer’s Chat with Robert Gluck




7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: HR Hegnauer, Orlando White, Samuel R. Delany,

Elizabeth Willis

Intros: Mathias Svalina (Elizabeth, Samuel); Jade Lascelles (HR, Reed, & Orlando)





their SWP Passcard.

WEDNESDAY July 10















12-1pm Lunch Break

1-3pm Dharma Art Master Class with Katharine Kaufman

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.















7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Tim Hernandez, Andrea Rexilius, Sara Veglahn,

Richard Froude, Joanna Ruocco, Eric Baus

Intros: BA Instructors





their SWP Passcard.

Thursday July 11









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Lecture with Amiri Baraka


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-2:45pm BREAK

2:45-4:15 Student Panel: TBA

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4:15-4:30 BREAK

4:30-5:30pm Writer’s Chat with Rae Armantrout

Open to all students. Grab a coffee or tea and chat informally with one of our poetry faculty.



7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: CA Conrad, Selah Saterstrom, Rae Armantrout,

Amiri Baraka

Intros: Eric Baus (CA, Selah); Eleni Sikelianos (Rae & Amiri)





their SWP Passcard.

FRIDAY July 12









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Scholarship Recipient Reception

Location: Student Lounge

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4:30pm Colloquium

Faculty and students come together to share news and celebrate the week’s unfolding.

Please pick up a Week Two SWP Evaluation Form, fill it in and drop it in the box outside PAC. Your


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.



attend.






Intros: SAC





their SWP Passcard.

SATURDAY July 13

7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Kristin Prevallet, Fred Moten, Robert Gluck, Ron

Silliman

Intros: Hanna Andrews (Fred, Kristin); Tim Roberts (Robert, Ron)





their SWP Passcard.

SUNDAY July 14

Bombay Gin 39.2 Release Party 6:30 PM at Innisfree Poetry Bookstore & Cafe

Seven Days a Week Where: 1203 13th Street Suite A Boulder, CO 80302 (303) 495-3303 - See

more at: http://www.innisfreepoetry.com/#sthash.qk2WHFFb.dpuf

WEEK THREE: July 15-July 21

Kulchur Connections and Beyond

This week we are reaching out to poets and writers whose work has been strategic in addressing other

kulchurs through translation, educational projects, investigative poetics, and cross-cultural collaboration

of all kinds with forays into Morocco, the UK, India, and pockets of our own continent. We are asking

our guests to bring us the news from other zones of creative and generative activity. How are we suited to

create our own schools and cultural programs, and raise support for artist-run enterprises that might be

sustainable into the future? How can we be progressive entrepreneurs of a new cross-cultural dynamism?

How can we better understand and enlarge our awareness through forums, archives, libraries,

international online magazines, study centers, and residencies that promote exchange through study and

scholarship of languages and cultures? The projects to consider might reach back centuries, or exist in the

interstices of a new hybrid diaspora.

Faculty: Mary Tasillo, Bhanu Kapil & Andrea Spain, Lisa Birman, Victor Hernandez Cruz, Omar

Berrada & Sarah Riggs, Eleni Sikelianos, Meena Alexander, Tim Atkins, M. NourbeSe Philip, Tonya

Foster, CS Giscombe, Junior Burke, Michelle Naka Pierce & Chris Pusateri.

MONDAY July 15










account.




12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Opening Panel: The Kulchur Arc: Connections Elsewhere

Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair), Omar Berrada & Sarah Riggs, Meena Alexander, M. NourbeSe Philip

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.






3-5:30pm MFA Class: Lecture by Joanna Ruocco, “Repeating in Writing and in

Being” Intro. SAC


sections:





assignments.







8-11pm “So, You're a Poet” Reading Series at the Laughing Goat Coffeehouse Andy Clausen & Pamela Twinning accompanied by an Open Reading Location: Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 1709 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302



TUESDAY July 16









12 -1pm Lunch Break



1-2:30pm Panel: Current Projects: Translation, Investigation and Hybrid

Panelists: Eleni Sikelianos (chair), Tim Atkins, CS Giscombe, Victor Hernandez Cruz, Lisa Birman

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4pm MFA Student Lecture by April Joseph, “Offer a Line that could Cry: the

Investigative Poetics of Akilah Oliver’s Flesh Memory”

Intro. SWP Assistant

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4-4:15pm BREAK

4:15-5:15pm Writer’s Chat with Tonya Foster

Open to all students. Grab a coffee or tea and chat informally with one of our guest faculty.



7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Tonya Foster, Bhanu Kapil & Andrea Spain, Omar

Berrada & Sarah Riggs, Victor Hernandez Cruz

Intros: Tim Hernandez (Omar& Sarah, & Victor); April Joseph (Bhanu & Andrea, and Tonya)





their SWP Passcard.

WEDNESDAY July 17
















12-1pm Lunch Break

1-3pm Dharma Art Master Class with Robert Spellman

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

















Intros: SAC





their SWP Passcard.

THURSDAY July 18









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Lecture by M. NourbeSe Philip

Intro. SWP Assistant

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-2:45pm BREAK


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4:15-4:30 BREAK

4:30-5:30pm Writer’s Chat with Bhanu Kapil & Andrea Spain

Open to all students. Grab a coffee or tea and chat informally with two of our faculty.



7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Junior Burke, Michelle Naka Pierce & Chris Pusateri, Tim Atkins,

Eleni Sikelianos Intros: Joanna Ruocco (Michelle & Chris, and Eleni); Laura Wright (Tim and Junior)





their SWP Passcard.

FRIDAY July 19









12-1pm Lunch Break

1:00-3pm BREAK

3-4:30pm Colloquium


Please pick up a Week Three SWP Evaluation Form, fill it in and drop it in the box outside PAC. Your


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.



attend.






Intros: SAC





their SWP Passcard.

SATURDAY July 20

7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Lisa Birman, Meena Alexander, M. NourbeSe

Philip, CS Giscombe

Intros: Michelle Naka Pierce (M. Nourbese, CS Giscombe); Bhanu Kapil (Lisa and Meena)

Location: Performing Arts Center (PAC) --2130 Arapahoe




their SWP Passcard.

SUNDAY July 21

GRISAILLE: premiere of a new movie by Ed Bowes with HR Hegnauer, Serena Chopra Gesel Mason, Tara Rynders, Skye Hughes

text by Ed Bowes with poetry by Robert Duncan

Atlas Theatre

CU Campus

July 21, 2013

4 pm

WEEK FOUR: July 22-July 28

Third Mind: A Poetics of Performance, Cooperation and Affinity

The Kerouac School’s final SWP week is a concatenation of many voices, seeing that poetry, and

storytelling, and cut up, and vocal play in its many guises are not closed systems. Rather, we delight in

the possibilities of an applied poetics, applied in this case to working with others, be it the recording

studio, the letterpress print shop, the meditation hall, the hallways, byways, and hiking trails of our

“experiment” in collaboration. The term “third mind” comes from the collaborations and cut-up and

erasure experiments of William S. Burroughs (former teacher at the KSDP) and Brion Gysin, writer and

visual artist. We will create libretti, music, oral duets, movies, multifaceted narrations, and innovations

with montage, and see what emerges “dreaming as one”.

Faculty: Brad O’Sullivan, Laird Hunt, Erica Hunt & Marty Ehrlich, Jack Collom, Amy Catazano, Cecilia

Vicuna, Christian Bok, LaTasha Diggs, Thurston Moore, Ambrose Bye, Ronaldo Wilson, Anne

Waldman.

MONDAY July 22










account.




12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Opening Panel: Archives and the Third Mind

Panelists: Anne Waldman (chair) Christian Bok, Thurston Moore, Cecilia Vicuna

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.






3-5:30pm MFA Class: Lecture by Eric Baus, “Granular Vocabularies: Poetics &

Microsound” Intro. SAC


sections:





assignments.







8-11pm “So, You're a Poet” Reading Series at the Laughing Goat Coffeehouse

Monday July 22nd 2013, 8-11pm Featuring Ambrose Bye, Thurston Moore & Anne Waldman with Special Guests

Location: Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 1709 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302



TUESDAY July 23









12 -1pm Lunch Break



1-2:30pm Panel: Performance, Collaboration

Panelists: Amy Catazano (chair), Erica Hunt & Marty Ehrlich, Ronaldo Wilson, LaTasha Diggs

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-3pm BREAK

3-4:45 pm Workshop by Anne Carson & Robert Currie

Intro. Anne Waldman

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

5-6:00 pm Lecture by Anne Carson & Robert Currie


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.


Intros: SAC





their SWP Passcard.

WEDNESDAY July 24
















12-1pm Lunch Break

1-3pm Dharma Art Master Class with Giovannina Jobson

Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.















8-10:00 pm Reading by Anne Carson & Robert Currie

This event is free and open to the public Intros: Anne Waldman



NOTE: This reading starts earlier than other evening events.

THURSDAY July 25









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2:30pm Lecture by Anne Waldman


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

2:30-2:45pm BREAK


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.

4:15-4:30 BREAK

4:30-5:30pm Writer’s Chat with Laird Hunt




7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Ronaldo Wilson, LaTasha Diggs, Anne Waldman

& Ambrose Bye, Erica Hunt & Marty Ehrlich

Intros: Laird Hunt (Erica & Marty, and Anne & Ambrose); Maureen Owen (Ronaldo, Latasha)

Location: PAC



FRIDAY July 26









12-1pm Lunch Break

1-2pm Break

2-4:30pm Colloquium


Please pick up a Week Four SWP Evaluation Form, fill it in and drop it in the box outside PAC. Your


Location: PAC




their SWP Passcard.



attend.




7:30-9pm Faculty Reading: Amy Catanzano, Laura Wright, Maureen Owen,

Jack Collom, Bobbie Louise Hawkins

Intros: Kyle Pivarnik (Bobbie, Maureen, and Jack); Junior Burke (Amy & Laura)

Location: PAC



SATURDAY July 27

7:30-10pm Faculty Reading: Faculty Reading: Laird Hunt, Christian Bok,

Cecilia Vicuna, Thurston Moore

Intros: Andrea Rexilius (Thurston, Cecilia, Christian & Laird)

Location: Performing Arts Center (PAC) -2130 Arapahoe




their SWP Passcard.

SUNDAY July 28

There are no events scheduled

MONDAY July 29

Noon Deadline--all final manuscripts are due by 12pm today (no late manuscripts will be

accepted), please follow the guidelines on the credit requirement sheet.

8-11pm “So, You're a Poet” Reading Series at the Laughing Goat Coffeehouse Location: Laughing Goat Coffeehouse 1709 Pearl St. Boulder, CO 80302



Thanks—and have a great rest of the summer!

Naropa Summer Writing Program #39 Jack Kerouac School of

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