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Three MFA students celebrate recent publications

Andrea Rinard (Photo credit: Earl Spied)

Andrea Rinard (Photo credit: Earl Spied)

H. Dietrich (Photo courtesy of H. Dietrich)

H. Dietrich (Photo courtesy of H. Dietrich)

Maria Loaiza Bonilla (Photo courtesy of Maria Loaiza Bonilla)

Maria Loaiza Bonilla (Photo courtesy of Maria Loaiza Bonilla)

In early 2023, three students in the 新澳门六合彩内幕信息Department of English鈥檚 MFA program were notified that their writing submissions had been accepted for publication. 

Andrea Rinard, a former award-winning high school English teacher and MFA student, had her submission "" accepted for publication in Teachers and Writers Magazine.

"Canon in a Flash" highlights utilizing flash fiction as part of craft construction. As Rinard describes it, flash fiction is 鈥渇ar from simply being an abridged short story, flash is a genre all its own.鈥 

Also published in Teachers and Writers Magazine, is "" by H. Dietrich. 

Dietrich, who is completing their MFA in creative writing and teaching composition and fiction, submitted "Queering the Creative Writing Classroom" in the hopes of sharing LGBTQ+-friendly strategies to foster an inclusive classroom. 

MFA student Maria Loaiza Bonilla had her piece 鈥溾 published in The Acentos Review

The piece details Bonilla鈥檚 experience as a BIPOC attending a Predominantly White Institution, or a PWI, as Bonilla references on several occasions, and finding ways to connect to a Latinx community. 

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