On May 1st, 2013 Sierra Nevada College held its Senior Symposium, a collection of senior projects from soon to be graduating students.
Chris Anderson has been teaching English composition at Sierra Nevada College since August, but he has quickly become an inspiration to some of his students.
Sierra Nevada College was significantly represented at the 2013 Association of Writers and Writing Programs Conference (AWP) from March 6-9 at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, with seven undergraduate English students, four Masters of Fine Arts students and 10 professors spanning SNC’s English department
Experiential learning is emphasized in many departments at Sierra Nevada College. Whether it is guiding backpacking trips, working as an intern at local investment groups and resorts or creating student run publications and galleries, most students learn by doing at SNC.
Adventure journalist and writer Tracy Ross on Friday, Feb. 8, visited Sierra Nevada College for both her visiting writer workshop and her reading.
The night was filled with emotion. The audience composed of students, faculty and community members cried tears of joy to tears of sorrow, as Kelle Groom read from her memoir “Tears of Sorrow.”
The first Writers in the Woods starts with Amy Franklin-Willis.
We’re not all journalism nerds clutching at our notepads, pens and cameras.
Journalism can be defined as the investigating and reporting of news, events, issues and trends through a plethora of media sources beyond newspapers.