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| Dr. Drew Morse, Writing Center Director Drew also coordinates the English Department's Internships in Writing Program, and teaches courses in writing consulting, composition, poetry, and modern and contemporary American and British literatures. His research areas are writing instruction, 20 th - and 21 st -century American poetry, science fiction, and literature and science. Current projects include a critical history of speculative and fantastical poetry; an anthology of the best science fiction, fantasy, and horror poetry of 2005; a chapbook of SF verse; and a series of articles on the relationships between writing centers and creative writing. His poetry can be found in such publications as Mythic Delirium , Illumen , The Magazine of Speculative Poetry , Timberline , and Star*Line . Dr. Morse received his B.A. in English and psychology from Stanford University , and his M.A. and Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Oregon . He has been with John Carroll since August of 2004. He can be reached at amorse@jcu.edu . |
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