Posts tagged Bernard Cooper

Bernard Cooper is one of my favorite authors. On the website it looks as though he only teaches MFA courses. Is this true, or would it be possible to take a class with him as an undergrad? — Asked by Anonymous

Unfortunately, Bernard Cooper is not a member of the literature faculty for undergraduate students. Several of the literature faculty for our undergraduate program teach in the MFA in Writing program (which is low-residency and here when we are off at Field Work Term or summer break) and I know that faculty that teach in the MFA program have been hired to teach us undergraduates too in the past (sometimes as regular faculty and sometimes as visitors for a term or two). That being said, I wouldn’t count on Bernard Cooper being hired to teach you.

These are the literature faculty this term:

Marguerite FeitlowitzAnnabel Davis-GoffMark WunderlichDan HofstadterRebecca (Becky) GodwinCamille GuthrieJohn GouldMegan Mayhew-BergmanAlexandar Mihailovic, and Brooke Allen

In the fall Doug Bauer teaches and I know that we are right now searching for two more literature faculty members (one of whom will be a poet). 

One last thing: While the MFA program is here when most students are not, I know that I’ve had several friends who have been hired as program assistants and have gotten to stick around and sit in on lectures and readings!

- Ellie