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What Can Science Fiction Teach Us About AI?

Alexis Lothian developed the 300-level course “Artificial Intelligence Otherwise” with support from a seed grant from the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland.

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2026 ARHU Commencement: Undergraduate Ceremony

We look forward to celebrating the important milestone of commencement with our graduates, their families and friends and our faculty and staff.

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How Stories Can Help Us Face Climate Change

Doctoral student Rashi Maheshwari discusses why literature, art and community matter in an era of environmental crisis.

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American Studies (B.A.)

Arabic Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Chinese (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

French Language and Literature (B.A.)

German Studies (B.A.)

Global Culture and Thought (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Immersive Media Design (B.A.)

Italian Studies (B.A.)

Japanese (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Persian Studies (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (B.A.)

Religions of the Ancient Middle East (B.A.)

Romance Languages (B.A.)

Russian Language and Literature (B.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Theatre (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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American Studies (M.A.)

American Studies (Ph.D.)

Art (Studio Art) (M.F.A.)

Art History and Archaeology (M.A.)

Art History and Archaeology (Ph.D.)

Classics (M.A.)

Communication (M.A.)

Communication (Ph.D.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (M.F.A.)

Design (M.F.A.)

Dual-Degree M.A. Historic Preservation and American Studies

English (M.A.)

English (Ph.D.)

French Language & Literature (M.A.)

French Language & Literature (Ph.D.)

German Studies (M.A.)

German Studies (Ph.D)

History (M.A.)

History (Ph.D.)

Jewish Studies (M.A.)

Linguistics (Ph.D.)

Music (D.M.A.)

Music (M.A.)

Music (M.M.)

Music (Ph.D.)

Persian (M.P.S.)

Philosophy (M.A.)

Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Second Language Acquisition (M.A.)

Second Language Acquisition (Ph.D.)

Spanish Language, Literature & Cultures (M.A.)

Spanish Language, Literature & Cultures (Ph.D.)

Theatre and Performance Studies (M.A.)

Theatre and Performance Studies (Ph.D.)

Women's Studies (Ph.D.)
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Our students bring leadership, public speaking, communication and cultural competency skills to many fields, including public and private K-12 schools, education-focused non-profit organizations, government agencies and within higher education. Seek out internships, student teaching and volunteer opportunities with children to further develop and document your skills. Teaching certification to teach in K-12 public schools can be obtained through a double major in the College of Education.
Arabic Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Chinese (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

French Language and Literature (B.A.)

German Studies (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Italian Studies (B.A.)

Japanese (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Persian Studies (B.A.)

Romance Languages (B.A.)

Russian Language and Literature (B.A.)

Second Language Acquisition

Second Language Acquisition (M.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Theatre (B.A.)
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Arts/Design
Our students bring creativity and an eye for design to many industries, including design firms, non-profit organizations, educational and government institutions. Coursework in studio art, communication, illustration, graphic design and digital media can prepare you well. Building a portfolio of your work is critical for success. Seek out internships and volunteer opportunities on and off campus to further develop and document your skills.
American Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

Immersive Media Design (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Theatre (B.A.)
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Communication/PR
Our students bring strong written and oral communication skills to many fields, including PR firms, government agencies, non-profit organizations, media organizations and more. Coursework in communication theories, digital media and graphic design can prepare you well to enter these growing industries. Building a strong resume is critical for success. Seek out internships on and off campus to further develop and document your skills.
American Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)
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Consulting
Our students bring strong problem solving, teamwork and analytical thinking skills to many fields, including management consulting firms as well as niche/boutique firms that may specialize in healthcare, human resources, education, IT and more. Building a strong resume is critical for success. Seek out internships to further develop and document your skills. Hiring for consulting internships and jobs typically happens predominately in the fall semester.
American Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Entertainment
Our students bring creativity, writing, editing, digital media and communication skills to this broad field, which includes opportunities in film, print, radio and television. Build your resume with multiple internship experiences. A digital portfolio and/or video reel may be necessary for certain positions.
American Studies (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

Immersive Media Design (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Persian Studies (B.A.)

Theatre (B.A.)
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Environment
Our students bring writing, communication and research skills to many fields, including government agencies, non-profit organizations and through sustainability programs in the private sector. Build your resume with multiple internship and volunteer experiences on and off campus. Additional coursework or a double major in environmental science or policy could strengthen your background.
American Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Financial
Our students bring research, communication and teamwork skills to many fields, including banks, insurance companies, government agencies and more. Build your resume with multiple internships. Additional coursework, a minor or double major in business or economics could strengthen your background.
History (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)
Government
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Government
Our students bring strategic planning, teamwork, communication and problem solving skills to this broad field, which includes opportunities at the local, state and federal levels. Additional coursework in government or a future graduate degree in public administration or public policy could strengthen your background. Build your resume with multiple internships.
Arabic Studies (B.A.)

Chinese (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

French Language and Literature (B.A.)

German Studies (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Italian Studies (B.A.)

Japanese (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Religions of the Ancient Middle East (B.A.)

Romance Languages (B.A.)

Russian Language and Literature (B.A.)

Second Language Acquisition

Second Language Acquisition (M.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
Healthcare
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Healthcare
Our students bring communication, problem solving, critical thinking skills and a humanist perspective to this broad field, which includes opportunities to work directly with patients or in management/administrative positions. Additional coursework or a future graduate degree in a health-related field could strengthen your background. Build your resume with multiple internships and volunteer opportunities, particularly if seeking future patient-centered positions.
American Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

Immersive Media Design (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
Hospitality
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Hospitality
Our students bring problem solving, organizational and communication skills to many fields, including hotels, restaurants, sports teams, entertainment venues and more. Build your resume with multiple internships on and off campus. Additional coursework related to event planning or business could strengthen your background.
American Studies (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Persian Studies (B.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Theatre (B.A.)
Human Resources
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Human Resources
Our students bring interpersonal communication, negotiation, problem solving and conflict resolution skills to this complex field, which can encompass recruiting, learning and development, training, compensation and more. Build your resume with multiple internships. Additional coursework to business or a future certificate or graduate degree in human resources can strengthen your background.
American Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
Law
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Law
Our students bring strong writing, research and analytical skills to many fields, including law firms, private companies and with government agencies. Maintain a strong GPA if headed to law school and seek out the services of the pre-law advising office on campus. Some students choose to work as paralegals after graduation, a position that requires a bachelor’s degree.
American Studies (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Libraries/Museums
Our students bring research, customer service, organizational and communication skills to these fields, which offer positions ranging from curator to archivist and librarian, among others. Most positions with a library and many in a museum will require a graduate degree. Strengthen your resume through internships and volunteer work in a museum or library setting.
American Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Religions of the Ancient Middle East (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
Management
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Management
Our students bring leadership, strategic planning and communication skills to this field. Additional coursework, a minor or a double major in business can strengthen your background. Some graduates will go on to pursue an MBA after graduation. Add to your resume with multiple internships. Management training programs with companies can be a nice pipeline into the field. Recruiting for internships and full-time positions often happens predominately in the fall semester.
American Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
Marketing/Sales
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Marketing/Sales
Our students bring creativity, teamwork, communication and digital media skills to these broad fields, which can encompass market research, advertising, brand management, public relations, sales and more. Additional coursework, a minor or a double major in business or communication can strengthen your background. Add to your resume with multiple internships.
American Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)
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Media
Our students bring communication, digital media, writing and editing skills to many fields, including media companies of all sizes, as well as in media relations positions with government agencies, sports teams, healthcare organizations, schools and more. Additional coursework, a minor or a double major in communication can strengthen your background. Add to your resume with multiple internships.
American Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Digital Studies in the Arts and Humanities (DSAH)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)
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Non-Profit
Our students bring compassion, communication, creativity, writing and language skills to non-profit organizations of all sizes and missions. Enhance your resume through internships and volunteer work on and off campus, especially with the populations you hope to one day serve. Specific skills in grant writing and fundraising may make you even more competitive.
American Studies (B.A.)

Arabic Studies (B.A.)

Art (Studio Art) (B.A.)

Art History (B.A.)

Chinese (B.A.)

Cinema and Media Studies (B.A.)

Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

Dance (B.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

French Language and Literature (B.A.)

German Studies (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Italian Studies (B.A.)

Japanese (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Music (B.A.)

Music (B.M.)

Music Education (B.M.E.)

Persian Studies (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Religions of the Ancient Middle East (B.A.)

Romance Languages (B.A.)

Russian Language and Literature (B.A.)

Second Language Acquisition

Second Language Acquisition (M.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Our students bring writing, public speaking, research, analytical thinking and language skills to this field, which can encompass education, environmental, health, international development and non-profit policy, among others. Enhance your resume through multiple internships. A future graduate degree in public policy may make you the most competitive. Some professionals also seek law degrees.
American Studies (B.A.)

Arabic Studies (B.A.)

Chinese (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

French Language and Literature (B.A.)

German Studies (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Italian Studies (B.A.)

Japanese (B.A.)

Jewish Studies (B.A.)

Linguistics (B.A.)

Religions of the Ancient Middle East (B.A.)

Romance Languages (B.A.)

Russian Language and Literature (B.A.)

Second Language Acquisition

Second Language Acquisition (M.A.)

Spanish Language, Literatures, and Cultures (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Our students bring writing, research, teamwork and curiosity to many fields, including think tanks, local, state and federal government agencies and within higher education. Enhance your resume through internships and research with faculty members. Additional coursework involving quantitative data analysis may be helpful for some positions. A future graduate degree in your field of interest may make you the most competitive.
Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)

Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (B.A.)
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Our students bring writing, research and communication skills to many fields, including government agencies, contractors, media and more . There is a need in the sciences for professionals who can clearly and concisely explain scientific terms and processes. Enhance your resume through internships. Additional coursework, a minor or a double major in the sciences and/or technical writing may be helpful for some positions.
Classical Languages and Literatures (B.A.)

Communication (B.A.)

Comparative Literature (Ph.D.)

Creative Writing (M.F.A.)

English Language and Literature (B.A.)

History (B.A.)

Philosophy (B.A.)
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"In ARHU, you’re learning about how people interact with the world and each other. My goal is to build things that people are going to use. Just technology knowledge can only go so far. You have to understand how people are going to use them to be truly successful."

Ozzie Fallick '14, Software Engineer, Google

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"Cross-cultural communication is one of the most important skills that I learned at ARHU, and I use it to engage and inform the community in Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean about our events, exchanges and any other information that supports our key policy priorities in the region. ARHU gave me the tools to understand why in diplomacy, it’s as much about what you say as how you say it."

Krystle Norman '08, Foreign Service Officer, U.S. Department of State

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"I had always loved art, but I never knew you could make a career out of it until I studied abroad in Rome. There, I took a full course load of art courses and learned all about the factors of being an art professional. It was life-changing. Now I feel lucky that I’m doing something that I’m so passionate about."

Laura Sheridan Raiffe '09, Regional Account Manager, Christie's Fine Arts

Art History and Archaeology

"One of the most important things I got out of my ARHU experience is my ability to parse arguments, think critically and see multiple sides of an issue. Being in law school, it’s important to do that—it’s a skill I use every day. Not a class goes by, not a case gets read that this skill doesn’t come into play."

AJ Clayborne '13, Student, Harvard Law School

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Arts for All Announces Spring 2026 ArtsAMP Grants

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A Love of Language Leads N’deye Diop ’26 to South Korea on a Fulbright

The graduating senior who studied Arabic, taught herself Korean and found community in the Language House will teach English abroad next year.

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UMD President and Political Scientist Elected To American Academy Of Arts And Sciences

Darryll J. Pines, Janelle Wong to be inducted for educational leadership, study of Asian American experience.

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A Human-Centered Approach to AI

In the College of Arts and Humanities, students are exploring artificial intelligence not just as a technology, but as a force shaping human life.

Arts for All, Roshan Institute for Persian Studies, School of Music

UMD Professor’s Poem Becomes Play-Opera About Women in Prison

Inspired by real accounts, “For Women Serving Time” opens March 20 at Dupont Underground.

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Class Teaches Terps to Speak Up for Good

April 30, 2026 Announcement, New Appointments

Three-time Grammy Award-Winning Artist Johnaye Kendrick Joins UMD as Director of Jazz Studies

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Musical Chairs—for Real

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Assistant Professor Michael Lavery Wins ACLS Fellowship

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In the new course “Artificial Intelligence Otherwise,” Associate Professor Alexis Lothian in the Harriet Tubman Department of Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies is using science fiction to help students examine power, injustice and exploitation in the AI era. The course was developed with support from a seed-grant program administered by the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM). “I find science fiction incredibly valuable as a tool for thinking,” said Lothian. “Sometimes when you get to really immerse in a different world, you come out with a lens that lets you look at the real world in a slightly different way.” Students begin with foundational works such as Karel Čapek’s influential 1920 play “Rossum’s Universal Robots” (“R.U.R.”), which introduced the word “robot” to the world (from the Czech robota, meaning forced labor or servitude). In the play, artificial workers are created to labor cheaply and efficiently before eventually rebelling against their human creators. For students in Lothian’s class, the century-old story is a reminder that concerns about jobs being automated, workers being pushed to do more for less and people being treated like machines predate today’s AI tools. Students were especially struck, she said, by the play’s premise that the best kind of worker is simply that which is cheapest. “When they read that, they were like, ‘This is exactly what’s happening now,’” Lothian said. Read more at the link in our bio.

From the classroom to the Metro platform! Students in Professor of Art Brandon Donahue-Shipp's "Paint on Site Course brought a 200-foot mural to life at the College Park–University of Maryland station, translating research, collaboration and creative vision into a public work of art. Inspired by local history, ecology and movement, the mural reflects the many paths that connect people to College Park every day. In partnership with WMATA, this project turns this transit space into a shared cultural experience.

We are looking forward to our commencement ceremonies on May 19th and 20th and hope you'll join us! We are delighted to have Jason Reynolds as our undergraduate commencement speaker. Jason Reynolds is an award-winning, internationally-celebrated author of more than 20 young adult books, including “Long Way Down,” “Ghost” and “Look Both Ways.” He focuses on creating literature where young people can see themselves, often drawing from his own experiences. In addition to numerous book awards, he was the 2020-2022 National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature and a 2024 MacArthur Fellow. Born in Washington, D.C. and raised in neighboring Oxon Hill, Maryland, Reynolds graduated with a degree in English from the University of Maryland in 2005. He is on the faculty of Lesley University’s Writing for Young People MFA Program. Explore his website jasonwritesbooks.com. For more details about our commencement ceremonies, visit the link in our profile.

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