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The Writer-in-Residence program began in 1965 due to the efforts of [[Desmond Pacey Memorial Lectures|Desmond Pacey]], head of the [[Department of English|English Department]] at UNB at the time. Funding from the Canada Council helped to create the first position of it's kind in a Canadian university. The term of the appointment varies from a few months to several years, the notable exception being Alden Nowlan, who remained as Writer-in-Residence for fifteen years. Writers-in-Residence have an ofice in the [[Department of English]] where they meet with students and community members to provide feedback and advice on their creative writing. They also give public readings and are generally involved with the literary community.
The Writer-in-Residence program began in 1965 due to the efforts of [[Desmond Pacey Memorial Lectures|Desmond Pacey]], head of the [[Department of English|English Department]] at UNB at the time. Funding from the Canada Council helped to create the first position of it's kind in a Canadian university. The term of the appointment varies from a few months to several years, the notable exception being Alden Nowlan, who remained as Writer-in-Residence for fifteen years. Writers-in-Residence have an ofice in the [[Department of English]] where they meet with students and community members to provide feedback and advice on their creative writing. They also give public readings and are generally involved with the literary community.


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|-
|-
|align="center" | '''Year(s)'''  
| align="center" | '''Year(s)'''
|align="center" | '''Name'''  
| align="center" | '''Name'''
|-
|-
| 1965-66  
| 1965-66
| Norman Levine*  
| Norman Levine*
|-
|-
| 1966-67  
| 1966-67
| Dorothy Livesay  
| Dorothy Livesay
|-
|-
| 1968-83  
| 1968-83
| Alden Nowlan  
| Alden Nowlan
|-
|-
| 1972-73  
| 1972-73
| John Metcalf  
| John Metcalf
|-
|-
| 1983-86  
| 1983-86
| David Adams Richards  
| David Adams Richards
|-
|-
| 1985 (September - December)  
| 1985 (September - December)
| John Hearne^  
| John Hearne^
|-
|-
| 1987-88  
| 1987-88
| Douglas Glover  
| Douglas Glover
|-
|-
| 1988-89  
| 1988-89
| Helen Weinzweig  
| Helen Weinzweig
|-
|-
| 1989-90  
| 1989-90
| Nancy Bauer  
| Nancy Bauer
|-
|-
| 1990-92  
| 1990-92
| Bill Gaston  
| Bill Gaston
|-
|-
| 1992-93  
| 1992-93
| Don Hannah  
| Don Hannah
|-
|-
| 1993-94  
| 1993-94
| Karen Connelly  
| Karen Connelly
|-
|-
| 1994 (September-December)  
| 1994 (September-December)
| Elisabeth Harvor  
| Elisabeth Harvor
|-
|-
| 1995-96  
| 1995-96
| Anne Michaels  
| Anne Michaels
|-
|-
| 1996-97  
| 1996-97
| Kenneth J. Harvey  
| Kenneth J. Harvey
|-
|-
| 1997 (September-December)  
| 1997 (September-December)
| Carol Malyon  
| Carol Malyon
|-
|-
| 1998 (January-April)  
| 1998 (January-April)
| Bill Bissett  
| Bill Bissett
|-
|-
| 1998-99  
| 1998-99
| Richard Sanger  
| Richard Sanger
|-
|-
| 1999-00  
| 1999-00
| Colleen Wagner  
| Colleen Wagner
|-
|-
| 2000-01  
| 2000-01
| George [Douglas] Fetherling  
| George [Douglas] Fetherling
|-
|-
| 2001-02  
| 2001-02
| John Steffler  
| John Steffler
|-
|-
| 2002-03  
| 2002-03
| Anne Simpson  
| Anne Simpson
|-
|-
| 2003-05  
| 2003-05
| Ken McGoogan  
| Ken McGoogan
|-
|-
| 2004-05  
| 2004-05
| <span style="color: #000000;">Erin Mouré</span>  
| <span style="color: #000000;">Erin Mouré</span>
|-
|-
| <span style="color: #000000;">2005-06</span>  
| <span style="color: #000000;">2005-06</span>
| <span style="color: #000000;">Catherine Bush</span>  
| <span style="color: #000000;">Catherine Bush</span>
|-
|-
| 2006-07  
| 2006-07
| Karen Solie  
| Karen Solie
|-
|-
| 2007-08  
| 2007-08
| Patricia Young  
| Patricia Young
|-
|-
| 2008-09  
| 2008-09
| Gerard Beirne  
| Gerard Beirne
|-
|-
| 2009-10  
| 2009-10
| Fred Stenson  
| Fred Stenson
|}
|}
*First appointment of its kind at any Canadian university.
*First appointment of its kind at any Canadian university.
^Although funded by an outside source and not by the Department of English, Hearne did hold the title of Writer-in-Residence
^Although funded by an outside source and not by the Department of English, Hearne did hold the title of Writer-in-Residence


<br/>'''Source(s):'''


'''Source(s):'''
*UA Case 191
* UA Case 191


© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2012
© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2012
[[Category:Writers-in-Residence]]

Revision as of 08:44, 3 June 2014

The Writer-in-Residence program began in 1965 due to the efforts of Desmond Pacey, head of the English Department at UNB at the time. Funding from the Canada Council helped to create the first position of it's kind in a Canadian university. The term of the appointment varies from a few months to several years, the notable exception being Alden Nowlan, who remained as Writer-in-Residence for fifteen years. Writers-in-Residence have an ofice in the Department of English where they meet with students and community members to provide feedback and advice on their creative writing. They also give public readings and are generally involved with the literary community.

As of 1 September 2008, UNB Saint John established the Lorenzo Writer-in-Residence program, made possible by the support of UNB president John McLaughlin. This writer-in-residence program operates on a three year term.

Year(s) Name
1965-66 Norman Levine*
1966-67 Dorothy Livesay
1968-83 Alden Nowlan
1972-73 John Metcalf
1983-86 David Adams Richards
1985 (September - December) John Hearne^
1987-88 Douglas Glover
1988-89 Helen Weinzweig
1989-90 Nancy Bauer
1990-92 Bill Gaston
1992-93 Don Hannah
1993-94 Karen Connelly
1994 (September-December) Elisabeth Harvor
1995-96 Anne Michaels
1996-97 Kenneth J. Harvey
1997 (September-December) Carol Malyon
1998 (January-April) Bill Bissett
1998-99 Richard Sanger
1999-00 Colleen Wagner
2000-01 George [Douglas] Fetherling
2001-02 John Steffler
2002-03 Anne Simpson
2003-05 Ken McGoogan
2004-05 Erin Mouré
2005-06 Catherine Bush
2006-07 Karen Solie
2007-08 Patricia Young
2008-09 Gerard Beirne
2009-10 Fred Stenson
  • First appointment of its kind at any Canadian university.

^Although funded by an outside source and not by the Department of English, Hearne did hold the title of Writer-in-Residence


Source(s):

  • UA Case 191

© UNB Archives & Special Collections, 2012