• Source: Master of Professional Writing Program
    • A Master of Professional Writing Program is a type of graduate degree program in professional writing. Chatham University in Pennsylvania has an online MPW program. The University of Southern California's MPW program ended in May 2016, at which point it moved to the Vermont College of Fine Arts under the new name the School of Writing and Publishing.


      Notable alumni of the USC program


      Millicent Borges Accardi, poet and recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, author of four poetry books
      Mark Andrus, author of As Good as It Gets and Life as a House
      Margaret Davis, author of biographies of William Mulholland and Edward L. Doheny
      Frederick Johnson, Emmy- and WGA Award-winning writer of daytime television serials
      Charlotte Laws, author and animal rights advocate
      EM Lewis, playwright
      Sandra Tsing Loh, radio commentator and author
      Gina Nahai, author of Cry of the Peacock
      Greg Rucka, writer of novels and comic books
      Ann Seaman, author of biographies of Jimmy Swaggart and Madalyn Murray O'Hair
      Charles_Harper_Webb, poet, Guggenheim Fellow
      Lee Wochner, playwright


      Notable faculty of the USC program



      Shelley Berman, humor writing
      Nan Cohen, poetry
      Syd Field, screenwriting
      Janet Fitch, fiction
      Noel Riley Fitch, non-fiction
      Donald Freed, playwriting
      Amy Gerstler, poetry
      Dana Goodyear, non-fiction
      Janet Irvin, fiction
      Marty Isenberg, animation
      Irvin Kershner, cinema/TV
      Jerome Lawrence, playwriting
      Dinah Lenney, non-fiction
      Gerald Locklin, poetry, fiction
      Larry the Cable Guy, cinema/TV
      MG Lord, non-fiction
      Shelly Lowenkopf, fiction, publishing
      David Scott Milton, playwriting
      Gina Nahai, fiction
      Gabrielle Pina, fiction
      Robert Pirosh, cinema/TV
      Beata Pozniak, drama/film/TV
      Michael Price, animation writing
      James Ragan, poetry and program director for 25 years
      John Rechy, fiction
      Aram Saroyan, poetry, fiction
      Sy Gomberg, screenwriter
      Hubert Selby Jr., fiction
      Melville Shavelson, cinema/TV
      Gay Talese, non-fiction
      Shirley Thomas, technical writing
      Kenneth Turan, film
      Lee Wochner, playwriting
      Richard Yates, fiction


      References




      External links


      Chatham University program
      Vermont College of Fine Arts program

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