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Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies

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What is the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies?

The Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies brings together traditional disciplines related to the creation and analysis of art, and also offers opportunities for interdisciplinary studies at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

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Congratulations to student Martina Steuri who won the North American Conference on British Studies annual undergraduate essay prize! Her submission, entitled “Too Evil to Feel Guilty: Guilt in King Lear and Macbeth,” was originally written for Sean Lawrence's English 438, Early Shakespeare, in the fall of 2008.

Some Up Coming FCCS Events

Please see the events calendar for more information about these and other upcoming FCCS events.

 

  Author Reading: Michael MacLennan
Wednesday, February 10, at 7pm in Arts 218 at UBC Okanagan
This is a free public event.

Sponsored by the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies at UBC Okanagan, UBC Okanagan Bookstore, The Canada Council for the Arts, Okanagan Regional Library. and the Alternator Gallery.

   Michael MacLennan divides his time between Toronto,Vancouver and Los Angeles. His plays have been produced throughout Canada, Europe and the US. His books include Beat the Sunset, Grace, The Shooting Stage, Last Romantics, Life After God and The Good Egg. He has won a Jessie, two Voaden Prizes, Theatrum National Playwrighting Award and was twice nominated for the Governor General's. As screenwriter, Michael has been nominated for five WGC Screenwriting Awards. He was co-executive producer of Queer as Folk, creator/ executive producer of Godiva's and Jpod, and consulting producer on Being Erica.

author Michael MacLennan

 Allison Hargreaves Feb 2010

 

Check out the Department of Creative Studies Promo Video.

Creeative Studies promotional video 2008

Students can explore their interests in:

Art History, Creative Writing, Cultural Studies, English, French, German, Japanese, Spanish, Performance, and Visual Arts

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