Faculty News

Megan Mayhew Bergman Mayhew Bergman Appointed Associate Director of the MFA in Writing Program

Megan Mayhew Bergman (MFAW '10) has been appointed associate director of the MFA in Writing Program at Bennington College. She is the author of two critically acclaimed works of short fiction (Birds of a Lesser Paradise and Almost Famous Women) and is at work on a novel that will be published by Scribner.

Image of Alan Cheuse Remembering Alan Cheuse (1940-2015)

Alan Cheuse, the novelist, teacher and longtime literary commentator for NPR, has died at the age of 75.

Image of Michael Dumanis Dumanis on Poetry as a Second Language

In an essay in Literary Hub, faculty member Michael Dumanis discusses writing poetry "animated by American English and frequently set in a recognizably American landscape, yet wholly rooted in Russian language and tradition, composed with a distinctly Russian ear and what I think is a distinctly Soviet, ex-Soviet, or would-be-Soviet sensibility".

One of the pieces at the exhibition Marble Codes: Robotic Sculpture from Garfagnana

Digital Stone Project, the not-for-profit technology organization led by faculty member Jon Isherwood, recently held the symposium and exhibition Marble Codes: Robotic Sculpture from Garfagnana in Florence, Italy. Digital Stone Project uses innovative digital technologies to serve artists, architects, designers, and the public.

Mary Lum's Way Out Lum's Exhibition Garnering Attention

Faculty member Mary Lum’s solo exhibition at Carroll and Sons Gallery in Boston, Mass., is garnering attention in the art press.