Graduate Program News

Jean Guerrero M.F.A. '15 recently wrote an opinion piece, "The Border Realities Beneath the Fury," for The New York Times. Guerrero, who serves as an investigative reporter for KPBS and NPR News, has reported extensively on border migration and immigration issues.

"The Honey Bus: A Memoir of Loss, Courage and a Girl Saved by Bees," by Meredith May M.F.A. '11 earned a spot on USA Today's list of "5 books not to miss." May's work, which was her manuscript project while at Goucher, was also named an Amazon Book of the Month for Biographies & Memoirs.

In his new book, "After Virginia Tech," veteran journalist Thomas Kapsidelis, M.F.A. '14 looks at the 2007 mass shooting from the angle of those who lived through it.

"Go Home to Your 'Dying' Hometown" offers a unique perspective on current cultural and political divisions.

"We are on the cusp of enormous leadership changes in the arts in the United States," says Program Director Ramona Baker. "Literally every day I see someone else who is stepping down, and we have people who want to be able to step up into those positions."