Writing Workshops in San Miguel, 2008

Schedule of Classes and Events

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Tuition and Fees for San Miguel: $2300 (not including housing, transportation, or meals)

Morning Classes: 9:30 AM -- 12:30 PM (Writing Workshops)

Afternoon Classes: 2:00 PM -- 5:00 PM (Literature Classes, Etc.)

Note:

Items in blue text are part of the Mexican History and Culture Lecture series, open to all but required of those taking the series for credit. These items and times are tentative and subject to change.

Items in red text require pre-registration. Please email for details.

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Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

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Arrival in San Miguel, check in.

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Neighborhood Orientation:
7:00 pm

 

June 21

Walking Tour of San Miguel
(10 AM)

Orientation
(5 PM)

 

Opening Reception
Courtyard of Hacienda De Las Flores
(7 PM)

 

 

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Class Day 1

Mexican Lit & Culture Orientation session for credit students
1:45 PM

FILM: TBA
8:30 PM

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Class Day 2

Reading

TBA

6 pm

 

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Class Day 3

Reading TBA

6 pm

 

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Lecture and Excursion to Guanajuato
(8:30 AM assembly)

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Xotolar Ranch and Canyon Horseback Riding Tour
(Extra Fees Apply)

June 28

 

Salsa Dancing Lessons: 6 pm

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Class Day 2

FILM: TBA
8:30 PM

 

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Class Day 3

Reading:
TBA
6 pm

 

July 1

Class Day 4

Reading TBA

6 pm:

 

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Lecture and Excursion to Teotihuacan
(6:30 AM assembly)

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Lecture on Mexican Revolution
(10 AM)
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4

Life After the MFA: A Post-Graduate Panel Discussion

 

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July 5

 

 

Cooking Class
(4 PM)

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Class Day 5

Film TBA
8:30 PM

 

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Class Day 6

Reading:
TBA
6 PM

 

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Class Day 7

Reading:
TBA
6 PM

9

Lecture and Excursion to Aotonilco and Hot Springs

(9:00 am Assembly)

 

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On Your Own

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On Your Own
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July 12

On Your Own

 

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Class Day 10

Panel on Expatriate Writers (4 PM)

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Class Day 11

Reading TBA

6 pm:

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Class Day 12

Reading 6 pm: Closing Day Open Mic

 

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Farewell Dinner:
Rancho de Las Hadas Madrinas
 6:00 PM

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Departures

 

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Departures

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