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New England Literature Program

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79:.) NELP lasts for six and a half weeks, with 40 students and 13 staff members participating each year. In addition to formal academic work in literature and writing, staff and students offer non-credit instruction in canoeing, camping, art, and nature studies. Students also teach or co-teach classes as part of the NELP program, and several three-day hiking and camping trips round out the NELP curriculum. Students at NELP live without cell phones, recorded music, video cameras, and email/computers. 151:
NELP offers creative writing workshops, and most writing is done in a journal. Journal writing is required and is central to NELP education. The journals are both personal and academic. The courses at NELP are graded. The academic program requires completion of a reading list, active work in the
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that takes place off-campus during the Spring half-term. University of Michigan faculty and other staff teach the courses, and students earn regular University of Michigan credit. The program has been in existence since 1975 and has an endowed permanent directorship in the English Department to
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The course description of NELP states that, "Diverse kinds of learning are all valuable and pleasurable," suggesting that intellectual and physical challenges are often parallel with each kind of learning reinforcing the others. The program is run cooperatively: All participants belong to work
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groups. Work responsibilities rotate among the groups, which prepare meals, wash dishes, and clean common areas. NELP begins with a work day during which equipment is unpacked and camp set up, and it ends with another work day. The students and staff live together during the duration of NELP.
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NELP students earn 9 hours of credit. While NELP’s academic work is said to be taught as a single integrated academic experience, the credits nonetheless appear on transcripts as three separate courses.
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The NELP program has had participants who have gone on to careers in writing and the arts. Among those are
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The New York Times, August 1, 2004, Education Life Supplement. "A Sense of Place" by Bruce Weber
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and other 18th through 20th century writers of various backgrounds.
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journal, and extensive participation in classes and groups.
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University of Michigan
Camp Kabeyun
Lake Winnipesaukee
Alton Bay
New Hampshire
Camp Kehonka
Wolfeboro
New Hampshire
Camp Wohelo
Camp Mataponi
Sebago Lake
Maine
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
Emily Dickinson
Frederick Douglass
Sarah Orne Jewett
Robert Frost
Galway Kinnell
Louise Glück
Ruth Stone
Wallace Stevens
Carolyn Chute
Bruce Weber
Mark Leibovich
New York Times
Diane Cook
This American Life
Harper Collins

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