Faculty
The Warren Wilson MFA program faculty change, thus giving students exposure to many writers. Recent faculty of the program include: Betty Adcock, Rick Barot, Andrea Barrett, Charles Baxter, Marianne Boruch, Robert Boswell, Lan Samantha Chang, Michael Collier, Stephen Dobyns, Jennifer Grotz, Brooks Haxton, David Haynes, Tony Hoagland, C.J. Hribal, A. Van Jordan, Victor LaValle, Thomas Mallon, Maurice Manning, Heather McHugh, Steve Orlen, Frederick Reiken, Martha Rhodes, Danzy Senna, David Shields, Megan Staffel, Daniel Tobin, Ellen Bryant Voigt, C. Dale Young, Dean Young, and others. The list of the faculty over the entire 30-year history of the program numbers above 150 writers.
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