Category: audio

1) Wed 9/11/19, 3PM (wk 1)
2) Wed 9/18/19, noon (wk 2) (w/ Kate Colby)
3) Wed 9/25/19, 10AM (wk 3)
4) Wed 10/2/19, 8PM (wk 4)
5) Thu. 10/10/19, 6:30PM in Boston (wk 5)
6) Wed 10/16/19, noon (wk 6) (w/ Doug Kearney)
7) Wed 10/23/19, 9AM (wk 7)
8) Wed 10/30/19, 7PM in NYC (wk 8)
9) Wed 11/6/19, 5PM (wk 9)
10) Wed 11/13/19, 3PM (wk 10) (w/ Tracie Morris)
11) Mon 11/18/19, 10:30AM (“final words”)

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Since our first session back in 2012, ModPo people have arranged meet-ups around the world. And they have formed online study groups. To find a meet-up in your city or region and to find a study group you might like to join, click HERE. You can also post to the ModPo Facebook group HERE.

Yes, you can take ModPo for University of Pennsylvania credit. Three 10-week sessions are offered each year: fall, spring, summer. This version of ModPo is taught by famed ModPo TA Anna Strong Safford and co-created with ModPo founder Al Filreis. Click HERE for all the info you need. Contact Anna with questions at modpo@writing.upenn.edu.

ModPo TAs are famously responsive & generous with their time. Meet them HERE. Talk with them directly during office hours (schedule is HERE). Click HERE to watch an 11-minute video featuring the ModPo TAs in action.

If you would like to receive ModPo announcements by email, write to us at modpo@writing.upenn.edu. If you would like to receive weekly announcements about Kelly Writers House events (all of which are streamed live), write to wh@writing.upenn.edu.

Got 5 minutes? Check out the latest episode of ModPoMinute:

Or click HERE for all episodes.

ModPo has created a Teacher Resource Center (“TRC“) for teachers who use ModPo poems & videos in their classrooms. Click HERE to read teaching guides and watch videos in which teachers talk about teaching with ModPo. If you wish to be added to our teachers mailing list, write us at modpo@writing.upenn.edu. Click HERE to discuss ModPo poems with other teachers.

Our “Community Collaborative Close Readings” page consists of videos created by ModPo people worldwide as they gather together to collaborate on the close reading of a poem from or related to the ModPo syllabus. Click HERE to visit the CCCR page and watch some of the videos—and to read guidelines for creating your own CCCR video.

PoemTalk is a monthly podcast produced by Al Filreis at the Kelly Writers House in collaboration with the Poetry Foundation. All episodes, including the newest, are archived at Jacket2 magazine HERE. Click HERE to subscribe through iTunes. Most PoemTalk episodes are audio-only, but here is the video recording of PoemTalk #127—about a poem by John Ashbery: