Berkeley Writers at Work: David Kirp
March 31, 2004, 08:00AMMorrison Library
David Kirp is a Berkeley professor of public policy. He is the author of many nonfiction titles, the most recent being "Shakespeare, Einstein, and the Bottom Line: The Marketing of Higher Education", in which he looked at 12 colleges and universities that, in order to deal with competitive pressures, are marketing themselves much like a consumer brand. Kirp is interviewed by John Levine, a College Writing Programs lecturer.
Writers at Work takes an unusual approach to writing. While nonfiction authors are often invited to discuss the subject matter of their works, the series provides a forum for campus writers to talk about their writing process - from gathering material to creating a mood, editing, and revising.
This event took place on March 31, 2004 in the Morrison Library, UC Berkeley
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This event was sponsored by College Writing Programs
College Writing Programs offers undergraduate and graduate courses, public programs, and resources to promote writing and the teaching of writing across the UC Berkeley campus.


