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Sarah Pollock
Professor, English and Journalism
Program Head of Journalism

At Mills since 1987

Office: Mills Hall 347
Phone: 510.430.2359-1
Email: pollock@mills.edu
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Faculty Office Hours
Days	Time	Room
T, TH and	2:30 - 3:15 by appointment	MH 347

Spring 2012 Schedule
Days	Time	Description	Room
T	01:00PM-02:15PM	ENG 180B/280B Special Topics	MH 318
T	09:30AM-10:45AM	ENG 73/73/173/173 Journalism Principles II	MH 318
TH	01:00PM-02:15PM	ENG 180B/280B Special Topics	MH 318
TH	09:30AM-10:45AM	ENG 73/73/173/173 Journalism Principles II	MH 318
TBA	TBA	ENG 250 Thesis for MFA Degree	TBA

Education

BA University of California at Berkeley, English Literature, 1978, Summa Cum Laude, Distinction in General Scholarship

Courses Taught

ENG 072/172: Journalism I
ENG 073/173: Journalism II
ENG 159: Feature Writing
ENG 160: Writing for Magazines
ENG 250: Thesis for MFA Degree
ENG 267: Graduate Creative Non-fiction Workshop
ENG 269: Graduate Magazine Workshop

Professional Interests

The journalism revolution (digital media, social media, legacy news values, etc.), magazine and news writing and editing for traditional media; creative nonfiction (in print and other forms), historical and geographic narratives, environmental and natural history writing

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Activities & Resources
Awards

Contemporary Writers Series

The Place for Writers

580 Split, Creative Writing Journal of Literature & Art

The Walrus

The Campanil

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Contact Information

P: 510.430.2217
F: 510.430.3398
E: english@mills.edu