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Halvard Johnson
halvard@earthlink.net
http://home.earthlink.net/~halvard
Awards:
• Maryland
State Arts Council Individual Artist Grant in Poetry (1997)
• Maryland
State Arts Council Individual Artist Grant in Fiction (1995)
• National
Endowment for the Arts, Creative Writing Fellowship in Poetry (1990)
• Baltimore
CityArts Grants in Poetry (1991, 1992)
• Ragdale
Foundation, Residency Grant in Poetry (1990)
• Virginia Center
for the Creative Arts, Fellowships in Poetry
(1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1998, 2002)
Five volumes of poetry: Winter Journey (New York:
New Rivers Press, 1979); Eclipse (New York: New Rivers Press,
1974); The Dance of the Red Swan (New York: New Rivers Press,
1971); Transparencies and Projections (New York: New Rivers
Press, 1969). Changing the Subject (in collaboration with James
V.
Cervantes): Granada Hills, CA: Red Hen Press, 2004.
Chapbooks: Rapsodie espagnole (Espoo, Finland: x(press)ed,
2003);
G(e)nome (Espoo, Finland: x(press)ed, 2003; The English Lesson
(Bryan, Texas: Unicorn Press, 2004).
Extensive publications of poetry and fiction in periodicals such
as Ironwood, Minnesota Review,
Monks Pond,
Puerto
del Sol, El
Corno Emplumado,
Cayey Revista, Granite,
The Florida
Review,
Stony Brook, Salt River Review, and Wisconsin Review.
Collaborations:
With Miriam Beerman, visual artist, Three Sentences Beginning with S
--an artist's book
With James Lewis, composer, art songs
With Lynda Schor, novel-in-progress
With James V. Cervantes,
Changing the Subject, a collection of some
72 poems written online during the summer of 1999 and due to
be published in 2004 by Red Hen Press
Professional and Educational Experience:
New School University--Eugene Lang College
New York, New York
Part-time instructor
--First-year writing: Exploring Poetry
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Newark, New Jersey
Part-time instructor
--First-year English
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Baltimore, Maryland
Part-time instructor
(1991-2000)
--Taught Composition, Technical Writing, Introduction
to Literature, Introduction to Fiction Writing, Intro-
duction to Poetry Writing, Introduction to Writing
Creative Nonfiction
University of Maryland University College
College Park, Maryland
Adjunct Assistant Professor
(1973-1996)
--1984-1996 Taught in State-wide Programs--
Composition, Creative Writing, Technical Writing,
Writing for Managers, Critical Analysis in Reading
and Writing, Business Ethics, Hemingway and
Fitzgerald, Twain and Crane, Exploring Language:
Thinking, Writing, and Communicating
--Helped develop a course called Writing for Managers
--1979-1984 Taught in Asian Division (Japan and Korea)--
Composition, Creative Writing, Technical Writing
--1973-1979 Taught in European Division (West Germany
and Turkey)--Composition, Creative Writing
Towson University
Towson, Maryland
Part-time Instructor
(1992-2000)
--Taught advanced English as a Second Language;
Composition
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland
Part-time lecturer
(1993-1995)
--Taught Business Writing, I & II, Introduction to
Writing the Short Story, Effective Academic Writing,
Literature of Ecology and Environment
New York University--American Language Institute
New York, New York
Part-time Instructor
(1991-1992)
--Taught English as a Second Language
Rutgers--The State University
Newark, New Jersey
Part-time Instructor
(1991-1992)
--Taught first-year writing
New School--Eugene Lang College
New York, New York
Part-time Instructor
(1991-1992)
--Taught first-year writing courses
Japanese Self-Defense Force
Tokyo, Japan
Instructor
(1982-1984)
--Instructed military and government personnel
in conversational English
University of Puerto Rico--Cayey
Cayey, Puerto Rico
Assistant Professor
(1968-1972)
--Taught Basic English (ESL), Introduction to Literature,
American Literature, Modem Novel, History of the English
Language
--Helped UPR--Cayey, then a fledging campus, develop and
introduce many new courses.
University of Texas at El Paso
El Paso, Texas
Instructor
(1964-1968)
--Taught Composition, Introduction to Literature
Chicago Teachers College--North
Chicago, Illinois
Instructor
(1963-1964)
--Taught Composition, World Literature
Wright Junior College
Chicago, Illinois
Instructor
(1961-1963)
--Taught Composition
Education:
University of Chicago
Chicago, Illinois
MA, English
(1959-1960)
--Wrote master's papers in linguistics, Melville, Chaucer;
concentrated course work in American literature and linguistics
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware, Ohio
BA, 1958
(1954-1958)
--Majored in both English and philosophy
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