Welcome
to the English Department at GCC. We offer courses in composition,
reading, and English literature.
We also have
a Creative Writing program, an
English as a
Second Language program,
a
Developmental Literacy program to prepare you for
college-level work, and a
Journalism/Mass Communications/New Media program.
Classes are scheduled to
offer flexibility in completing your academic goals at GCC.
Courses are available on
campus and online, during the day and at night, and in both traditional
and accelerated formats. GCC
also offers classes at our campus at
GCC North, at the
Communiversity @ Surprise, and in the far west valley at Valley Vista
High School, 15550 N. Parkview Place, Surprise.
We hope our Web site will provide answers
to many of your questions about our programs and look forward to meeting
you in one of our classes.
The Traveler 2010 Winners
Announced
These students' writing will be featured in the 2010 edition of The
Traveler, available in late Spring, 2010.
Poetry
1st Place: "Family Values" by Lee Sola
2nd Place: "Do Mirrors Have Memories" by Dan Ramirez
3rd Place: "All Coasts are Infinite" by Edwin Horn
Honorable Mention: "Movie Star Kisses" by Jennifer
Delgado
Fiction
1st Place "Upon Bathroom Stalls" by Leann Higbee
2nd Place "The Crystal Myth Story" by Callista Barnes
3rd Place "A Different Kind of Love Story" by Michael
Lamb
Honorable Mention "Perfecting Hannah" by Martine Cloud
Nonfiction
1st Place: "Crossing in Shadows" by Jennifer Delgado
2nd Place: "The Hallucination" by Steven Clauer
3rd Place: "The Illusion of Cunning" by Kelsie Cady
Honorable Mention: "A Failed Experiment by Dan Ramirez
GCC's
student Art and Literary magazine, The Traveler 2009,
is now available online at
http://www.gc.maricopa.edu/English/travissues.html.
Poetry, anyone?
Join the Rorschach Poets on the second Tuesday of every month for
Free Association Poetry Open
Mic from 7 to 9:30 p.m. in Room
104E of the Student Union at GCC. The free event seeks to bring contemporary
poetry to local residents. The event is open to the public, and poetry readers are invited to present all styles and
stages of writing.