Loyola University Maryland - Writing
Voyage Rentals
Developing content
particularly text-content
for this emerging web business in the travel and property rental sector.
Voyage Rentals
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Teaching English classes in composition
creative writing
and American literature.
Lecturer
Greater Milwaukee Area
Teaching English classes in composition.
Lecturer
Greater Milwaukee Area
Cardinal Stritch University
Writing
brand development
creative direction
developmental editing
copy editing
proofreading
ideation.
Self-employed
Graduate Teaching Assistant
Taught English classes in the fields of creative writing
American literature
and composition.
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Loyola University Maryland
I teach classes in the Writing Department and help manage the Writing Center offices across our three campuses.
Visiting Affiliate Assistant Professor
Baltimore
Maryland Area
Ph.D
English (ABD)
Loyola University Maryland
Associate Director
Writing Center
Spanish (proficient reading and writing)
M.F.A
Creative Writing
Emerson College
Bay Area Production Mangement
Provided complete production management for film and television for animation
live-action
interactive platforms
and touch screen applications. Major clients included Colossal Pictures
Nuko
Protozoa
Silicon Graphics
Curious Pictures
Wal-Mart.com and more.
Production Manager
San Francisco Bay Area
Bay Area Production Mangement
Craig Medvecky
Author of critical articles
essays
stories
poems
novellas
novels
and flash fiction. Having earned a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing from Emerson College
much of my published creative work reflects his interest with imagism
collage
and the lyric. Recent and forthcoming work can be found in Kerouac's Dog
Necessary Fiction
Gnovis
Contemporary Literature
Sentence: A Journal of Prose Poetics
The Burnside Review
and Shady Side Review among other places. He is currently writing a historical novel that explores representations of masculinity in the context of American politics.
Writer
Greater Milwaukee Area
Craig Medvecky
B.A
History
Princeton University
Forest Edge Elementary
Higher Education
Microsoft Excel
Creative Writing
Adobe Creative Suite
Copywriting
Proofreading
Wordpress
Microsoft Office
Blogging
Web Content
Public Speaking
Publishing
Copy Editing
Event Planning
Digital Media
Research
InDesign
Editing
HTML
Books
Art on the Supply Side: Neoliberalism and Public Funding for the Arts
The paper analyzes recent constructions of American public policy regarding funding for the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Arthur MacEwan’s study of neoliberalism functions as a framework for understanding broad historical shifts in the perceived role of the State in funding the Arts on a national scale
while the primary investigation presents the suppression of Body Count’s song
Cop Killer
as a case through which to assess the viability of the neoliberal rationale for federal arts funding. The paper contends that the neoliberal approach to public arts has lead to funding rationales that construct art as a commodity subordinate to the principles of supply and demand
while limiting
if not denying
the constitutive role of art as political speech in the life of a democracy. Further
the case study suggests that Keynesian and post-Keynesian economic models apply more cohesively than the neoliberal model as a bona fide rationale for federal arts funding
where active federal arts policy is vital both in the creation and maintenance of a stable climate for the production of capital and in the proper functioning of a representative mode of government.
Art on the Supply Side: Neoliberalism and Public Funding for the Arts
This article examines the origins of the prose poem in respect to Charles Baudelaire and posits formal relationships with the emerging Modernist aesthetic.
High and Low: Photographic Strategies in Paris Spleen
Presents a literary criticism of the short story collection \"Unspeakable Practices
Unnatural Acts\" by Donald Barthelme. It outlines the portrayal of men and masculinity in the collection and comments on the role of sexual desire in the literature. Specific stories are analyzed
including \"The Dolt\" and \"See the Moon.\" The plot and characters of the stories are described and the victimization of men and representation of women in the stories are also analyzed.
Reconstructing Masculinity: Donald Barthelme's \"Unspeakable Practices
Unnatural Acts.\"
As a Visiting Affiliate Professor of Writing in the Writing Department at Loyola University in Maryland
I strive to be a versatile colleague with a variety teaching interests that span creative writing
composition and literary studies. \n \nMy near-term goals are to find a full-time position in teaching
writing
or creative development.\n\nSpecialties: My academic and scholarly writing engages Modernism and modernity. In particular
my research focuses the legacies of the Harlem Renaissance; the effects of Surrealism on twentieth century American arts and letters
and modern and post-modern epistemologies. I am currently working on a historical novel that bridges my academic and creative interests through a dramatic exploration of the role of fine arts in the Cold War politics of the 1950s.
Craig
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Loyola University Maryland
Self-employed
Loyola University Maryland
Cardinal Stritch University