Hampshire College

William Ryan, co-director of the Writing Center and a faculty associate in the School of Social Science, has been at Hampshire since 1980. Before then, he was a counselor at Johnson State College in Johnson, Vermont, and also a high school history and English teacher. He has a B.A. and M.Ed. from the University of Vermont, and an M.A. in American history from the University of Massachusetts.

A freelance writer with an interest in outdoor recreation, he has written two books on fishing and serves as a contributing editor at Gray’s Sporting Journal, where he edits and writes a column on the history of hunting and fishing.

Affiliations
School of Critical Social Inquiry
The Writing Center

Recent Courses
CSI-0139: Writing The Urban Experience (Spring 2012)
HACU-0171: Writing the City at War (London, Leningrad, Warsaw, Berlin): 1940-1945 (Spring 2012)
IA-0103/HACU-0103: Introduction to Writing (January 2012)
HACU-0103/IA-0103: Introduction to Writing (Fall 2011)