The Elegy Project gathers and shares materials for teaching about elegy at all levels, across K-12 and post-secondary institutions. Many of our volunteers are teachers and know first-hand that poetry is a part of flourishing classrooms. To share pedagogical materials and ideas with us, please contact us here.
This syllabus is for an undergraduate seminar on 20th- and 21st-century literature in Western Washington University's English Department. Instriuctor: Stefania Heim.
This lesson comes from "Poetry and the Art of Survival," a spring 2022 workshop series for incarcerated students in the Suffolk County House of Correction. Instructor: David Sherman.
This syllabus is for an undergraduate and graduate student seminar in Brandeis University's English Department, from fall 2018. This is a project-based seminar on contemporary elegy. Instructor: David Sherman.