Jeremy Flick | Curriculum Vitae
Master of Fine Arts
flick.jeremy.a@gmail.com

Education

MFA in Creative Writing (Poetry), University of Kentucky, 2019.
MA in English, Ball State University, 2016.
BA in English, Ball State University, 2013.

Administrative Experience

Ball State University
Secretary to the Graduate Programs Director, September 2019 – Present
Recruiter at Taylor University, Spring 2016
Admin. Assistant to the Director of Creative Writing, Fall 2015—Spring 2016
Research Assistant, Summer 2015

University of Kentucky
Recruiter at Clark Atlanta University, April 2019

Teaching Experience

Teacher, Eastside Jr./Sr. High School – Butler, IN
English 9, August 2021 – Present

Adjunct Instructor of English, Purdue University Global
CM 220. Composition II, January 2021 – May 2021

Graduate Instructor, University of Kentucky
WRD 111. Composition and Communication II, Spring 2019
WRD 110. Composition and Communication I, Fall 2018

Graduate Teaching Assistant, University of Kentucky
English 107. Introduction to Imaginative Writing, Spring 2018
English 107. Introduction to Imaginative Writing, Fall 2017

Adjunct Instructor of English, Anderson University
English 1100. Rhetoric and Composition (Basic), Fall 2016
English 1110. Rhetoric and Composition, Fall 2016

Graduate Instructor, Ball State University
English 104. Composing Research, Spring 2016
English 103. Rhetoric and Writing, Fall 2015
English 104. Composing Research, Spring 2015

Graduate Teaching Assistant, Ball State University
Theater 340. Playwriting, Fall 2015
English 103. Rhetoric and Composition, Fall 2014
Writing Center Tutor, Ball State Writing Center, Fall 2014

Professional Experience

Digital Media Editor – New Limestone Review/University of Kentucky MFA Program, Spring 2018—Spring 2019

Reader – New Limestone Review, Fall 2017—Spring 2019

Social Media Coordinator – Graduate Student Advisory Board, Fall 2015—Spring 2016

Abstract Assessment Committee – Practical Criticism Midwest, December 2014

Editing and Design Intern – ENG 409, Ball State University, Spring 2013

Lead Poetry Editor – The Broken Plate, August 2012—May 2013

Co-Editor – The Circle Review, August 2012—May 2013

Service Experience

Departmental Service, University of Kentucky, Spring 2018—Spring 2019

Service, Graduate Student Advisory Board (GSAB), Fall 2014—Spring 2016

Departmental Service, Ball State University English Department, Fall 2014—Spring 2016

Publications

Poetry
“Portland, IN”
The Birds We Piled Loosely, April 2016

“A Letter of Adoration”
The Broken Plate, Spring 2017

“Puerto Plata”
Pidgeonholes, March 2018

“Bent”
Matador Review (Summer 2018)
– Best of the Net 2019 Nominee
– 2019 New Poetry from the Midwest
New American Press (Released Summer 2021)

“Lure” and “Sestina”
PASTEL Magazine, July 2018

“Walking the Edesess Trail at Eagle Creek State Park in Late October”
Plath Profiles Vol. 12. No. 1 (2020)

Book Reviews
Flung Throne (2018) by Cody-Rosé Clevidence
The Hollins Critic (Vol. LVI, No. 1: February 2019)

Mitochondrial Night (2019) by Ed Bok Lee
Rain Taxi (Vol. 24, No. 2: Summer 2019)

Hard Child (2017) by Natalie Shapero
The Hollins Critic (Vol. LVI, No. 3: June 2019)

Love, Robot (2017) by Margaret Rhee
The Hollins Critic

Interviews
with Carrie Fountain
University of Kentucky MFA Podcast, June 2018

with Shay Alexi
University of Kentucky MFA Podcast, July 2018

with Kelly Forsythe
University of Kentucky MFA Podcast, August 2018

with Gregory Pardlo
University of Kentucky MFA Podcast, October 2018

with Morgan Parker
University of Kentucky MFA Podcast, May 2019

Awards

2018—2019 MFA in Creative Writing Poetry Award
University of Kentucky Department of English

Presentations and Conferences

“Do You Feel Held By Him: Collective Emotional Experience in Contemporary Horror Films”
Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture since 1900, February 20-22nd, 2020.

“Be a Good Girl: Power Dynamics in The Price of Salt, Carol, and Lolita”
Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture since 1900, February 18-20^th, 2016.

“A Pill A Day Keeps Destruction Away”
Practical Criticism Midwest, February 6^th, 2015