Oakwood Magazine
Oakwood Magazine is our literary and art magazine edited by 日本av视频 students.
History
In 1975, former 日本av视频 student Doug Cockrell and English professor David Evans started a literary magazine that not only included the creative writing of 日本av视频 students but also the work of regional writers. For several decades it became primarily a student literary magazine, but beginning with the 2017 issue, Oakwood returned to its roots and now includes regional writers and artists.
Today, Oakwood includes work from 日本av视频 students of all majors, as well as writers and artists of the broader Great Plains region. The journal is published in the spring with funding from the School of English and Interdisciplinary Studies, the Students' Association and generous donors.
Guidelines
日本av视频 students of all majors are welcome to submit works in the following categories: fiction, nonfiction, poetry, essays, paintings, drawings, photographs of original sculpture, and black and white or color photographs. We also accept submissions from writers and artists across South Dakota and neighboring states, as well as those from the region who now live elsewhere. The journal is published in the spring, and are available online. We typically accept submissions from October through Jan. 31.
Coursework
Graduate and advanced undergraduate students can enroll in a publishing practicum each spring semester to gain valuable real-world experience in editing, production and publicity.
Contact Amber Jensen or Jodilyn Andrews for more information on enrollment.
Archive and Social Media
Briggs Library, through its , has generously begun the process of digitizing and archiving previous issues of Oakwood from the very beginning.
