GRADUATE WRITING POPULAR FICTION (MFA)   Admission Requirements   Educational Objectives   Curriculum   Meet the Faculty   Writing Groups   Writer's Resources   Tuition & Fees   Contact Us Select a Program Art TherapyAutism (Certificate)Elementary/Middle Level EducationEntrepreneurship (Certificate)Genocide and Holocaust Studies (Certificate)Inclusive EducationMarriage and Family TherapyMaster of Business Administration (MBA)Orthodontics (Certificate)Physician AssistantSpecial EducationWriting Popular Fiction (MFA) Seton Hill University Graduate Admissions Laurel Komarny Program Counselor Seton Hill University 1 Seton Hill Drive Box 510F Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 838-4209 (phone) (800) 826-6234 (toll free) (724) 830-1891 (fax) lkomarny@setonhill.edu For more information about the field of writing and the Seton Hill University graduate Writing Popular Fiction program contact: Writing Popular Fiction Program Director Dr. Albert Wendland Seton Hill University 1 Seton Hill Drive Box 468F Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 830-1019 (phone) wendland@setonhill.edu Contact Us For admissions questions: Laurel Komarny Graduate Program Counselor Seton Hill University 1 Seton Hill Drive Box 510F Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 838-4209 (phone) (800) 826-6234 (toll free) (724) 830-1294 (fax) lkomarny@setonhill.edu For curriculum questions: Dr. Albert Wendland Writing Popular Fiction Program Director Seton Hill University 1 Seton Hill Drive Box 468F Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 830-1019 (phone) wendland@setonhill.edu All questions regarding specific residency information including Writers' Residency classes, dates, and travel arrangements should be directed to: Wendy Lynn Administrative Assistant for Writing Popular Fiction Seton Hill University 1 Seton Hill Drive Box 505F Greensburg, PA 15601 (724) 830-4600 (phone) lynn@setonhill.edu Have a Question? If you have a quick question, why not ask it now? Please use the form below to send a message to the Office of Graduate and Adult Studies. Your Name: Email Address: Question: AntiSpam Captcha "CAPTCHA" is a contrived acronym for "Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart. To prove that you are in fact a human please enter the five characters you see in the image on the left into the box on the right.