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Hana Widerman is a poet and MFA student at Cornell University's Department of Literatures in English, where she also teaches courses such as ENGL 1160 (FWS: Intersections: Race, Writing, and Power) and ENGL 2800 (Creative Writing). She holds a BA in English and Creative Writing from Princeton University. Widerman’s poetry explores themes of identity, race, and cultural heritage, reflecting her Japanese-American background. Her work has been published in The Threepenny Review, The Journal, The Washington Square Review, and others, with additional pieces forthcoming.
Education:
- Bachelor of Arts in English and Creative Writing, Princeton University
Research focuses on blending personal narrative with broader sociopolitical themes. Her creative output often interrogates intersections of race, power, and cultural belonging through lyrical exploration.
Awards include the 2024 George Harmon Coxe Poetry Prize and the James Richardson Award in Poetry. She is affiliated with Cornell’s Creative Writing program, contributing to literary initiatives like EPOCH Magazine and the Zalaznick Reading Series.
