Each year, the Program in Expository Writing offers 40 or more topic-based writing seminars. Limited to 15 students, Expos seminars are organized around four major essay assignments, each of which guides students’ practice through pre-writing, drafting, and revising, and includes in-class discussion, workshops, and individual conferences with the instructor. Individual seminar topics range across the disciplines, reflecting the diverse disciplinary backgrounds of the 25-30 faculty—full-time lecturers and graduate-student teaching fellows—who teach in the Program. Lecturers teach two seminars per term, usually on the same topic; graduate-student fellows teach one seminar per term. For more information about the Expository Writing Program at Johns Hopkins, please visit the rest of our web site. For information about how to apply to teach in the Program, click on the links below. Lecturers Senior Lecturer Allen Grossman Teaching Fellows | 
