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Reed Art Gallery Hosts Work of PI Writer/Artist/Teacher

Posted by Jen Lynds | Oct 22, 2024 | Arts & Culture, News | 0 |

Reed Art Gallery Hosts Work of PI Writer/Artist/Teacher

by Professor Jen Lynds, UTimes Advisor

Glenna Johnson Smith seldom laid down her pen.

She continued to teach poetry, lead writing seminars, and write her first book, even as she entered her nineties.

It was only fitting that the University of Maine at Presque Isle recognized her perseverance with an exhibition at the Reed Art Gallery in the Center for Innovative Learning.

Johnson Smith, a writer, educator, and long-time citizen of Presque Isle, passed away in 2020. 

The exhibition Glenna Johnson Smith: Writer, Artist, Teacher, remains on view from October 4 to November 22, 2024. It includes manuscripts, original artwork, and other mementos. Viewing of the exposition is permitted by individuals during its duration. 

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Jen Lynds

Jen Lynds

I have a B.A. in Communications from UMPI and an M.A. in English/Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University. I spent 23 years in journalism before becoming a professor. I was once the editor of The University Times, and teaching students quality journalism is an honor.

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