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English teacher with classroom experience teaching Hemingway's early short stories for the documentary Young Hemingway & His Enduring Eden.

There will be a "Library Lecture" by John Cohassey at the Rochester Hills Public Library. Cohassey, a Michigan Hemingway Society board member.

The 2017 calendar for Hemingway events is not yet complete. Nevertheless a few interesting items have been scheduled for this year.

An informal search revealed that college courses including works by Ernest Hemingway might be fewer in number than generally believed.

The very first Bill and Donna Coté Scholarship has been awarded to Lily Rosenberg, an eleventh grade student at West Bloomfield High School.

By the date of this year’s conference a number of events will have passed. Here are a few up-coming events every Hemingway fan should note.

The Biennial Conference of the Hemingway Society and Foundation International revealed much of what is happening in academic institutions.

A listing by Janice Byrne. From Walloon Hotel Hemingway weekend to the Southeast Missouri University at Cape Girardeau conference.

Today the Detroit Free Press has a major story about West Bloomfield High English literature teacher Jennifer McQuillan.

The Historical Society of Greater Lansing and the Library of Michigan will honor author John Herrmann celebrating his 1926 book What Happens.

Contemporary Learning Systems has received a grant to work on a documentary titled “Young Hemingway: Finding His Muse in Northern Michigan.”