Tuesday, May 10, 2011

August 2011 Residency Workshop & Lecture Requests

At the closing meeting of the January residency, students requested that I ask for their thoughts on topics for workshops and lectures at the August 2011 residency. 

Now's your chance!

Please add a comment to this post, or send me a note at azevedoh@wcsu.edu by Friday, May 20th, to let me know what you'd like to see on the residency schedule. 

Holly

7 comments:

Carolyn Baccaro said...

Poetry workshops of any kind. And maybe some advice about promoting yourself as a writer? ie how to use social media to your advantage...how to submit your work professionally, how to make connections in the industry...etc.etc. Laurel Saville would be great for that.

Sara Lewis said...

I would like to attend a screenwriting workshop. I know there are people in the program doing that--at least I think there are--but there hasn't been a workshop offered in the field since I've been here.

Anonymous said...

Journalism workshop: future of print media in magazines and/or newspapers.

Sara Lewis said...

So, I thought I had already posted to this thread, but I don't see my comment. Forgive me if I double up on this.

I would like to see a screenwriting workshop on the schedule this year. I believe there are some people doing this in the program, and it would be another opportunity to gain multi-genre experience for those of us who aren't.

Anonymous said...

I would like one on feature writing and journalism with an emphasis on magazines, which we've had before but from more of a freelance perspective. I would like to learn more about the business end.

cy said...

"Ditto" pretty much to all the preceeding comments. Also, to follow a little on Carolyn's note, a workshop that focuses on practical concerns for the submission process (e.g. finding appropriate venues for one to send one's work, ways to effeciently follow-up after submitting, etc.)Thank you. cy

Anonymous said...

As someone in the print media working in tandem with building a greater social media presence, I'm interested in knowing where newspapers and magazines are going.