Creative Writing Workshop: Developing a Creative Voice - July 20-24
Creative Writing Workshop: Developing a Creative Voice
July 20-24
Rising 4th-5th Grade 8:00-11:30
July 20-24
Rising 4th-5th Grade 8:00-11:30
Creative Writing Workshop: Developing a Creative Voice
July 20-24
Rising 4th-5th Grade 8:00-11:30
This writing workshop will focus on creative writing, storytelling, and self-expression. Students will learn from exemplar storytellers, implementing new techniques while cultivating their own unique voice. Students will leave the workshop with one new short story and one poem.
Register Here
About the Instructor:
Marilyn Asmussen holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from the University of Southern California, with minors in Political Philosophy and Gender Studies, and a master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Colorado, Denver. Mrs. Asmussen has taught literature and composition at several institutions, including the University of Colorado at Denver and Sandhills Community College. She teaches 10th and 11th grade English, as well as AP Language and Composition. Outside of reading, writing, and teaching, Mrs. Asmussen enjoys a plethora of activities, including training for CrossFit, triathlons, and three-day eventing with her horse.
Mrs. Asmussen is eager to share her love of creative storytelling with students! She believes that we mediate our world through stories and knows that each student has a unique voice to contribute to our collective narrative. Through the drafting, revision, and peer-review process, students can craft their most compelling voices.
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July 20-24
Rising 4th-5th Grade 8:00-11:30
This writing workshop will focus on creative writing, storytelling, and self-expression. Students will learn from exemplar storytellers, implementing new techniques while cultivating their own unique voice. Students will leave the workshop with one new short story and one poem.
Register Here
About the Instructor:
Marilyn Asmussen holds a bachelor’s degree in English Literature from the University of Southern California, with minors in Political Philosophy and Gender Studies, and a master’s degree in English Literature from the University of Colorado, Denver. Mrs. Asmussen has taught literature and composition at several institutions, including the University of Colorado at Denver and Sandhills Community College. She teaches 10th and 11th grade English, as well as AP Language and Composition. Outside of reading, writing, and teaching, Mrs. Asmussen enjoys a plethora of activities, including training for CrossFit, triathlons, and three-day eventing with her horse.
Mrs. Asmussen is eager to share her love of creative storytelling with students! She believes that we mediate our world through stories and knows that each student has a unique voice to contribute to our collective narrative. Through the drafting, revision, and peer-review process, students can craft their most compelling voices.
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