
Meg Roland Presents at Medieval Studies Conference
Dr. Meg Roland, chair of the English literature & writing department, will discuss blogging about medieval topics at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2013.

show:tell, the Workshop for Teen Writers and Artists, is a nine-day seminar in which high school students (ages 14 to 18) receive college-level instruction in creative writing and contemporary arts.
Students develop skills as creative writers, inventive artists, critical thinkers and spirited collaborators within a generous, diverse community of learners. The program combines writing and interdisciplinary art workshops, production of text-based projects and public readings.
Professional visual artists and writers of short stories, poetry, fiction and nonfiction teach the seminar-style classes. The workshop is held on Marylhurst's beautiful, historic campus.
Nine-day workshop: $650
Thursday, June 20 — Friday, June 28
We encourage students to apply early each year, as the workshop fills rapidly. You'll
receive confirmation within four weeks of us receiving your application. You can
earn three Marylhurst University credits for attending the workshop.
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For more information on show:tell, the Workshop for Teen Writers and Artists , contact Jay Ponteri at 971.235.4712 or jponteri@marylhurst.edu .

Dr. Meg Roland, chair of the English literature & writing department, will discuss blogging about medieval topics at the International Congress on Medieval Studies in May 2013.
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