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Write with the CWC!

Whether you’re writing a short story or working on your resume, the CWC has resources that can help. Join us for a writing coaching session or register for one of our workshops!


Featured Workshop

ENVIRONMENTAL WRITING: PLAYS, CARTOONS, AND MORE WITH STAND-UP ECONOMIST YORAM BAUMAN

3-part workshop
Thursdays, July 11, 18, and 25, 6-8 pm

Overview: Explore opportunities for writing about the environment with plays, cartoons, essays, or other media. Come with your own work to share, or bring your ideas and a willingness to provide feedback!

First Session: How to avoid doom and gloom (or at least make it interesting).
Bring your own work or ideas to share, or come to explore Yoram’s experiences as a professional comedian, as a playwright (of the romantic comedy Seize the Initiative!, premiering at the Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival July 26 - Aug 4), and as the co-author of The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change.
Second Session: Supply and demand.
We will think through a key part of environmental economics: supply and demand, with “supply” in this case being any messages or information you’re trying to convey, and “demand” being the target audience and what they’re looking for (which may or may not be the messages or information you’re trying to convey!).
Third Session: To preach or not to preach?
Just how much information you can pack into a piece? And is it wise to try to push the limits? We will look at works-in-progress to explore these questions and otherwise think about next steps.

Cost: $20. Registration is required.
Location: CWC, 210 East 400 South #8

Register for Environmental Writing


The SLCC CWC

The SLCC Community Writing Center (CWC) supports, motivates and educates people of all abilities and educational backgrounds who want to use writing for practical needs, civic engagement and personal expression. In addition to an open space available for writing, we provide opportunities to enhance writing abilities through such programs as Writing Coaching , Writing Workshops, the Community Writing Series, Salt Lake Teens Write, and Community Writing Partners. Recipient of the 2012 Mayor's Artist Award and the 2012 League of Innovations Award. More information for a brief history of the CWC. These programs are open to all Salt Lake area residents.

Note: If you are an SLCC student working on an academic assignment, please visit the Student Writing & Reading Center.

Contact Us

SLCC Community Writing Center
210 East and 400 South, Suite 8
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Phone: 801-957-2192
Email the CWC Director: kati.lewis@slcc.edu

Hours of Operation

Monday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
Closed Friday, May - Mid-August
Saturday, Open for scheduled workshops and writing groups
Closed Sunday and Holidays