| Journal Writing: Creating a Voice of One's Own Fridays, January 25 - February 15 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Cost: $40.00 Instructor: Melissa Bittinger This class is for beginners who would like to enhance their creativity, increase self-awareness, and improve writing and critical thinking skills. Participants will explore the many types of, and uses for, journals and will be offered a variaty of writing prompts and exercises to get the creative juices flowing. We will also focus on developing your writnig skills, learning to go beyond a simple chronicling of events. Whether your goal is personal fulfillment or creative development, this class will help your unique writer's voice to emerge. All particpants should bring to class any type of journal (a simple notebook is fine) and a pen or pencil. Melissa Bittinger currently serves as the Adult Programs/Readers' Services Coordinator at the Hershey Public Library. She has taught both literature and writing classes at Lebanon Valley College and Franklin and Marshall College and has long been an avid journal writer.. Class is limited to 15 participants. |
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Winter/Spring 2008
In conjunction with the library's mission to support lifelong learning, the library hosts a variety of classes for adults.
Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis and class size is limited. Participation in the following classes involves a fee, which covers the instructor’s honorarium. The library does not keep any part of the fee.
To register for the classes, you must contact the coordinator, Melissa Bittinger: send E-mail or call 533-6555, ext. 3717. You cannot register at the circulation desk.