Summer 2018 Writing Workshops: At a Glance
We had 59 participants in writing workshops this summer; these visualizations tell you what religious denominations these participants claim, their home states, gender, age, and ethnicity.
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Apart, and Yet a Part: A Week with Michael N. McGregor
The final 2018 summer writing workshop, Apart, and Yet a Part: A Week with Michael N. McGregor, recently wrapped up at the Collegeville Institute.
Writing Beyond the Academy: A Week with Professor and Writer Michael N. McGregor
During the last week in July, the Collegeville Institute hosted Writing Beyond the Academy: A Week with Professor and Writer Michael N. McGregor.
Exploring Identity and (Dis)belonging through the Personal Essay
In mid-June, a group of writers gathered at the Collegeville Institute for a new workshop on identity and the personal essay led by Enuma Okoro.
Summer 2017 Writing Workshops: At a Glance
These visualizations share what regions our 2017 summer writing workshop participants came from, their religious denominations, age, ethnicity, and gender.
Apart, and Yet A Part
Advanced writers on spiritual topics, including essayists, historians, poets, and memoirists, met during the first week of August for a writing workshop.
Writing Beyond the Academy
During the last week of July, a group of academics convened at the Collegeville Institute for a one-week workshop with writing coach Michael N. McGregor.
Writing Theology for the General Reader
The Collegeville Institute hosted a new summer writing workshop, Writing Theology for the General Leader: A Week with Thomas G. Long, which ended today.
A Good Place to Write — and Revise
Lauren F. Winner has led summer writing workshops at the Collegeville Institute since 2014. In this interview, she talks about why most of writing is revision.
A Broader Public
A group of writers met at the Collegeville Institute last week for a summer writing workshop facilitated by the editors of Religion Dispatches.
