Northwest Writing Institute

What part does writing play in your life? What part would you like it to play? What does the world need that only your stories, your poems, your voice and vision could provide?

The Northwest Writing Institute (NWI) at the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling is a place to explore these questions in good company. We are a community of teachers, writers, counselors, and other citizens intent on helping each other write the stories of our calling, reveal the resume of our instructive failures, whisper the secrets we are ready to tell, jot the manifesto, and proclaim what we don’t know to say until we sit down together to write.

Supported by the Center for Community Engagement, NWI offers courses for adult writers including courses specially designed for educators and counseling professionals. Our offerings are held on the Lewis & Clark campus and in the community. Please join us for a class, symposium, retreat or experimental gathering. We can’t tell the whole story without your voice.

 

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Learn More About NWI

• Documentary Studies Certificate
• Courses and Workshops
• History
• Writing Culture
• Student Voices

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Connect with Us

Please join our email list to receive information on upcoming courses, workshops, events and the current e-newsletter. You can also connect with us via Facebook and read the NWI blog. 

Northwest Writing Institute
Kim Stafford, Director
503-768-6163
krs@lclark.edu

For information on the Certificate in Documentary Studies, please contact:
Joanne Mulcahy
 503-768-6167
mulcahy@lclark.edu

For registration and general inquiries, contact the Center for Community Engagement at 503-768-6040 or email cce@lclark.edu.