Summer Schedule 2023: stay tuned!
- Onsite 2-week workshops:
- Online 4-week workshops:
Read more about our workshops here.
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Registration Information, Summer 2022:
- Workshop fees:
- Both the online and onsite workshop courses are $600.
- There is an additional cost for books, between $55 and $60.
- UCD credit is $105 per semester hour plus fees of $56
- 4 credits/60 hours
- Boulder Valley Teachers ONLY: For middle and high school teachers, BVSD will pay for the workshop fee. You still need to pay for books and UCD credit.
- Registration: Please complete the form below to submit your registration online.
- Note to school districts: If you are sending a check to pay for teachers’ fees, please pay in full. Teachers will still need to register individually and indicate in the “Comments” section which fees are being covered (course fees and books). Email kj_hartman@comcast.net for an invoice if needed.
(Scroll below the registration form for payment information.)
How to Pay:
- Send a check for the workshop fee ($600) by June 1 to:
- Colorado Writing Project
- 9765 W. 77th Drive
- Arvada, CO 80005
- Boulder middle school and high school teachers: more info coming.
- Boulder elementary teachers: more info coming.
- Teachers from other districts or states: if you school district is paying, ask Karen Hartman to send an invoice to your district (kj_hartman@comcast.net). Send her the contact name and email of the person who should get the invoice.
- Otherwise, send your personal check to the address above.
How to Pay for Graduate Credit:
- We will send registration materials to you for the University of Colorado, Denver, if you want graduate credit. You will need to send them the registration before the class begins; they will bill you for tuition and fees.
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4/3/17
Please send me a confirmation of this registration.
Thanks,
Lorita Groover
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Hi Lorita–You can contact the director directly to inquire about confirmation of your registration. Her contact info is here: https://coloradowritingproject.org/contact-us/
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When are the other $550 due?
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Hi Richard–The balance of the fee is due as soon as possible. The teacher consultant of your session will collect it if you’ve not paid by the time the session starts. Thanks!
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Hi. Are you planning to offer 2 day workshops this summer 2020?
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We’re still working on the summer schedule. Keep checking back here for updates. Thank you!
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Hi:
I have a couple questions. First, are you offering college credit for the seminars? Also, I completed tho workshop and paid for credits, and unfortunately my Mesa University transcript says F. I know this is an error.
Thanks, Courteney
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Hi Courteney–yes, you can get college credit for the seminars. You can see the details on this page: https://coloradowritingproject.org/professional-development-offerings/two-day-seminars/. As for the transcript question, please email Karen Hartman (kj_hartman@comcast.net). She should be able to help you. Thank you!
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Hi! I am looking to participate this summer; however, I am located near Fort Collins so the in-person classes are a little far. I am wondering what the morning hours are so I can see if I can fit them into a schedule. Are they 8-12? Or different hours..
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Hi Molly! Sorry for the slow reply. The in-person workshops go from 8-4 each day. The location for the Boulder session will likely be in Louisville, so that’s more accessible from Fort Collins than somewhere in the city of Boulder (you could come down 287).
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