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SUMMARY:Virtual: Contemplative Writing
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DESCRIPTION:Bring intention to all your communicative acts with mindful\, 
 intentional writing. Registration for the Tuesday\, October 5 session also
  registers you for the Tuesday\, October 12 & 19 sessions..\nhttps://fayli
 b.libnet.info/event/5488835
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<ul>\n<li>How do we engage in the world in mo
 re mindful\, intentional ways</li>\n<li>Which writing practices help us to
  be more present?</li>\n<li style="text-align: left\;">How can writing&mda
 sh\;for ourselves and for others&mdash\;impact our everyday lives and cont
 ribute to a more socially just world?</li>\n</ul>\n<p>In this series of th
 ree 2-hour writing workshops\, we&rsquo\;ll explore these questions and en
 gage in contemplative writing practices.<br /><br />At its core\, contempl
 ative writing asks us to slow down\, know ourselves better\, and bring int
 ention to all communicative acts: reading and writing\, listening and spea
 king\, witnessing and testifying. Engaging these practices\, therefore\, h
 ighlights embodiment and the need to feel\, experience\, and act&mdash\;an
 d not just&nbsp\;think&nbsp\;our way through the world.</p>\n<p><strong>Fo
 r this workshop series\, come ready to write\, read\, play\, reflect\, med
 itate and interact with others.</strong></p>\n<p>This series will be led b
 y Beth Godbee\, Ph.D.\, a public educator and writer with deep commitments
  to social\, racial and environmental justice.</p>\n<p>Beth brings years o
 f experience as a writer and writing teacher (previously tenured professor
  in composition\, rhetoric and literacy studies). She regularly facilitate
 s writing workshops (in-person and online) and has worked in writing cente
 rs\, community literacy programs and writing across the curriculum program
 s for many years.</p>\n<p>This program is sponsored by the Brown Chair in 
 English Literacy at the University of Arkansas.&nbsp\;<br />https://fulbri
 ght.uark.edu/departments/english/graduate/brown-chair-in-english-literacy/
 index.php</p>\n<p>Registration is required and includes three days of the 
 series: Tuesday\, October 5\, 12 &amp\; 19\, 6&ndash\;8pm.</p>\nhttps://fa
 ylib.libnet.info/event/5488835
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