VANCOUVER, Wash. Professional and aspiring writers alike are invited to advance their skills through “creation stations” at the free, public National Unpublished Writers’ Day noon-5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 29, at the Clark County Historical Museum.
The annual event is a partnership between the creative media and digital culture program and writing center at Washington State University Vancouver and the museum.
Workshops, activities and creation stations will offer attendees a wide array of information, theory and hands-on practice.
Workshops will cover a diverse range of topics, including writing for mobile media, resume writing, creative writing and writing for radio. Professional writers from WSU Vancouver and the community will help lead the workshops.
“These workshops are for anybody who ever wanted to write and share their writing with others. We want to empower people to express themselves through the written word,” said Brett Oppegaard, WSU Vancouver assistant professor of communications.