Regional writers, ETSU faculty and others will lead workshop sessions on poetry, prose, songwriting, writing newspaper columns, Appalachian Christian fiction, writing and the Internet, character development, the performing arts and many other topics. The AWA honored Smith in 2000 for her Outstanding Contributions to Appalachian Literature. The AWA is open to Appalachian writers in a wide range of genre, disciplines, experiences, stages of career, and ages. 2 Participants in the Women's Resource Center's Book Review Group will discuss Deep South by Nevada Barr. New readers are always welcome.
Participants are welcome to bring their lunch.
This lunch break video is designed to help those who wish to set and achieve goals beyond anything they ever thought possible. The video, which features former broadcaster and motivational trainer Jim Cairo, helps viewers develop strategies that will help turn them into goal-setting professionals. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Women's Resource Center. Open to the public.