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Medical Romance & AdventureClasses & Workshops Julie is a contract writing instructor for Keyano College, teaching the Writing in the Workplace - Writing in the workplace has evolved over the years as technology has provided industry the tools and resources to communicate faster, cheaper and more directly. Employees are more dependent on information from their co-workers to complete tasks or make decisions. As a participant you will learn to:
Introduction to Report and Proposal Writing - Are you dreading writing reports? Does it take you an eternity to finish a proposal? Have you ever had rejected proposals? This one day workshop will provide you with knowledge and writing tips you can immediately apply at work. You will also gain tools for effective analysis and outlines, and discover how to use appropriate language through hands-on exercises. Topics covered are:
Procedure Writing - The development and use of effective, user-friendly procedures is essential for safe and efficient operations. Spend a day learning how to design and develop workable documents for your group according to established principles and best practices.
Managing Your Words - Your words can be your greatest strength or liability. In this workshop you will find out how you can assess your own verbal strengths to polish your professional and personal image to reach your full potential. Julie teaches the following fiction writing workshops online or in person: Writing for Magazines Interested in writing for magazines? This class is for you! You'll learn the process of creating an article, from coming up with an idea to how to sell that idea to a magazine and write your finished piece. We'll tear apart real examples of successful queries and their subsequent published articles see what worked, and what didn't work, and why. Topics include:
Love Your Voice/Got Voice? Love Your Voice/Got Voice? will discuss Voice as an extension of each and every individual writer and all the elements that make up their Voice: emotion, core story/theme, description, pacing, characterization and mechanics. The workshop will feature a few well-chosen concrete examples, but focus on a series of on-the-spot writing exercises that will give attendees the tools to discover, refine, polish and even change their Voice. Every writer wants a fabulous voice. For most popular authors that
Participants will see and hear specific examples of how all these elements work in the distinctive voices of various well-known authors. An on-the-spot writing exercise will follow the discussion of each ingredient. These exercises will give participants the tools to refine, polish, and -- depending on the kind of writing they want to pursue -- possibly even change their voice. Writers will leave the workshop with tools that can last a lifetime. Julie Rowe has been freelancing for magazines for over five years.
She's an enthusiastic instructor who enjoys lively discussion and
encourages questions. She has taught online and in person for the
Calgary chapter of Romance Writer's of America and her writing has
appeared in numerous magazines such as Canadian Living, Reader's
Digest (Canada) and Today's Parent.
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