NEW FALL SEMESTER: More Classes, Better Price!

You know the old saying: "The one thing constant in our lives is CHANGE." The year 2009 has been a time for experimenting at WWfaC. We've learned a lot about what works, and a lot about what doesn't, when it comes to providing the best possible experiences for our writers.

The results of a recent survey, targeted to students who've attended classes in the last few years, told us that you value BOTH a longer semester AND a class structure that is not cost-prohibitive. We've put our heads together here at WWfaC and feel confident we've created a Fall semester that will meet both those criteria.

The new 13-week FALL SEMESTER is up on our website. Classes will begin the week of August 31st, and extend through the week of November 30th. You can choose from four semester classes - Monday pm, Tuesday am, Wednesday pm, or Thursday am. Orientation sessions for new students will also be added.

The Mastery Class is especially designed for writers bringing a prose work closer to completion and needing craft feedback. It begins on Tuesday evening, September 1, and runs for six classes, every other Tuesday.

Please... help us by REGISTERING EARLY to reserve a place in any of these circles. Registration fee is $75 if paid by check, and $85 with a credit card. Students may register online or by mailing a check. For your convenience, we offer a monthly payment plan (with payments due at the 1st of each month except December - weeks one, six and ten.) There is a nominal charge for this plan.

More details are available at our website. Many writers tell us that, even in this challenging economy, they are not willing to give up the creativity and sense of community they experience at WWfaC, describing our classes as "One of the best things I do for myself!"

Stay tuned... as the weeks go on, we have a few other SURPRISES for you. In this changing world, we're doing our best to stay ahead of the curve! We thank you for investing in yourself, and for making sure that this kind of creative center for women and girls will be strong and vital for years to come.