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Poetry City Writing Program's mission is to be an effective resource for all members of the residency community (students, staff, faculty, alumni) by providing a respectful, collaborative, and engaged learning environment for writers of all skill levels. We hope to present writers with opportunities to learn through hands-on, interactive sessions; foster analytic thinking, reading, and writing; and facilitate a space where they may practice, experiment, and take risks without judgment, ultimately instilling confidence in their writing abilities and empowering them to make informed choices concerning any piece of writing.

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