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Writing for Impact: Frameworks for Interpretive Writing

Writing for Impact: Frameworks for Interpretive Writing

It’s official! My new workshop, presented jointly by the Texas Historical Commission and the Texas Association of Museums, will debut in June. Writing for Impact: Frameworks for Interpretive Writing is a one-day workshop focused on making written interpretation more effective and engaging to the public. The…

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Coming Soon: New Workshops on Interpretive Writing!

Coming Soon: New Workshops on Interpretive Writing!

So far February has brought some great news. After teaching two workshops for the Texas Historical Commission and Texas Association of Museums on interpretive storytelling, I was selected by the THC through a competitive bid process to develop and teach a brand new workshop on…

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More Workshops in the New Year

More Workshops in the New Year

You still have two more chances to join the workshop, “Can You Hear Me Now?: Connecting to Visitors through Real Stories of Artifacts and Place.” The workshop, presented by the Texas Association of Museums and the Texas Historical Commission, covers ways that you can use…

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Workshops Update

Workshops Update

Exciting news! The Texas Association of Museums and Texas Historical Commission have added two new presentations of the workshop I’ll be teaching for them, “Can You Hear Me Now? Connecting to Visitors through Real Stories of Artifacts and Place.” In addition to the first date…

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Upcoming Workshops

Upcoming Workshops

I’m happy to announce that I’ll be teaching a workshop for the Texas Association of Museums and the Texas Historical Commission in December. Based on a curriculum developed by AASLH, “Can You Hear Me Now? Connecting to Visitors through Real Stories of Artifacts and Place,”…

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