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Nan Phifer


M.A.
Master Liberal Arts, Johns Hopkins U.

This spring I led a demonstration workshop, “Writing to Make Whole,” at the Conference on College Composition and Communication in Portland; and for the affiliate of NCTE, Assembly for Expanded Perspectives in Learning, (AEPL,) my presentation was “Writing to Reconcile and Transcend.” Several years ago the Oregon Writing Project honored me with the title “resident scholar.” I lead workshops for libraries, retreat and renewal organizations, writers’ groups, continuing education programs, and religious organizations. I’ve taught on-line for Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley.
At this time I’m in Colorado creating a writing-to-heal series for people who suffer from PTSD. Please see:
http://memoirworkshops.com/workshops/calendar/
E-mail: nanphifer@mac.com
Basic Info
Institution: retired from Lane Community College in Eugene
Department: English and Adult High School
Website: http://memoirworkshops.com
Street Address: 970 Aurora Ave., Apt. F 302
City: Boulder
State/ Province/ Region: Colorado
Postal/ Zip Code: 80302-7282
Country: United States
Phone: 303 442-4842
Work Phone:
About Yourself
Discipline: English
Category: Teachers Other
Personal Website: memoirworkshops.com
Research Website:
Publications (listing):

Please see:

http://memoirworkshops.com/about-nan/publications/
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I demonstrate a writing process espoused by the National Writing Project to lead a variety of workshops:
Writing to Find Meaning
Spontaneous, Compelling Memoirs
Write to Recognize Innate Wisdom
Writing to Reconcile and Transcend
Writing about Wilderness Without and Within
Writing to Explore Your Spiritual Journey
Agape in Action
Seeking, Finding Gratitude
Playful and Profound Letters
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