2021 Summer Institute:
Engaged Virtual Writing
for K-College Teachers
Remote via Zoom
Featuring teaching demonstrations by
CMU Professor of Literacy & Technology and Chippewa River Writing Project Director Troy Hicks,
& RRVWP co-directors Ben Melby and Angela Hase
The Red River Valley Writing Project is a professional development and support network for K-college
teachers. Its focus is to improve the teaching and use of writing across all grade levels and subject areas.
Our mission
•Create a network of teachers who can share their successes in teaching and using writing.
•Develop a community of teachers who write. •Encourage personal and professional growth in the
teaching of writing.
•Improve the writing of students in the region.
What does the Summer Institute offer?
As a site of the National Writing Project, the RRVWP Summer Institute offers participants a place to read
and discuss ideas about teaching writing and using writing to teach—plus time to write. Readings include
common and individual selections to meet the needs and interests of all participants in the institute.
Teachers also share best teaching practices through hands-on teaching demonstrations and explore the
teaching of writing by writing.
Who can participate?
Stipend & Credit
Participants are eligible to receive a $500 stipend. Institute fellows are eligible for 2 credits through
NDSU. Requirements: participation, book discussions, and teaching demonstration.
When is the Institute?
Pre-institute orientation
Friday, May 14th (5:15-6:45 pm)
Saturday, May 15th (9:00-11:30 am)
Summer Institute
Monday-Thursday June 14-17 (8:45-12:00)
Monday-Thursday June 21-24 (8:45-12:00)
Additional 1 credit option to participate in
NWP Midwest Virtual Conference, July 30-31
How can I apply?
By April 24th, fill out the online application and make sure your administrator or supervisor has
completed an online recommendation.
Application link:
https://forms.gle/NLnbzLvu4LJFMfBH7
Recommendation link:
https://forms.gle/EqYfAfzvCkKy2LiCA
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