Central Washington Writing Project 18th Invitational Summer Institute for Teachers June 20 - July 15, 2011 A Hands-on Four Week Workshop! M-F 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 6 Master's Credits and Scholarships from $900 to $1300 Available ~ Apply Now! Who should participate? K-12 teachers looking for dynamic, authentic strategies to teach and assess writing Content area teachers who want to learn more about using writing and the reading/writing connections to increase learning in all subjects Teachers who want to work with colleagues to prepare students for the Common Core Standards Teachers who are ready to share their classroom knowledge with other teachers Teachers who want to build professional learning communities in their buildings and distrcits APPLICATION DEADLINE APRIL 30, 2011 APPLY EARLY! SCHOLARSHIP ARE LIMITED AND WILL BE AWARDED AS APPLICATIONS ARE RECEIVED AND INTERVIEWS COMPLETED Apply Online www.cwu.edu/cwwp Contact Dr. Bobby Cummings cummings@cwu.edu "I consider the Central Washington Writing Project my project for my professional home. Since my participation in the Summer Institute in 1992, I have worked alongside colleagues to polish our practice, celebrate our students, and share our learning and leadership across the region, state, nation, and world" -- Susan Johnson, Cle Elum-Roslyn S.D. High School English, 2009 Washington State Teacher of the Year "I could take all of the lessons/units and tweak them to fit my students' needs and have a year or more of lesson ideas and plans. It was confirming to me to see that no matter the grade level or the content or the genre, good writing is good writing." -- Glen Kessinger, Yakima S.D. Instructional Facilitator CWU is an EEO/AA/Title IX Institution. Persons with disabilities may request reasonable accomodation by calling the Center for Disability Services at 509-963-2171 or TDD 509-963-2143.