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Please note that you MUST fill out a first, second, and third choice. Faculty and/or class cancellations may occur. In the case of a workshop being full or cancelled, we will move to your second or third choice. Naropa MFA and BA students will have first priority in choosing workshops. Noncredit students will be served on a first-come, first-served basis. While you are not guaranteed your first choice, we will do our best to accommodate everyone.

OPEN WORKSHOPS: You can be waitlisted for any workshop. To get on a waitlist, please email swpr@naropa.edu.

Open Workshops (as of 5/09/2011):

Course	Week #
Melissa Buzzeo - For Debris	Week 1
Samuel R. Delany - Writing Through Gender	Week 1
Erica Kaufman - Prosthesis & Procedure	Week 1
giovanni singleton - bluesography 5.0	Week 1
Tisa Bryant - scrim: material and multiple	Week 1
Maureen Owen - Lyrical Acrobatics	Week 1
Evie Shockley - Witness, Authority, Fiction, and Truth	Week 2
David Matlin - Hybrids, Prose, and "The Marriage of Heaven & Hell"	Week 2
Kabir Mohanty & Sharmistha Mohanty - Arcs, spaces, wholes	Week 2
Karen Tei Yamashita - Doing Oulipo for Social Change	Week 2
Marcella Durand - The poetical ecological journal	Week 3
Jennifer Foerster - Poetics of Engagement	Week 3
Jonathan Skinner - Disrupted Environments / Poetic Changes	Week 3
Tyrone Williams - HOCUS-LOCUS: Occultation, Place, Placelessness	Week 3
Jane Sprague - Whose Writing Who?: Poet-Editor-Publisher Agents of Activist Production	Week 4
Steven Taylor - Song Works	Week 4
Edwin Torres - Body-Roar/Brain-Lingo: Writing the voice of the body	Week 4
Hal Willner - Music Production in the Arts; Past, Present & Future	Week 4
Margaret Randall - Memoir, The Dangerous Genre: "truth" in the information age	Week 4

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WORKSHOPS: (please pick your faculty choice from the pull-down menu)

Registering for noncredit for (please check):

Week One: June 13–19 (WRI 051)
       Gender & Hybridity, and Should We Consider
        the Cyborg?
Week Two: June 20–26 (WRI 052)
       Fictions: The Story (Narrative and Anti-Narrative)
Week Three: June 27–July 3 (WRI 053)
       Ecology, Urgency, Dharma/Activist Poetics
Week Four: July 4–10 (WRI 054)
       Economics of the Counter-Culture: Performance,
        Publishing, Collaboration

All Four Weeks: June 13–July 10

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Summer Writing Program Tuition NonCredit: $475 per week (4 weeks = $1,800)
Registering noncredit for (please check):

Week One:	$475	Gender & Hybridity, and Should We Consider the Cyborg?	6/13–6/19
Week Two:	$475	Fictions: The Story (Narrative and Anti-Narrative)	6/20–6/26
Week Three:	$475	Ecology, Urgency, Dharma/Activist Poetics	6/27–7/3
Week Four:	$475	Economics of the Counter-Culture: Performance, Publishing, Collaboration	7/4–7/10
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All Four Weeks:	$1,800	(Check here if you are registering for all four weeks. Do not check individual boxes)	6/13–7/10
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Please pay for your registration by one of the following methods:

By phone: 303-245-4600, 10 am-4pm (MST) with a credit card
By check to: Summer Writing Program, Finance and Registration Manager, Naropa University, 2130 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302
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