Gourmet Learning Series
Sponsored by Whole Foods Market
In our Gourmet Learning Series, you’ll eat lunch while you learn! Join us for a great professional development opportunity. Pre-registration required. Box lunches are provided to all pre-registered participants (must register 48 hours in advance to guarantee a lunch). Lunch provided by our sponsor, Whole Foods. See what we’re dishing out this winter & spring!
Grantwriting
With Jennifer Mattox, Carnegie Center Development Director
Friday, February 17, Noon-1:30 pm
$45(includes lunch)
Writing a grant (or learning where to find one) can be daunting, but it doesn’t need to be. Learn the basics about grant research, how to write a grant, what to include in your proposal and project budgets, the do’s and don’ts of grant writing, and more! This class is geared toward grantwriting for non-profit
organizations and artists.
Cause Marketing
With Jessica Mohler, Carnegie Center Marketing & Communications Director
Friday, March 23, Noon-1:30 pm
$45 (includes lunch)
It is hard to market your worthy cause when there isn’t any money to do it. There is no better time than the current economic climate to seek sponsorships and partnerships within your community, non-profit and corporate alike. Learn how to communicate the value of cause marketing and offer social validation at the same time. And, corporate big-wigs, listen up. This class is for you, too. Find out how your marketing dollars can create a more vibrant economy and directly contribute to community building.
5 Tips for Better Writing
With Neil Chethik, Carnegie Center Executive Director
Friday, April 27, Noon-1:30 pm
$45 (includes lunch)
Join Carnegie Center Director Neil Chethik (author of FatherLoss and VoiceMale) for a lively lesson in how to take your writing to the next level quickly. We’ll focus on how to write crisp, clean, energetic sentences that capture the reader’s attention. Whether you’re writing for fun or for business, you’ll leave this workshop with tools for success and a greater sense of confidence.
“Classes offered by the Carnegie Center have been the making of me as a poet. Beginning with a workshop with Tony Crunk, proceeding through a Master Class with James Baker Hall, out of which grew the Mosaic women’s poetry group, and culminating in a long series of advanced workshops with Leatha Kendrick, I have received the most valuable training of my career. All very reasonably priced.” --- Sherry Chandler
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