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SUMMARY:Talking China in the Bluegrass
DESCRIPTION:Where do we find China in Kentucky? Join local experts and community members for a discussion of how transitions in economy\, migration\, politics\, and culture are changing life in Kentucky. \nModerator: Emily Mokros\, University of Kentucky \nPanelists:\nJohn Harney\, Centre College\nYujia He\, University of Kentucky\nSteve Hess\, Transylvania University\nDan Wu\, Lexington-Fayette County Urban Government \nThis event is sponsored by the National Committee on US China Relations’ Public Intellectuals Program\, which is generously funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York\, in collaboration with the Global Asias Program\, University of Kentucky College of Arts and Sciences.
URL:https://carnegiecenterlex.org/event/talking-china-in-the-bluegrass/
LOCATION:Carnegie Center\, 251 West Second St\, Lexington\, KY
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SUMMARY:Finding Your Why: a Sensory Journey into Creative Nonfiction with Leigh Claire Schmidli
DESCRIPTION:“To write is to give our attention to something and then ask Why?” – Joy Sullivan \nUsing our surroundings and our senses\, we’ll allow our instincts to lead us in this generative workshop. Be prepared to be outside\, to stroll\, and to write in the park\, and we’ll hone our practice of paying attention\, our practice of noticing. Back in the classroom\, we’ll excavate what we’ve noticed\, looking for the secrets our unconscious heart is sensing. We may find our way to a new creative nonfiction project or what we discover could deepen writing we’ve long set aside. Wherever your particular sensory journey takes you\, finding your why can impart a fulfilling technique to use again and again—for both jumpstarting and revising your creative nonfiction. \nThis class is suitable for writers of all levels. \nLeigh Claire Schmidli teaches Creative Writing at Eastern Kentucky University and often leads writing workshops for the Kentucky Foundation for Women and other non-profits. Her poetry\, fiction\, and lyric essays have appeared in such places as Ruminate Magazine\, Phoebe\, and the Los Angeles Review. \nMonday\, April 27\, 5:15–7:15 PM • $35.00 [ALL LEVELS]
URL:https://carnegiecenterlex.org/event/finding-your-why-a-sensory-journey-into-creative-nonfiction-with-leigh-claire-schmidli/
LOCATION:Carnegie Center\, 251 West Second St\, Lexington\, KY
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