“When the possibility of working closely with the University of Dayton arose, we recognized increased opportunities for serving the writing community in the Dayton region and beyond,” Kate Geiselman, AWW’s acting president, said in a release. “The board agreed we’d be remiss not to explore developing a partnership with UD.”
Geiselman said the board voted unanimously on the move and thanked Antioch University Midwest for their prior support. AWW offers creative writing workshops, seminars and retreats year-round to poetry, fiction and nonfiction writers in the region and from throughout the United States, according to the release.
UD already hosts the nationally-celebrated Erma Bombeck Writer’s Workshop, a biennial program focused on developing humor writers in the spirit of the late Dayton humorist.
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