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Audio/Visual Storytelling Scribes, 7-8th grade
In this multisensory camp, students will expand their storytelling repertoire by engaging with a variety of storytelling formats from carefully curated writers. They will participate in writing activities, craft exercises, and experiences designed to inspire their imaginations. This camp will be led by two local artists: Corinne Manning and Meredith Arena, both of whom are published writers and educators; it will also feature guest teaching artists. This camp will culminate with a performance of student work and the option for students to contribute a chosen piece to a digital anthology of their work.
This camp is for students entering 7th & 8th grade in Fall 2021. This camp will take place online using Zoom and Google Classroom.
Scholarships are available by application. Questions? Please email keliko@hugohouse.org.
*Note – all Scribes Summer camps are in Pacific Standard Time
Instructor: Corinne Manning, Meredith Arena
Grade: 7-8
Location: Online
Duration: 1 week
Term: Scribes 2021
Start Date: 07/26/2021
End Date: 07/30/2021
Days of the Week: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Time: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm PDT
Maximum Class Size: 15
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Corinne Manning, Meredith Arena
Corinne Manning's debut story collection WE HAD NO RULES has received starred reviews from Booklist and Publisher's Weekly the latter noting it "exquisitely examines queer relationships with equal parts humor, heartache, and titillation." Corinne has taught for Hugo House since 2011.
Meredith Arena is a writer and interdisciplinary teaching artist from New York City with 18 years of teaching experience with youth ages 5-15, both in afterschool and school-day arts integration environments. She also conducts professional development for teachers in the area of arts integration. Meredith holds an BA in Cultural Studies, a BFA in photography and an MFA in Creative Writing. She creates and implements curricula that mix creative drama, movement, writing and visual arts. Her work with youth aims to cultivate self-confidence, compassion, joy, critical thinking, community and social justice. She wants her students to become aware of their inherent creativity and be able to access it when they most need it. She is currently an Arts Corps teaching artist in residence at Mt View Elementary school in White Center.