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Trusting in Potential
“I remember being unable to sleep one night—and thinking about the various inadequacies of the job I was working at the time—and...
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Laurie Ann Doyle: A Writer Who Takes Risks
Extension Honored Instructor Laurie Ann Doyle is no stranger to revisiting her writing. After she graduated from UC Berkeley with a...
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Finding the Draw in Your Children’s Picture Book Story
Few people find inspiration when they receive a rejection letter. But for instructor Alan Schroeder—a writer who began pursuing the...
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Education Is a Two-Way Street
Not everyone is cut out to fully commit to higher education at 18 years old. Or at 22. Or even at 54. But what UC Berkeley Extension...
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Recognizing an Opportunity for Career Change
You could say Tracy Locken partially owes her career direction toward freelance editing to a junior high school choir—and her tween...
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In Their Own Words
As part of your education in the Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program in Writing, you have the opportunity to share your prose with...
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The 5 Parts of a Writer’s Story
“As is common with many English teachers,” Barbara says, “I thought of myself as a teacher who might have been a writer if my life...
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Is an M.F.A. in Writing for You?
You'd think writers would excel at filling out graduate school applications and submitting personal essays, right? Even if your writing...
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Fashion-Forward to Copywriter
Specialized Program in Professional Writing graduate Helen Schultheis has a “great love for storytelling, and a knack for educating...
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