WORKSHOP PROPOSAL GUIDELINES FOR WRITERS
If you are interested in proposing a workshop to the Dominican Writers Association, please review the following requirements and provide the necessary information:
1. Number of Years Teaching Experience
Please indicate the total number of years you have been teaching, whether in formal educational settings or informal workshops. Include any relevant teaching certifications or qualifications.
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2. Examples of Previous Writing Workshops
Provide a brief description of writing workshops you have previously facilitated. Include details such as the title of the workshop, a summary of the content, the target audience, and the format (e.g., in-person, online, one-time, or series).
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3. Publications
List any publications where your work has been featured, such as books, articles, essays, or short stories. Include links to online publications or a brief summary of print publications, if available.
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4. Experience Facilitating Workshops
Describe your experience in facilitating workshops. Include information on the age groups you have worked with and in what capacity (e.g., high school students, adult learners, professional writers). Highlight any specialized topics or genres you are proficient in teaching (e.g., travel writing, poetry, memoir).
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5. Workshop Proposal Details
Title of the Workshop: A concise, engaging title that reflects the workshop's content. Objective: What do you aim to achieve through this workshop? Specify the learning outcomes for participants. Target Audience: Who is the workshop intended for? (e.g., beginner writers, advanced writers, specific age groups). Format and Duration: Specify the format (e.g., lecture, interactive, hands-on) and the duration of the workshop (e.g., 2 hours, half-day, multiple sessions). Materials Needed: List any materials that participants will need to bring or that you will provide.
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6. Additional Considerations
If applicable, include any unique elements that make your workshop stand out (e.g., integration of multimedia, use of a particular methodology). Describe how you will engage participants and ensure an inclusive, supportive learning environment.
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7. Contact Information
Provide your contact details, including email and phone number, for further communication.
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8. References (Optional)
You may include references or testimonials from previous workshop participants or institutions.
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9. Example Proposal (Optional)
If you have a sample outline or a proposal from a previous workshop, feel free to attach it as an example.​
SUBMIT TO:
Please send your completed proposal. We review submissions on a rolling basis and will get back to you within a few weeks. Note: This guideline is for writers who are pitching workshops. If you have been invited to host a workshop, these details may not apply.