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Workshop Request Form

Thank you for your interest in hosting a workshop designed and facilitated by VOX Teen Communications, the nonprofit organizer of VOX Teen Newspaper. Organizations distributing VOX are eligible for one free workshop per year to enhance students' skills, increase comfort with creative expression and raise more students' voices in VOX. Workshops typically range from one to two hours, and are offered on Tuesday - Friday. We will do our best to accommodate your request; however, we often receive more requests than we can make arrangements for and appreciate your patience and understanding. We will contact you to confirm the details of the workshop.

School/Organization Name:
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Desired date of workshop (mm/dd/yyyy): Desired time of workshop:

What is your class or group currently studying?

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Number of expected participants: Ages of Participants:
What are your goals for the workshop?

Please select from the following workshop options (you may select more than one and indicate preference by numbering, starting with 1 for your first choice):

Illustration Techniques: An introduction to the basic concepts of illustration. Includes descriptions of different types of illustration and mediums, and when to use which kind.
Newspaper Layout Design: Focuses on the process of creating and laying out of a publication, from conception to completion. We can often work within your technology resources.
Web Literacy: (Requires one computer with internet access per two students; can be scheduled to be held at VOX.) An introduction to navigating the Internet, learning Web design terms and basic HTML coding.
Photography: An introduction to the basic techniques of shooting and creating effective images.
Public Face on Personal Experiences: Students will explore the ways they can take their life experiences and use them as a catalyst to write about societal issues.
Journalism Techniques: An introduction to writing for a newspaper. May include interviewing techniques, writing for an audience, and a description of the process of taking an article from conception to competition.
Creative Writing Techniques: Offers an opportunity for teens to develop their descriptive writing skills while writing about what they know best - their communities, school and self.
Self-Help Strategies: By using the VOX Resource Guide, peer-leaders will teach participants valuable life skills, including how to help peers in need find credible self-help information.