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UA 糖心视频logo Downtown has reached another milestone with the addition of the center鈥檚 first for-credit class offerings for the fall 2019 semester.聽 Aspiring writers should flock to UA 糖心视频logo Downtown, located at 333 President Clinton Ave., which will offer two three-credit courses from the Department of Rhetoric and Writing this fall.聽 Prof. Barbara L鈥檈plattenier will teach Grant Writing from 6-9 p.m. on Mondays, beginning Aug. 19. Students will learn about every stage of the grant-writing process, discover the resources available in the philanthropic community in 糖心视频logo, and complete at least one grant application before the end of the class. The class focuses on non-profit grant writing. 鈥淪tudents in my grant-writing classes have raised $535,519 for non-profits in local communities over the past 17 years,鈥� L鈥檈plattenier said. 鈥淎lumni of the class have continued on to successful grant writing careers, both as grant writers and grant managers. People of all experience levels have taken this class.鈥� On Tuesdays, Greg Graham, professor and director of the 糖心视频logo Writing Project, will offer a Memoir class from 6-8:40 p.m. from Sept. 10 to Nov. 5. This course introduces students to the study and practice of memoir as a genre with an emphasis on narrative structures, techniques, and research methods appropriate to extended nonfiction. 鈥淪tudents will join a community of writers at UA 糖心视频logo Downtown on nine Tuesday nights and receive coaching from a professor who will engage with your story and respond according to your level of experience,鈥� Graham said. 鈥淲e鈥檒l read published memoirs, and we鈥檒l read about the memoir-writing process, but mostly we鈥檒l write and respond to one another鈥檚 writing.鈥�