In this one-week creative writing camp, participants will explore the concept of human existence as a public ritual and how our lives are impacted by the social accessibility of the modern world. The instructor will guide the class through writing prompts, videos, and other media excerpts intended to encourage critical and creative curiosity about the self. We will attempt to answer, through writing, the nearly impossible questions, “Who are we when we are alone, and how does that self change when we are with others?”
Thanks to the generosity of many donors, ahha Tulsa provides camp, class, and workshop scholarships to currently enrolled K–12 students with demonstrated financial need.
To apply for a scholarship for this program, please complete this form (do not complete registration at the link to the right).
Programs and dates are subject to change. Ahha Tulsa reserves the right to cancel programs due to low enrollment or other conflicts. If cancellation occurs, registered participants will be contacted by ahha staff and will be refunded the full tuition. If another session is available, we will be more than happy to transfer your enrollment to that session.
With inclement weather always possible, ahha reserves the right to close and cancel any scheduled classes and programs depending on severe weather conditions. If the ahha Hardesty Center is closed, a notice will be posted on our website. You may also call 918-584-3333 to confirm.
Beyond cancellations, no refunds or exchanges.
July 11-15
09:00AM-04:00PM
Ages 13-17
$180
ahha Tulsa Hardesty Center
Nouva Wright