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The Professional Writing Program (PWP)
Committed to Student Success Beyond the Classroom

Professional Writing courses teach the research, analysis, writing, and language skills that students will need in their lives beyond the classroom.

Winners Announced for PWP 2009 Writing Contest

Student Testimonials document value of PWP experience.

The Best Writing Tips--Ever: Advice from Professional Writing Program Faculty is featured on UM Newsdesk.

The Professional Writing Program has been recognized by the Maryland State Department of Higher Education as one of Maryland's "Most Innovative Educational Programs."

 

The Professional Writing Program mourns the sudden and unexpected death on Wednesday, May 6, of our beloved colleague Edward Berlinski.

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Professional Writing Group: Training, editing, document design for organizations, including one-on-one mentoring for key personnel. We identify your specific goals and tailor cost-effective solutions.

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The Professional Writing Program is part of the Department of English

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The Professional Writing Program - 3119 Susquehanna Hall - The University of Maryland - College Park, MD 20742
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