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Founded in 2002, the National Writing Project in New Hampshire, (formerly Plymouth Writing Project) is the New Hampshire chapter of the National Writing Project, and shares the values of the national organization: equity, diversity, and excellence. NWPNH believes that access to high quality educational experiences is a basic right of all learners and a cornerstone of equity. Through building an extensive network of teacher leaders, NWPNH seeks to promote exemplary instruction of writing in every classroom in the state.

To become part of the National  Writing Project in New Hampshire, apply for one of the summer institutes or to be part of one of our many programs and publications.

As 2011 winds down, consider making a tax-deductible contribution to the writing project.

Make checks out to “Plymouth State University” and send them to National Writing Project in NH, English Dept. MSC#40, Plymouth State University, Plymouth, NH 03264

Recent News

Third Annual Writing Project Gala Slated for January

Teacher Workshop: Bringing Global Awareness into Your Classroom

Join us for the NWPNH Invitational Summer Institute

Teachers submit your original writing to Class

Attention Middle and High School Writers!

Featured in Plymouth Magazine

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On Their Way

by Jennifer Philion

The college experiences of PSU seniors John East, Bryan Funk, and Brady Lynch have been as varied as the three students’ respective majors: general management, English, and theatre arts.

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Human Beings at PSU

Academy award-winning playwright Ernest Thompson workshops one of his earliest and most controversial plays at PSU.

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Linking to the Real World

by Emilie Coulter

Look into the back offices of certain Plymouth-area businesses any spring day, and you’ll see a flurry of activity …