Josey - Writespace (17) 1/30/20

This week I went to Writespace and got started updating the calendar for February. This task is pretty simple, but it does require some color coding to correspond between free events, one time workshops, repeating workshops, and online workshops. I also enjoy doing this because it is pretty fun, but it did take me longer than expected because I messed up a few times with the colors. After I finished up with this I moved on to updating the blog on the website. This was just simple copy and paste work but I moved information from the newsletter into weeby so I could add it to the website. This did not take long so after I moved on to a quick task of finding other writing schools in the area. Apparently one of the board members was concerned with these so I just came up with a short sentence about each place and what it did, then made sure there weren't any others Ms. Clarke wasn't aware of. This didn't take me too long so next I moved onto adding volunteers names onto this website so they could sign the contract. This was pretty simple, but it gave me an idea of how many volunteers there are even for a small organization and how important it is to have this work to keep something going. Lastly I finshed off my time by searching for email addresses online. There were some people who had applied for grants, but there was no way to contact them, so like I did last week I tried to track down an email or way to contact through the website. Overall I had a good time at Writespace and feel like I was pretty productive with my time there today!

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