About the Iowa Writing Project

Created in 1977, the Iowa Writing Project (IWP) offers professional growth opportunities for Iowa teachers and advocates exemplary teaching of writing and use of writing for learning in Iowa schools. IWP is managed by a Steering Committee of five members under policies developed by an Advisory Board of representative educators from across the state. Summer institutes/workshops and self-study seminars during the school year are major project instruments.

ESL Teachers: Tell your stories!

Submitted by colsch on Mon, 08/15/2011 - 15:13

“…you are making a positive difference in the lives of the learners… I am contacting you because I want to tell your stories. I want people to know how you are transforming the lives of immigrants and people around the world through your teaching and nurturing… I want to inspire people with the experiences of ESL educators… Your stories, together with others, will be combined and made into a book manuscript and submitted for publication. ”

– Dr. Tammy Gregersen (UNI TESOL Professor)

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MA at a distance: Teaching English in Secondary Schools

Designed primarily for middle-level and secondary teachers, this program leading to a Master of Arts in English: Teaching English in Secondary Schools (TESS), is delivered on a cohort basis and completed in eight consecutive semesters.

Learn more about the program and how to apply