Writing Effective Editorials
The Arts | Registration opens 1/5/2026 12:00 AM MST (Arizona)
WRITING EFFECTIVE EDITORIALS teaches the classical persuasive formula ensuring the most effective impact to your audience by teaching how your editorial has a strong point of view with compelling support paragraphs, and a conclusion that reinforces your point of view. The first class will give you the persuasive formula, and explain how you can defend an opinion effectively. The following week, you will be expected to write an article that will be read and discussed at the second class meeting. Hopefully we'll enjoy sharing one another's ideas and perspectives.
Lorie Lux
Lux, Lorie - has taught writing, both fiction and nonfiction, for thirty years. She has a Master's degree as well as post grad writing certificates from Bard College, N.Y., Univ. of IA, Univ of IL, Columbus College in Ohio. She has many editorials published throughout her lifetime, the most recent on Oct. 6, 2025 entitled CAN WOMEN REGAIN HARD FOUGHT RIGHTS WE'VE BEGUN LOSING? published in the INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. After retiring early to AZ, she wrote two novels under the pen name Lorenda Lux.