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SUMMARY:A Morning With the Poet Laureate | Seminar &amp; Social
DESCRIPTION:Phil Asaph, named Cortland County’s first Poet Laureate in 2026, will be giving a poetry reading and writer’s talk followed by a Q&amp;A session. Join us for a celebration of writing, poetry, and the English language!\nJune 25—Education of a Writer\nJuly 23—Public Speaking/Sharing Your Work\nAugust 27—Publishing in America Now\nSeptember 24—Building Relationships with Other Writers\nMore about Phil:\nPoet, educator, meditation instructor, and Cortland County’s first poet laureate, Philip Asaph has been in love with poetry since childhood. As a student, he received scholarships and fellowships to Eckerd College, Bucknell University, and NYU, where he studied under some of America’s most prestigious poets and earned his MFA. As a teacher, he taught poetry, creative writing, and public performance for 20 years at The Long Island High School for the Gifted and Talented in the Arts and at numerous other schools and colleges before making Cortland his home ten years ago. His poetry has been described as “tough and tender, playfully serious, and almost always accessible.” His work has been published in journals here and abroad, including Poetry, Tampa Review, and The Humanist. Philip is also a well-known meditation instructor in the region and at the Cortland YWCA and is currently completing a self-training manual for meditation and a collection of poems entitled Here at the Heart of Western Civ.\n
URL:https://cortlandywca.org/events/a-morning-with-the-poet-laureate-seminar-social/
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LOCATION:14 Clayton Ave, Cortland, NY
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