“A Child of Immigrants” Wins Pennwriters Slogan Writing Contest
Regarding the winner of Pennwriters Slogan Writing Contest, winning is nothing foreign to this well-traveled journalist.
Philadelphia, PA, March 03, 2010 --(PR.com)-- When Pennwriters held a contest in January to find a new slogan for its highly-rated online courses, writers from nearly every continent flooded the organization with entries. After careful consideration, the winning slogan is “Building Careers, One Course At A Time.”
Gail G. Collins, a journalist for the Arizona Daily Sun and co-author of the book, Nigerian Gems: Expatriate Tales of Adventure, was the contest winner of the $100 credit for any Pennwriters online course in 2010. She resides in Houston, TX. A child of immigrants and a traveler, Gail has won a short story writing contest before. Her Web site is http://www.gailgcollins.com.
Contest rules called for slogans ideally no longer than seven words. The slogans had to speak to students’ needs for knowledgeable helpful instructors and ways to improve their writing careers--which are strengths of Pennwriters.
About Pennwriters Online Courses: Pennwriters has a high satisfaction rating for its online courses and workshops, with 95% of its students learning "new information" and 92% indicating great value for the price. Most of its students become repeat customers. For more information about its courses on, among other subjects, marketing for writers, plotting stories that get published, and crafting queries that sell books to agents and editors, visit http://tinyurl.com/PennwritersOnlineCourse.
About Pennwriters, Inc: Pennwriters is a sharing family of hundreds of authors, editors, and booksellers. Originally started in Pennsylvania, its membership now spans the United States and around the world. Pennwriters mission is to help writers of all levels--from the novice to the award-winning and multi-published--improve and succeed in their craft. It runs an annual writers conference that will be held in Lancaster, PA on May 14-16, featuring bestselling thriller writer James Rollins and instructors of its online courses. For more information, visit http://www.Pennwriters.org.
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Gail G. Collins, a journalist for the Arizona Daily Sun and co-author of the book, Nigerian Gems: Expatriate Tales of Adventure, was the contest winner of the $100 credit for any Pennwriters online course in 2010. She resides in Houston, TX. A child of immigrants and a traveler, Gail has won a short story writing contest before. Her Web site is http://www.gailgcollins.com.
Contest rules called for slogans ideally no longer than seven words. The slogans had to speak to students’ needs for knowledgeable helpful instructors and ways to improve their writing careers--which are strengths of Pennwriters.
About Pennwriters Online Courses: Pennwriters has a high satisfaction rating for its online courses and workshops, with 95% of its students learning "new information" and 92% indicating great value for the price. Most of its students become repeat customers. For more information about its courses on, among other subjects, marketing for writers, plotting stories that get published, and crafting queries that sell books to agents and editors, visit http://tinyurl.com/PennwritersOnlineCourse.
About Pennwriters, Inc: Pennwriters is a sharing family of hundreds of authors, editors, and booksellers. Originally started in Pennsylvania, its membership now spans the United States and around the world. Pennwriters mission is to help writers of all levels--from the novice to the award-winning and multi-published--improve and succeed in their craft. It runs an annual writers conference that will be held in Lancaster, PA on May 14-16, featuring bestselling thriller writer James Rollins and instructors of its online courses. For more information, visit http://www.Pennwriters.org.
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