The Heart & Soul of Memoir Writing with Jennifer Wilhoit (virtual classroom)

Dates:	September 10, 2026
Meets:	Th from 9:00 AM to 12 N
Location:	Zoom Classroom 4
Cost:	$59.00

There are still openings remaining at this time.

Description
Fees
Location
Instructor

This class focuses on the emotional, psychological, and spiritual aspects of memoir writing. Intended to be a very practical, hands-on guide to the process of memoir writing, students will have the opportunity to engage creative and nature-based ways to handle the inevitable inner landscape difficulties that arise as we delve into writing our stories. Dr. Jennifer J. Wilhoit is a Spiritual Ecologist, published author, and founder of TEALarbor stories.

Notes:

We email virtual classroom access two business days before classes begin; please register early to ensure you receive this information. If you have not received virtual classroom access the day before your class, please check your inbox's spam, deleted, and/or promotions folders. It is the responsibility of participants to check their email inbox for virtual access information prior to class and, if it has not been received, to contact our office during business hours (M-Th, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.) before class starts at comed@whatcom.edu or (360) 383-3200. No refunds or credits will be given for a class once it has started.

Fee:	$59.00
Hours:	3.00

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Registration Fee	$ 59.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 5	$ 5.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 10	$ 10.00
Optional Fee	Kids College Scholarship 25	$ 25.00

Zoom Classroom 4

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Jennifer Wilhoit

Jennifer is passionate about the natural world, well-being, writing & other creative expressions. She loves guiding her students to express themselves through these multidisciplinary pursuits as well! She earned her Ph.D. in Environmental Studies, preceded by an M.A. in Adult Education. Jennifer is a longtime member of the Society for Human Ecology, the Wilderness Guides Council, and other scholarly organizations. Her current professional work is grounded in Spiritual Ecology, interfaith climate justice initiatives, as well as a variety of creative modalities.

Jennifer is an avid hiker, loves the natural world, and spends her leisure time photographing, writing about, and painting the landscapes through which she roams. Jennifer also loves to travel and read.