Pushcart Reading Event Recap
Pushcart Reading Event Recap This year, we proudly announced the nomination of 3 stories and 2 poems for this year’s […]
Events
SCJ Launch Party 2019 Recap
The SCJ Launch Party was a blast this year! Not only were we able to present the journal to fellow WSUV students, we were also able to enjoy snacks, a raffle, a photo booth, and much more!
AWP Event 2019
This was the first official showing of our 2019 journal, and we couldn’t have been more excited to show it off!
SCJ 19 Launch
SCJ 19 Launch The 2019 Salmon Creek Journal is here! Come celebrate with us at our launch party with free
Creative Writer Series
On January 16, 2019, author Renny Christopher spoke at WSU Vancouver’s Dengerink Administration Building Room 110 about “Crossing Boundaries, Crossing
SCJ Pushcart Nomination + Flash Fiction Event
On Tuesday, January 22, we are having a live reading of the Pushcart nominees’ writings and some juicy flash fiction!
Flash Fiction Contest
SCJ is Calling for Submissions for our Flash Fiction Contest! Submit your short and flash fiction, creative non-fiction, personal essays,
Rose & Thorn Poetry Slam Event
Rose & Thorn Poetry Slam Event! We hope that you will join us for this super fun event! The Rose
Call For SCJ Submissions: Perspective
Prospective Submissions for SCJ’s 2018 Theme Perspective Although Salmon Creek Journal’s theme is not exclusive to the submissions we will receive
Flash Fiction Prose Contest!
Flash Fiction Prose Contest! Get your pen, pencil, or keyboard out and start writing! :) PROMPTS 1.) TINDER FOR GHOSTS
Art & Activism: Create the Change
Join Salmon Creek Journal and Student Diversity Center in welcoming, Sue Clancy, illustrator and guest speaker for our event. Clancy will speak
SCJ Flash Fiction Contest
Salmon Creek Journal is holding a flash fiction contest! The contest is open to Washington State University students, staff, faculty, as
“I Can Create” Workshop and Panel
(Patrick Hackleman holds an original Perry portraiture) Please join Bruce Burris, one of the lead directors of ArtWorks, an Oregon-based
Get Behind the Scenes
This was another event to encourage students to remember that although literature, history, science, and mathematics are an important foundation in education, art has its place too!