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Plan Your Visit

Ashton Earl speaking at an IWP open house

Open House Gatherings

We extend a warm invitation to you to join us at one of our open house gatherings. These occasions provide exceptional chances to engage with both our esteemed faculty and students, all while gaining valuable insights into the distinctive programs and courses offered at IWP graduate school. 

Please check back for the date of our next open house.

Schedule an informational session

If you would like to speak directly with an IWP representative, you can schedule an informational session with one of our recruitment officers. During your visit, you will be able to tour our buildings, see our library, and ask questions about the programs and admissions process. You can also complement your session with a class visit, depending on your interests. Please email contact@iwp.edu or call (202) 462-2101.

IWP students conversing
Dr. Harmon teaching a class at IWP

Sit in on a class

The best way to get a sense of what IWP classes are like is to experience one firsthand. Visiting a class gives you the opportunity to speak with our professors and current students. You will see how our small, seminar-style classes foster discussion and debate and how faculty members weave their professional experiences into their teaching. Most classes last three hours and take place in the evening. To attend a class, please email contact@iwp.edu or call (202) 462-2101.

Attend an event at IWP

IWP Graduate School frequently hosts different speakers for our students, interns, friends, and supporters. You are welcome to join us at one of our upcoming events.

Carson Checketts at an IWP event
Front Entrance of Marlatt

Getting to IWP

The Institute’s campus is located at 1521 16th Street NW, Washington, D.C. The Dupont Circle Metro stop (red line) is the closest metro stop to IWP. It is also possible to reserve a parking space in advance at the nearest Colonial Parking garage.

Getting to IWP

Visit our historic camps situated in the heart of Washington, D.C. It is positioned just eight blocks to the north of the White House.