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| Registration and Call for Proposals now open for the 2024 GCTE conference on Jekyll Island. Consider registering for the Teaching in the Wild pre-conference workshop on Thursday, Feb 1. Browse photos from the 2023 GCTE Conference as well as the GCTE Photo Archive of past conferences. The Summer 2023 issue of Scribbles 'N Bits is now available, with work from Nancy Remler, Jessica Sprecher, and Kristy McGhee. Plus, help Paul Siegel with a dissertation by taking a survey...and maybe win a $100 gift card! Connections, the GCTE peer-reviewed journal, invites manuscripts detailing how you are using literature and writing to transform instruction and empower students both in face-to-face and digital environments. Would you like to have an author speak with your class about being a writer and/or give a reading? Thanks to the Literary Event Grants of Georgia (funded by Georgia Council for the Arts and managed by the Georgia Writers Association), an author can virtually visit your class!
Venues located in some Georgia counties—Fulton, Cobb, and DeKalb—are excluded from LEGG funding since they receive funding from other organizations: check the eligibility requirements to be sure. Please feel free to e-mail us at terri@georgiawriters.org with any questions you may have or if you need assistance filling out an event proposal. |
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