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Showing posts with label ALAN. Show all posts
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Dave Roman's *Astronaut Academy: Re-entry Day* is Out Now!
I first learned about Dave Roman through his hilarious and quirky Teen Boat. He has another series geared toward upper elementary and middle schoolers, though, and the second of the Astronaut Academy line debuts TODAY!
Having met Dave at ALAN 2012, I can attest to his good character. Having read his work, I can attest to just how much you're going to love his books!
Click here to see a video trailer for this latest release.
Friday, December 03, 2010
Publishers Weekly Gives ALAN 2010 Some Press
And since graphic novelists George O' Connor and Barry Deutsch were presenters, I can mention it here!
Monday, October 11, 2010
A Big "THANK YOU!"
to all who voted me in as a member of the ALAN Board of Directors. I'll begin my stint, which I believe is 3 years, pretty soon and look forward to serving the Assembly on Literature for Adolescents of NCTE.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Vote for Me for ALAN Executive Board
While I usually do not stump for myself regarding nominations, this is a position I really want to serve. My connections with graphica and YA literature and literacy are obvious, and I have always appreciated ALAN's open, forward-thinking attitude.
If you're a member, I'd love your support once you get your ballot in the mail.Other nominees are: Lynne Alvine, Erica Ricki Berg, Dee Douglas-Jones, Christian Z. Goering, and Paul Hankins.
Monday, June 07, 2010
Vote for Me for ALAN Board of Directors!
Today I learned that I am one of six candidates selected by the ALAN (Assembly on Literature for Adolescents)Elections Committee to run for ALAN Board of Directors this summer/early fall.
This is an honor, and, if elected, I'll make sure to help keep ALAN the innovative, forward-thinking, and inclusive organization it has always been and needs to be. I've been nominated to positions in NCTE, etc. before, but I truly want this one and will work my tail off to do a great job. If you're a member of ALAN, I hope you'll vote me in. If you're not a member and would like to vote me in, click here for membership information.
I've been an ALAN state representative for both Mississippi and Texas, have published in TAR and am a guest editor for an upcoming issue. As well, my work with graphic novels and literacy is award-winning, and future projects deal with proactively countering censorship through rationales for graphic novels at the secondary level and with teaching vocabulary through comics. I've also been a constant proponent of technology and newer mediums in the YA Literature class, as you can see with this blog or over at my former blog,http://www.yausm.blogspot.com/, and many of my students' virtual book talks are available on Youtube, etc.
I hope that I may count on your support once the election is underway!
This is an honor, and, if elected, I'll make sure to help keep ALAN the innovative, forward-thinking, and inclusive organization it has always been and needs to be. I've been nominated to positions in NCTE, etc. before, but I truly want this one and will work my tail off to do a great job. If you're a member of ALAN, I hope you'll vote me in. If you're not a member and would like to vote me in, click here for membership information.
I've been an ALAN state representative for both Mississippi and Texas, have published in TAR and am a guest editor for an upcoming issue. As well, my work with graphic novels and literacy is award-winning, and future projects deal with proactively countering censorship through rationales for graphic novels at the secondary level and with teaching vocabulary through comics. I've also been a constant proponent of technology and newer mediums in the YA Literature class, as you can see with this blog or over at my former blog,http://www.yausm.blogspot.com/, and many of my students' virtual book talks are available on Youtube, etc.
I hope that I may count on your support once the election is underway!
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
The ALAN Review Fall 09 Has 2 Articles on Comics
The "seems to get mentioned in clumps on En/Sane World," indispensable Peter Gutierrez makes the case for eleven graphic novels in your classroom in "Integrating Graphica into your Curriculum," and West Virginia University's Rosemary Hathaway impresses in "'More than Meets the Eye': Transformative Intertextuality in Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese." Both are great reads!
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