Category: NCTE@CSU
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Rejuvenating and Restorative: English Education Students Present Research at NCTE 2022
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Read More: Rejuvenating and Restorative: English Education Students Present Research at NCTE 2022CSU English education graduate students and faculty present their research and lead sessions at NCTE 2022 in Anaheim, California.
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NCTE@CSU, Fall 2016
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Read More: NCTE@CSU, Fall 2016The National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…
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NCTE@CSU Spring 2016
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Read More: NCTE@CSU Spring 2016The National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…
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Book Fair, Fundraiser for NCTE@CSU
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Read More: Book Fair, Fundraiser for NCTE@CSUWednesday, December 9th: Book Fair at the Fort Collins Barnes and Noble, which will last all day. At 5:00PM there will be two guest authors — the English Department’s very own Todd Mitchell and Daniel Robinson — reading from their books, as well as a book signing. If the book fair is…
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NCTE National Day of Writing at CSU
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Read More: NCTE National Day of Writing at CSUNCTE’s Seventh Annual National Day on Writing is being celebrated today. The theme this year is #WhyIWrite. NCTE answers the question “Why a National Day on Writing?” this way: In light of the significance of writing in our national life, to draw attention to the remarkable variety of writing we…
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NCTE Presents: National Day of Writing at CSU, “Why I Write”
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Read More: NCTE Presents: National Day of Writing at CSU, “Why I Write”Come join NCTE@CSU to celebrate the National Day of Writing! The theme this year is #WhyIWrite. We will be hosting a writing blackout for middle school, high school, and college students in honor of the National Day of Writing on campus. For 30 minutes, we will sit quietly without electronics and…
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NCTE@CSU Banned Books Event Reflection, by Ashley Alfirevic
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Read More: NCTE@CSU Banned Books Event Reflection, by Ashley AlfirevicEnglish Department Communications Intern Ashley Alfirevic recently attended an NCTE@CSU event about Banned Books and had this to share. Perhaps instead of Banned Books Week, we should call this Challenged Books Week. On Thursday’s NCTE@CSU Meeting, I learned about how often parents challenge books found in a library, a school, a…
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NCTE@CSU
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Read More: NCTE@CSUThe National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…
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NCTE@CSU's Spring 2015 Final Meeting: TODAY!
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Read More: NCTE@CSU's Spring 2015 Final Meeting: TODAY!In this video, current NCTE@CSU President Anton Gerth and faculty advisor Pam Coke talk about what makes NCTE@CSU so great. NCTE@CSU’s next event, “The Private, Charter, and Alternative Perspective,” is Wednesday, April 22nd 5:30-6:30 pm in Clark C360. Speakers will include current teachers from a Private, Charter and Alternative school,…
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NCTE@CSU
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Read More: NCTE@CSUThe National Council of Teachers of English at Colorado State University (NCTE@CSU) is a non-profit, student-run organization on campus for teacher education students of all content areas. As a professional organization NCTE@CSU provides its members with informative and education-based information through the form of monthly meetings, where they invite professionals…