Guam International Reading Association: May 2011

UOG Language Arts Conference - Nov. 6

34th Annual Regional Language Arts Conference

Enhancing Our Classrooms to Navigate Beyond the Four Walls

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Wednesday, May 11, 2011

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Thursday, May 12th 6-8:30pm - UOG Master's of Arts in English Program invites YOU!

UNIVERSITY OF GUAM

UNIBETSEDÅT GUÅHAN

DIVISION OF ENGLISH & APPLIED LINGUISTICS

YOU’RE INVITED!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!

Thursday, May 12th 6-8:30pm

What you can do with a graduate degree

in ENGLISH?

UOG Master’s of Arts in English Program

Invites YOU to discover why YOU should become

a graduate student in our program!

Time/Location

6:00-7:00pm English & Communication Bldg. 2nd Floor

What you can do with a Master’s of Arts in ENGLISH degree?

Nuts and Bolts of our MA English degree program

~Drs. Andrea Sant Hartig, Clarisa Quan, and Jason Vest

Why should you choose UOG’s Master’s of Arts in English program?

~Current students and alumni

Overview of the Fall 2011-Spring 2012 schedule

7:00-7:30pm UOG Library – Graduate Research Center

UOG’s newest graduate student resource

7:30-8:30 English & Communications Bldg. 2nd Floor Conference Room

Q&A, mingling, and refreshments

For more information, please call 735-2725/26/ 36 or

email Dr. Andrea Sant Hartig: ahartig@uguam.uog.edu

Guam Council - IRA 2021-2022 Officers and Standing Committee Members

President/Read-A-Thon 2021-2022 Chair:

Liwayway Anicas

Recording Secretary/Professional Development/Grants:

Martha Sudo

Treasurer:

Nilfa Milan

Corresponding Secretary/Electronics:

Liwanag Dominguez

Electronics:

Mae Mendiola

Grants:

Vivian Wolff

Hard Cover/Paperback:

Geri Eclavea

Scholastic Order:

Rose Castro

Book Exchange:

Manda Tenorio

Novelties:

Verna Mendiola, Elvina Johnson

Membership:

Stephanie Taitano, Annette Leon Guerrero

Webmaster/Professional Development:

Dr. Matilda Naputi Rivera

Historian & Newsletter:

April Cordova, Dylan Orot

Professional Resources:

Mae Mendiola, Liwanag Dominguez

Door Prizes, Decor & Details:

Laurie Alig, Jovita Alcantara, Piola Fernandez

Guam IRA Purpose

To promote reading on Guam
To sponsor conferences and meetings
To encourage the study of reading problems in all educational levels
To stimulate and promote research in reading
To study the various factors that influence reading
To publish the results of pertinent and significant investigations and practices
To assist in the development and provision for professional and community reading programs
To serve as a clearinghouse for information related to reading
To promote mutual understanding and cooperate work among educators

Guam IRA History

The Guam Council-IRA was established on April 15, 1968 by seventeen people dedicated to promoting reading on the island of Guam. The local council’s membership had grown since then with over 300 educators, parents, students and community members involved in many reading projects.

In 1979, the first Read-A-Thon was held to benefit the local public television. Currently the annual Read-A-Thon provides Professional Educator Grants, underwrites the public television’s Reading Rainbow Program, offers monthly Professional Development Meetings, and many other reading endeavors in the schools and community.

The first visiting author in 1990 was Norman Bridwell. Since that time, the local council has sponsored at least two authors, illustrators, or story tellers annually. These individuals inspire children to become better readers, skillful artists, and healthier individuals.

The local council organized its first Community Book Fair in 2000. Students, parents, educators, and community members were invited to read aloud, observe dance and musical performances, and given the opportunity to purchase affordable books for family members or friends.

The council also sponsors approximately six members to attend the Annual International Reading Association Convention. Upon their return to the island, these individuals share their experiences through mini workshops. The Young Adult Café, which was established in 2003, was an inspiration from the annual convention.

The Guam Council of the International Reading Association has been recognized as an Honor Council, placed in the President’s Club and Membership Honor Roll, and received the Community Service Award. The local council will continue to provide reading projects, but also search for better ways to improve reading on the island of Guam and Micronesia.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

May Newsletter

GUAM TREASURES LLC BOOK DONATION

D204 Lions Club Saturday Story Hour

Guam ILA CY 2022-2023 Officers

Read-A-Thon Kick-Off/March Meeting Snapshots

Read-A-Thon Week Activities at the Schools

UOG Language Arts Conference - Nov. 6

Spend It All, Spend It Now 2020 & Induction Ceremony

IRA Community Book Fair Snapshots

IRA Guam Anthology

HANDOUTS FROM IRA MEETINGS/CONFERENCES

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Guam IRA May 2011 Newsletter

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Thursday, May 12th 6-8:30pm - UOG Master's of Arts in English Program invites YOU!

IRA Guam Council By Laws

ILA

Guam Council - IRA 2021-2022 Officers and Standing Committee Members

2021-2022 Calendar of Events

Apply for an IRA Grant!

Apply to become a Guam IRA member for $25!

UOG Graduate Credit

Effective Literacy Websites

Guam Teacher Certification Link!

Guam IRA Memoriam

Official IRA Pamphlet Available

Who We Are

Our Mission

Why Join IRA?

Guam IRA Purpose

Guam IRA History

Guam IRA Outreach Programs and Services

Guam IRA Archive

Guam IRA Newsletter Archive

Guam IRA Author Visits Archive

Honor Council Award

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