Sentences with phrase «book event organizers»

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Lunchroom supervision Classroom presenters Supply orderers / stockers Teacher assistants Field trip chaperones Career Day speakers Teacher Appreciation Week organizers Community ambassadors Room mothers Event coordinators Library assistants New family coordinators Back - to - School Picnic organizers Book Fair workers Family Night volunteers Picture Day helpers Bulletin - board creators Recess monitors Photocopiers and laminators After - school tutors Student mentors Nurse assistants for vision and hearing screenings Office greeters and phone answerers Committee members

The Small Schools Workshop, a group of organizers, educators, and researchers based in the College of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, offers a wealth of online resources: a calendar of events and training opportunities; books, research reports, and bibliographies; speeches and interviews; listservs and a job board.

I give my students a graphic organizer to help them track how the historical events taking place during the book's historical time period impact the characters and storyline.

Second, we must give reviewers and event organizers enough lead time to get the book in their queue, read it, and schedule coverage and events.

This is important because media and event organizers like to be on the front end before a book is available to the public.

Brooke Warner, the author of Green Light Your Books and board member of IBPA (Independent Book Publishers of America) says, «I advise authors with [print - on - demand books] never to specify how their books were printed [when they are] talking to book buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...&rBooks and board member of IBPA (Independent Book Publishers of America) says, «I advise authors with [print - on - demand books] never to specify how their books were printed [when they are] talking to book buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...&raBook Publishers of America) says, «I advise authors with [print - on - demand books] never to specify how their books were printed [when they are] talking to book buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...&rbooks] never to specify how their books were printed [when they are] talking to book buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...&rbooks were printed [when they are] talking to book buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...&rabook buyers, event hosts, booksellers, conference organizers or librarians...»

VIN NOUVEAU Hip Tastes: The Fresh Guide to Wine, an oh - so - chatty primer by 28 - year - old San Francisco sommelier - cum - social events organizer Courtney Cochran, is like one of those infomercials where you hear more about what you're going to learn than anything else but there's a much better, albeit very small book buried under all the cuteness.

If the organizer would charge $ 25 admission, and guarantee 250 attendees (i.e.: books sold), then Eric would pay his own flight out to the event.

Event Organizer and Host D'vorah Lansky Author of Book Marketing Made Easy, D'vorah is the host of this 5th Annual Book Marketing Conference and attendees will hear from... [Read more...]

Once you've pinpointed your potential book marketing venue, it's time to reach out to event coordinators and organizers to tell them about your great idea.

This is why I've recently called on our major organizers of superb industry - core conferences — O'Reilly Media's Tools of Change and Digital Book World — to consider producing similarly informative, progressive events for authors, something quite different from the craft - and - how - to writing conferences we have now.

Were the events as carefully crafted as the books that, likely, created the organizer's personal brand and market?

If you regularly speak to large crowds and have any restrictions when it comes to signing books (signature but no personalization, no photos, only signing the current book, only signing books purchased at the event), let the event organizer and / or bookseller know ahead of time.

«It's strange that kids that text message and carry iPods and BlackBerrys in their left hand carry in their right hands these heavy tomes called law school books,» said Ronald K.L. Collins, one of the event's organizers and a scholar at the nonprofit First Amendment Center in Washington, D.C. «The left hand is the future and the right hand is the past.»

My career spans a varied range as a writer / producer / director of film, television, video, multimedia, theater, pay - per - call shows, websites and Italian - American cultural events; as a film teacher and curriculum designer; as a book author and magazine editor / writer; as a radio talk - show host; and as an ethnic / political organizer and fundraiser.