About
CT COLT has a variety of opportunities to contribute to the profession and to the organization. There are different ways to contribute, from very small projects for one event to overseeing larger events.
JOIN A COMMITTEE
- Fall Conference Committee, meets in-person (and at times, virtually, depending on various factors), and it meets bi-monthly
- Help with set-up and/or clean up
- Sub-committees: Publicity, ways and means, exhibitors, technology, registration, evaluation, program, hospitality, program
- Take pictures
- Facilitate workshops
- Summer Proficiency Institute, meets online, bi-monthly
- Poetry Recitation Contest, meets monthly
- Offer to help judge
- Subcommittees: Steering, Judges, Food, Set-up/Take-down, Registration, Student Guide, Parking & Grounds, Entertainment
- Offer to host the event
- Rhyme Celebration: If you teach in an elementary school, offer to have your school host the event.
- EdCamp CT COLT @CCSU: Meets online, bi-monthly
PARTICIPATE: Involve your students in the Rhyme Celebration, Poster Contest, Essay Contest, Poetry Recitation Contest, CT COLT awards
VOLUNTEER:
- to judge a contest
- to give a workshop at the Fall Conference
- to write a column or article for the newsletter
- to write letters to your congressional representative when an issue arises
- to offer technology expertise or artistic talent on a current project
- to research information needed for decision-making and communication, or if you want
- to be involved, but must do a project from home
- to serve on the Board of Directors
- to join the board as an Organizational Director for AATF, AATG, AATSP, CITA, ACTR, NNELL
