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Conferences & Camps

Children’s Literature Conference

Children’s Literature Conference

Explore new youth literature with nationally-recognized authors of children's books.

April 13, 2019 8:15 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Jameson Recital Hall (formerly Akers Auditorium)

Andrew S. Miller Center for Communication Arts

Presented by Asbury University School of Education and Kinlaw Library, in collaboration with Mazza Museum at Findlay University

General Admission: $100 (includes lunch)
Students: $30 (includes lunch)

Featured Artists

Louise Borden

Louise Borden

Amanda Driscoll

Amanda Driscoll

Denise Fleming

Denise Fleming

E. B. Lewis

E. B. Lewis

Matthew Reinhart

Matthew Reinhart

Asbury Children’s Literature Conference is a one day conference to promote awareness of new youth literature (PK-12). Attendees will meet and learn from authors/illustrators about their creative process. There will be break-out sessions on incorporating children’s literature into the K-12 curriculum and educational programming led by in-service teachers, librarians, and storytellers. This conference will be helpful to teachers, librarians, pre-service teachers, and parents.