2011 Things To Do Off-site

2011 Annual Conference & Bookfair
February 2-5, 2011
Washington, DC
Marriott Wardman Park & Omni Shoreham Hotels

Last edited: August 25, 2010

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Literary Events

If the 500 exhibits of the Bookfair and the 300 events on the official schedule of the AWP Conference are not enough for you, you should consider a few of the off-site alternatives, listed below. Please note that your sobriety will be challenged at many of these venues.

Submit an Off-site Event

Please fill out the following information about your off-site event. Fields marked with an asterisk are required. Your submission must be manually approved by the AWP webmaster before it will appear in this listing. Please allow 1-3 business days. The last day to submit an event that will appear in this listing is January 28, 2011 by 5PM EST.

Edit Your Off-site Event Listing

To change information that appears in your off-site event, please e-mail webmaster@awpwriter.org. Please allow 1-3 business days. The last day to edit an event that appears in this listing is January 28, 2011 by 5PM EST.

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2011 Sponsors

Major Sponsors

George Mason University MFA in Creative Writing

The George Washington University

Georgia College & State University / Arts & Letters

University of Maryland

NEOMFA--The Northeast Ohio Master of Fine Arts

Steven Barclay Agency

Literary Partners

The Academy of American Poets

Blue Flower Arts

Cave Canem

The Council of Literary Magazines and Presses / Small Press Distribution

Creative Writing at Fairleigh Dickinson University & WAMFEST

The Library of Congress Poetry and Literature Center

The Loft Literary Center

Macondo Writers' Workshop

National Endowment for the Arts

PEN American Center

PEN/Faulkner Foundation

The Poetry Foundation

The Poetry Society of America

Poets House

Split This Rock Poetry Festival

VIDA: Women in the Literary Arts

Wesleyan University Press

Writers in the Schools

Benefactors

Adelphi University MFA in Creative Writing

Jackson Center for Creative Writing at Hollins

Wilkes University Low Residency MA/MFA program

Patrons

MFA in Creative Writing, Antioch University Los Angeles

Columbia College Chicago, Fiction Writing Department and Story Week

Emerson College, Department of Writing, Literature, and Publishing

MA in Writing Program, The Johns Hopkins University

Minnesota State University, Mankato/Blue Earth Review

University of North Carolina Wilmington

University of Notre Dame/Letras Latinas

Southern New Hampshire University

Tupelo Press

Virginia Tech

The Writer's Center

Sponsors

American University

Black Mountain Institute at the University of Nevada Las Vegas

Bowling Green State University Creative Writing Program

Chatham University

Longwood University / Dos Passos Review

National Association of Writers in Education

Ohio University MA and PhD in Creative Writing / New Ohio Review

Creative Writing Program, Roosevelt University

Rutgers-Camden MFA in Creative Writing and StoryQuarterly Magazine

Sewanee Writers' Conference

Spalding University's Brief Residency MFA in Writing Program

Vermont College of Fine Arts

Virginia Commonwealth University

The Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing at Arizona State University

Creative Writing at West Virginia University

Contributors

Beltway Poetry Quarterly

Loyola University Maryland

Potomac Review

Saint Joseph's University

Spectrum of Poetic Fire / Black Magnolias Special Issue

The MFA in Creative Writing at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

University of Tampa

University of Tennessee Knoxville Creative Writing Program

Washburn University

Become a sponsor for our 2011 Conference.
There are five levels
of sponsorship with a
variety of benefits.

Questions about Sponsorship? Contact:
Matt Burriesci,
Associate Director,
at (703) 993-4540

Sponsorship Information (PDF-639KB)