Scholarships

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Scholarships

Thank you for your interest in KVML’s 2021 Teaching Vonnegut Workshops. Normal registration costs for Teaching Vonnegut Workshops are $25 per attendee, with discounts offered for attendees registering for more than one workshop. We understand that these costs may be prohibitive for some. If that is the case, please fill out this form and select the workshops that you are interested in. KVML will review your scholarship application, and notify you whether or not we are able to offer you a scholarship in 2021. Thank you!

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Are you currently a teacher? (this is not a requirement, and only collected for our interest)

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If so, at which school? Is this an elementary? Junior High? High School? College? Other?

Do you have any experience teaching Vonnegut? (this is not necessary, and only collected for our interest)

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If so, please list the courses related to Vonnegut that you have taught:

How did you hear about Teaching Vonnegut Workshops (select all that apply):

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Please select the workshops that you are interested in attending below. You can choose one, or up to 9 (all). The number of workshops you select will have no effect on your scholarship application. Detailed information on each of the workshops can be found at https://www.vonnegutlibrary.org/2021workshops/

"A Teacher’s Field Guide to Vonnegut’s Planetary Citizenship," Tales from Leon Trout’s Curiosities Shop by Christina Jarvis, July 6th, 4-6pm EST

"Majora Carter Workshop," July 6th, 7-9pm EST

"Tools for Teaching in the Virtual Environment," Using Nearpod Remote Learning Technology to Teach Vonnegut & Other Authors by Brittany Cain, July 13th, 4-6pm EST

"The Wit and Wisdom of Vonnegut," Artistic & Ecological views in The Janitor – a comic-opera by William Doyle and inspired by The Sirens of Titan, July 13th, 7-9pm EST

"Vonnegut on White Supremacy," An opportunity to analyze and discuss depictions of racism in Vonnegut’s fiction by Steve Ellerhoff, July 20th, 1-3pm EST

"Write Like a Human Being. Write Like a Writer." Vonnegut’s Advice to His Students by Suzanne McConnell, July 20th, 4-6pm EST

"God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater," a Philanthropic Study by Kathi Badertscher, July 20th, 7-9pm EST

"Vonnegut: A Writer for the 21st Century," Teaching Vonnegut as Contemporary Lit by Cara Lane, July 27th, 1-3pm EST

"You Can’t Say That… Oh Wait, Maybe You Can," The Laws of Censorship In and Out of the Classroom By Barry Lynn, July 27th, 4-6pm EST

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