Below is a slideshow of the Graphic Arts winning projects from the 2010 State Convention.
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In case of registration issues please contact Mr.Ward (ward@gjcl.org), instead of our officers thanks!
The GJCL State Convention 2010
- Cost: $100 per delegate (this includes chaperones but not sponsors). A single check from each chapter needs to be remitted to the GJCL c/o Lindsey Lovette 1775 S. Milledge Avenue, Athens, GA 30605.
- Where and When: April 16th, 17th and 18th at Rock Eagle.
- FAX: This is your number one source for all convention related questions; please read it thoroughly.
- Registration: Registration will be held from March 7– April 2. Take note of the following information that you will need to have when you register: number of student delegates, number of chaperons (follow a 1:8 same sex ratio unless you have fewer that 12, in that case no additional chaperons are needed), number of sponsors (ACL members with registered delegates), list of students who are not JCL members but who are attending convention (they will need to be added), the number of state officers (if applicable)
- Students planning to run for office should fill out and submit the papers of candidacy by April 2, 2010
- Registration Materials: Additional Member Form; Papers of Candidacy; Health Form/Media Release/Permission
- Interested in one of the scholarships offered by the GJCJL? go to the Scholarships page.
- Don't forget to nominate for the TOTY and SOTY
www.georgiaclassicalassociation.org/awards.html
Slogan/Modern Myth contest:
Slogan: Do you have a funny saying that your JCL uses? Share! Email your ENGLISH motto to creativearts@gjcl.org before April 12 to be considered in the Slogan contest.
Modern Myth: Do you love mythology? Do you enjoy writing? Combine the two and create your own myth. See the rules in the FAX for specific details and options. Once you have your story, email it to creativearts@gjcl.org by April 12 to be considered. You never know, you could write the next story to be on the big screen!
Creative Arts Selections: Dramatic Interpretation; Latin Oratory
Costume contest: Male - Pan, Female - Niobe, Couples - Paris and Helen
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