The Writers Project at ACC was developed to give students and Warren and Washington County residents the chance to listen to and speak in person with nationally renowned and up-and-coming writers.

All readings are free and open to the public.

640 Bay Road
Queensbury, NY 12804

Phone: 518-743-2210
Fax: 518-745-1433
Email: writersproject@sunyacc.edu

Writers Project Advisory Board
J. Courtney Reid, Director
Laura Albert
Joe Cutshall-King
Lale Davidson
W. Sheldon Hurst
Kathie McCoy
Nancy White
Media Relations
Bob Myers
Mark Parfitt
Grant Writer
Karen Stites
  Schedule of Events: Free and Open to the Public
Kaiulani Lee
Monday, October 04
12:30-2:00
ACC Theater
Humanities

Kaiulani Lee received her undergraduate degree from American University and an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from Bowdoin College in Maine.

Kaiulani Lee studied acting under some of the greatest directors and teachers, including Lee Strasberg, Sandy Meisner, Jerzy Growtowski and Uta Hagan. She has performed and won awards for her work in plays on and off-Broadway. She has been in fifteen feature films and guest-starred in numerous TV series. She has also been a teacher and lecturer at universities across the country.

Kaiulani Lee
Monday, October 04
2:00-3:00
ACC Theater
Humanities

Kaiulani Lee received her undergraduate degree from American University and an Honorary Doctorate of Arts from Bowdoin College in Maine.

Kaiulani Lee studied acting under some of the greatest directors and teachers, including Lee Strasberg, Sandy Meisner, Jerzy Growtowski and Uta Hagan. She has performed and won awards for her work in plays on and off-Broadway. She has been in fifteen feature films and guest-starred in numerous TV series. She has also been a teacher and lecturer at universities across the country.

Laurie Anderson
Monday, October 25
7:00pm
ACC Theater
Humanities

New York Times Best Seller and literary award winner, Laurie Halse Anderson was born in Postdam, New York. She attended Onandago Community College and Georgetown University, receiving her undergraduate degree in language and linguistics. Before she began writing children's books and young adult novels, she was a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer and a freelance magazine writer.

Anderson is probably best known for her novel, SPEAK, which was made into a major film. Although Anderson's novels reach out to young adults, her writing and stories are loved by readers of all ages.

Her special visit to SUNY ADIRONDACK celebrates the publication of her newest novel, FORGE (Atheneum 2010)

Jon Clinch
Monday, November 01
12:30pm
Scoville Auditorium
Scoville Learning Center
Jon Clinch Fiction Writer (FINN and KINGS OF THE EARTH) Monday, November 1st 12:30 Scoville Auditorium co-sponsored by Crandall Library Clinch will be reading at the library on Monday Nov. 1st at 7:30
Jon Clinch
Monday, November 01
7:30pm
Crandall Library
Crandall Library
Jon Clinch Fiction Writer (FINN and KINGS OF THE EARTH) Monday, November 1st 12:30 Scoville Auditorium co-sponsored by Crandall Library Clinch will be reading at the library on Monday Nov. 1st at 7:30
Paul Lisicky
Monday, November 29
12:30pm
Deerlove Art Gallery
Dearlove Hall
PAUL LISICKY Fiction Writer LAWNBOY (Greywolf Press, 20060; FAMOUS BUILDER (Greywolf Press, 2002) Monday, November 29th 12:30 Dearlove Art Gallery

ALL READINGS ARE FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Readings co-sponsored by The National Endowment for the Arts, Poets and Writers, inc., FSA of Adirondack Community College, The Freshman Seminar Experience, New York State Council on the Arts.
contact: Courtney Reid, Director

Copies of our guests' most recent work are available at the ACC Bookstore.

"Many thanks to the ACC Faculty-Student Association for providing refreshments for the Writers Project events!"

All venues for readings for the Writers Project at Adirondack Community College are handicap-accessible, and amplification devices for the hearing impaired can be made available upon request.


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