Teaching fellowships are competitively awarded, generally to those who have completed a book-length manuscript. Fellows work informally with conference participants, organizing readings and offering editorial advice. The deadline for applying for scholarships or fellowships is Thursday, April 12. The conference's 2000 Teaching Fellow in Poetry, Judy Jordan, won the National Book Critics Circle Award in Poetry for her first book, Carolina Ghost Woods. The fees for all students include the full program of events and three meals a day.
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