Description of Purpose The LTAB Board Member is a one-year ex officio board member position, designed to be filled by a current LTAB student who will represent student concerns to the Nebraska Writers Collective’s board of directors. This person will be a full-fledged member of the board
Read more →Louder Than a Bomb: Omaha is simply too great to only be available for part of the year, so the NWC is expanding it to the summer. We’ve partnered with Metro Community College’s 4 Teens program to bring you the best summer slam poetry camp west of
Read more →The Communications Director is responsible for handling the external communications of the Nebraska Writers Collective. This includes grant writing, maintaining the website, issuing press releases, doing graphic design, preparing printed documents and materials, and otherwise handling communications between the Nebraska Writers Collective and the community at large.
Read more →The Development Director is responsible for building and managing relationships between the Nebraska Writers Collective and its community stakeholders. This includes, but is not limited to, building and managing relationships with individual donors, seeking out community partners, seeking out corporate sponsorship, planning and coordinating events, and handling
Read more →You thought LTAB was over? Wrong! This year we’re also having individual finals, and all teams are invited to send one representative to Lincoln for another amazing night of poetry. Here are the details: LTAB Individual Finals Sunday, April 21 Andersen Lecture Hall, UNL Campus, 16th &
Read more →Louder Than a Bomb: Omaha is the Nebraska Writers Collective’s biggest and most successful program, and the 2012-2013 bouts are about to begin. 23 schools formed teams this year (last year we had 12) and will start facing off in the tournament on March 18, but we
Read more →Our 2013 season of the Louder Than a Bomb: Omaha youth poetry festival is so big, so daring, and so far-reaching that we wanted to bring someone suitably epic into town to help us kick it off. We outdid ourselves, because we got Marc Smith. Marc invented
Read more →Sierra DeMulder came to Omaha on January 11 to feature at the April poetry slam team finals, and also travelled to Lincoln to help with our continuing efforts to make Louder Than a Bomb: Omaha as amazing as it can be. Thanks for visiting, Sierra, we are
Read more →Louder than a Bomb: Omaha is almost upon us, and Sam Cook is about to light the fuse at Legend Comics on Monday, December 10. Sam is a National Poetry Slam champion who resides in Minnesota. He is the Founder of Button Poetry, Director of the two-time national
Read more →Louder Than a Bomb is so much bigger and better this year that the NWC seeks a Lead Teaching Artist to help coordinate everything. Check out the details below, and note that we are accepting applications through November 16, 2012. Job Description: The NWC’s Louder Than a
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