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The Language and Literacy Graduate Organization (LLEGO) at The University of Georgia is a student-led organization that seeks to advance the study of language and literacy education, to provide networking and social opportunities, to conduct professional development series, and to encourage cross-disciplinary study for and among graduate students.

This site contains upcoming and past events, helpful resources, and contact information for LLEGO.

LLEGO@UGA Spring Speaker Event.pdf

Racialized language minoritized youth doing language and literacy: Beyond constructed standards

Dr. Ofelia García, Professor Emerita, The City University of New York

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Lessons from the Pandemic: The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 in Education

Moderated by

Ngoc My (Michelle) Tran, University of Georgia

Featuring

Elizabeth Dubberly, Clarke County School District

Tennelle Smith, Community Service Agency

Toni Bivins, BIA Charter School

Carmen Corbo Del Rey, Clarke County School District

2024 LLEGO Spring Speaker Series #5

Join us on March 28th for the Language and Literacy Education Graduate Organization spring speaker event!

LLEGO Spring Speakers Series #3 & #4

Join us April 6 and April 13 for Language and Literacy Education Graduate Organization online sessions! Two different sessions will be led by Ethan Trinh and Dr. Luis Javier Pentón Herrera.

LLEGO Spring Speakers Series #2

LLEGO is thrilled to feature a special spring book talk series. We will be hosting a virtual discussion with Dr. Baker-Bell on February 9th.

LLEGO Spring Speakers Series #1

LLEGO is thrilled to feature a special spring book talk series. We will be hosting a virtual discussion with Dr. Toliver on February 4th.

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Call for applications is open now!

Please email michelletran@uga.edu to be added to the LLEGO listserv. Once you are on the listserv you will receive notifications regarding upcoming events and the latest news relevant to our LLED graduate studies programs.

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