Thank you, thank you, THANK you to everyone who helped with this year's At-Home Conference. It's the first time I've opened it up to everyone, and your response overwhelmed me. I know we had some glitches here and there - I appreciate everyone's patience!
Special thank yous go out to those of you who donated books (don't forget Jeannie - she donated late), to our teachers, Camille Gabel (my blog master), and Tiffany Colter (the Writing Career Coach and our university hostess). Please support all of these wonderful people!
Technically the conference is over, but Tiffany has agreed to keep the classes up for a while (so don't worry if you missed anything!).
Please either leave a comment of shoot me an email to let me know your thoughts on the conference. What did you like? What didn't you like? Suggestions for next year?
Thanks!
Monday, September 26, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
GIVEAWAY: A Biltmore Christmas
Courtesy of Rhonda Gibson, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win one of two copies of A Biltmore Christmas:
First opened to friends and family on Christmas Eve of 1895, the Vanderbilts’ estate has a long tradition of Christmas hospitality. In these four fictional romances, the orphaned Bradford sisters each find both employment and romance at the Biltmore estate. But will the love be lasting or just a Cinderella dream?
Explore the luxuries of America’s largest home through the eyes of the fiction Bradford sisters. Having been orphaned, they each secure work and lodging at the Biltmore estate. Charity, a laundress; Peggy, an assistant cook, Selma, a chambermaid; and Melissa, a stable “boy” each experience adventures in employment and romance that culminate at Christmastime when the Vanderbilts’ hospitality is at its grandest level.
TWO winners will be selected in 24 hours - good luck!
First opened to friends and family on Christmas Eve of 1895, the Vanderbilts’ estate has a long tradition of Christmas hospitality. In these four fictional romances, the orphaned Bradford sisters each find both employment and romance at the Biltmore estate. But will the love be lasting or just a Cinderella dream?
Explore the luxuries of America’s largest home through the eyes of the fiction Bradford sisters. Having been orphaned, they each secure work and lodging at the Biltmore estate. Charity, a laundress; Peggy, an assistant cook, Selma, a chambermaid; and Melissa, a stable “boy” each experience adventures in employment and romance that culminate at Christmastime when the Vanderbilts’ hospitality is at its grandest level.
TWO winners will be selected in 24 hours - good luck!
Historical Romance - Christina Rich
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
"Narration" - Joyce Elferdink
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Wake Up Your Muse: 1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers
Courtesy of Patti Shene and Written World Communications, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win the last copy of Wake Up Your Muse:1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers:
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY!
Happy Sunday!
I know this is supposed to be the last day of the conference, but...there's been a slight internet connectivity problem, and the rest of the classes have not yet been posted at Writing Career Coach. We're working hard to fix the issue, but might have to wait for assistance (which won't come until Monday).
Though the delay will extend the length of the conference, it won't effect what you can view now. Also, we're planning on leaving the lessons up for a while anyway (so people who had their own technical difficulties this weekend will still be able to enjoy them).
As always, thanks for your patience!
I know this is supposed to be the last day of the conference, but...there's been a slight internet connectivity problem, and the rest of the classes have not yet been posted at Writing Career Coach. We're working hard to fix the issue, but might have to wait for assistance (which won't come until Monday).
Though the delay will extend the length of the conference, it won't effect what you can view now. Also, we're planning on leaving the lessons up for a while anyway (so people who had their own technical difficulties this weekend will still be able to enjoy them).
As always, thanks for your patience!
GIVEAWAY: Writer's Guide to Grief
Courtesy of Jeannie Campbell, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a PDF copy of Writer's Guide to Grief:
Everyone experiences loss and no two grief reactions look the same. Step into the shoes of a therapist with years of experience helping people through their grief. Read about different types and manifestations of grief, some of which you’ll never have thought about before and represent a new way of looking at grief for your characters. The Character Therapist also briefly outlines the stages of grief before describing in detail the various facets of grief people experience, such as emotional response, cognition, behaviors, and physical perceptions. 19 pages.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Submissions - Patti Shene
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Making the Most of Your Website, Blog, and Other Social Media - Tiffany Amber Stockton
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
ACFW Awards Gala - LIVE online!
Great news from Allison M. Wilson ACFW Conference Administrator:
The 10th Annual ACFW Awards Gala will not only be live blogged, BUT will also be LIVE STREAMED!! Yes, you read that correctly. We are trying something new, and praying hard that it works. J This year the cameras will be rolling on the gala so that you, at home, can see what we see, AS WE SEE IT. All of the glitz and glamour of the evening can be watched in the comfort of your own home…we hope. J We do ask that you extend us some grace as we are doing this for the first time. Prayer would be great, too!
Go to www.acfw.com/conference/
I hope you will all tune in to enjoy the conference award ceremony!
GIVEAWAYS: Wake Up Your Muse: 1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers
Courtesy of Patti Shene and Written World Communications, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win the second of three copies of Wake Up Your Muse:1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers:
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
GIVEAWAY: Seasons In The Midst
Courtesy of Deb Kinnard, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a copy of Seasons in the Midst (winner of the 2011 Grace Award for Speculative Fiction):
Stranded in 1353 Cornwall, American graduate student Bethany Lindstrom knows she must find a way back to her own time or face a life of falsehoods and peril. But with the stern overlord Sir Michael Veryan, she is swept into the intrigues of King Edward's court, which will test their mettle and their faith in God to the limits -- and forever bind their lives together.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Stranded in 1353 Cornwall, American graduate student Bethany Lindstrom knows she must find a way back to her own time or face a life of falsehoods and peril. But with the stern overlord Sir Michael Veryan, she is swept into the intrigues of King Edward's court, which will test their mettle and their faith in God to the limits -- and forever bind their lives together.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Rivet Your Reader with Deep Point of View - Jill Nelson
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Writer's Guide to Creating Rich Back Stories
Courtesy of Jeannie Campbell, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a PDF copy of Writer's Guide to Creating Rick Back Stories:
A character’s back story is almost as important as the story unfolding on the page. Packed with insight based on a character’s family of origin (the people who raised him or her), this Writer’s Guide is the most informative yet, delving into 5 different parenting styles a character might grow up with, along with Attachment Theory and the 4 attachment styles a character might develop. The Character Therapist explains in detail the resulting impact both factors would have on the character as an adult. Ta-da! Your character’s back story in a nut shell. 37 pages.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
How to Write Short Fiction (and Get Published) - Ben Erlichman
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Friday, September 23, 2011
GIVEAWAY: Heather Young
Courtesy of David C. Marx, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a copy of Heather Young:
She was dumped partially clothed by her abusive father in an alley in San Antonio, Texas. She is discovered there by a gang whose leader phones James Oliver Young, interim pastor of Geneva Presbyterian Church. Jim and his wife, Diane, drive into the city to meet with the gang. Jim and Diane take Heather to the ER at Northside Hospital.
Heather makes known her desire to spend the night with Jim and Diane rather than be turned over to Child Protective Services. Her stay with the Young family is extended into weeks. Adoption papers are filed by Jim and Diane.
Cynthia Young and Peter Young, both Naval Officers home on leave, accept her as a sibling immediately. Living in the Young home enables Heather to internalize an identity as a Young long before the adoption makes it official.
Heather develops a sense of self worth and self esteem. Her influence on the Young family and others is as profound as their influence on her. She emerges as a “larger than life” individual with powerful attributes and talents.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
She was dumped partially clothed by her abusive father in an alley in San Antonio, Texas. She is discovered there by a gang whose leader phones James Oliver Young, interim pastor of Geneva Presbyterian Church. Jim and his wife, Diane, drive into the city to meet with the gang. Jim and Diane take Heather to the ER at Northside Hospital.
Heather makes known her desire to spend the night with Jim and Diane rather than be turned over to Child Protective Services. Her stay with the Young family is extended into weeks. Adoption papers are filed by Jim and Diane.
Cynthia Young and Peter Young, both Naval Officers home on leave, accept her as a sibling immediately. Living in the Young home enables Heather to internalize an identity as a Young long before the adoption makes it official.
Heather develops a sense of self worth and self esteem. Her influence on the Young family and others is as profound as their influence on her. She emerges as a “larger than life” individual with powerful attributes and talents.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Real-life vs. Realistic Dialogue - Mary Allen
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY EXTENSION
There seems to be an issue today with posting comments (I can't post any and I'm the administrator!). Because of that, I'm going to extend today's (Friday's) giveaways - you'll have all Saturday to sign up, too!
Hope y'all are enjoying the conference - thanks for your patience as we work out all of the 1st year kinks!
Hope y'all are enjoying the conference - thanks for your patience as we work out all of the 1st year kinks!
GIVEAWAY: Wake Up Your Muse: 1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers
Courtesy of Patti Shene and Written World Communications, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win one of three copies of Wake Up Your Muse:1001 Story Starters for Fiction Writers:
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Writing Suspense, Part II - Lil Duncan
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Writer's Guide to Personality Disorders
Courtesy of Jeannie Campbell, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a PDF copy of Writer's Guide to Personality Disorders:
Now you can have all the information you need about personality disorders at your fingertips instead of trying to make sense of the psychologese of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Give your reader a reason to empathize with your villain or relate to your protagonist. Pick and choose a couple traits for each to give a weird quirk or neurosis. 10 disorders broken down over 34 pages.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Tighten Your Sagging Middle - S. Hartmann
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Copyright FAQ's - Kathryn Page Camp
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
A Bunch of Characters - Karla Akins (Part I)
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Novel by Diana Brandmeyer
Courtesy of Diana Brandmeyer, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a copy of one of Diana's books! Honestly - I'm not sure which one (for all of my careful planning, a few things slipped through the cracks). In the meantime, here's a bit about Diana:
I am a lover of Christ, my husband, my sons and their wives.
I like to read, sew, ride bikes and play with digital photography creating scrapbook pages.
I am terrified of mice--dead or alive.
My favorite color is Blue.
I adore animals and now have two cats, Oliver and Wendell.
My favorite book and author changes all the time. I do have two all time favorites, Harriet the Spy and Little Women. Both of them sent me on my writing path. Harriet taught me how to record the world around me and Jo taught me to persevere.
I believe there is only one God and one Savior.
I believe everyone has a gift and they need to be encouraged to use that gift.
I believe that God does bring good from the bad things that happen to us.
My dream for the future is to follow my husband in his dream. He would like to travel the country in a motor home and work with Laborers for Christ building churches and schools. Sounds like fun doesn't it?
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Writing Suspense, Part I - Lil Duncan
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Free Short Story Review!
Courtesy of Ben Erlichman, leave a comment (with an email address) for your chance to win a free priority review of a short story, 1000 words or less, for possible publication in his new short story magazine, debuting in October/November.
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
How to Write From a Male POV - Ben Erlichman
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
GIVEAWAY: Writer's Guide to Personality Types
Courtesy of Jeannie Campbell, leave a comment (with an email address) to get registered for a chance to win a PDF copy of Writer's Guide to Personality Types:
Use the four classic personality types to your advantage when thinking about character development. Inherent in each type is conflict, inner goals, and motivations to make your characters more realistic. Take it straight from the document to your manuscript. Also useful for youth leaders, committee chairs, and other ministry leaders to understand the people you are working with, as well as for your group to better understand each other. 20 pages of material to add to your writer’s toolbox!
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Use the four classic personality types to your advantage when thinking about character development. Inherent in each type is conflict, inner goals, and motivations to make your characters more realistic. Take it straight from the document to your manuscript. Also useful for youth leaders, committee chairs, and other ministry leaders to understand the people you are working with, as well as for your group to better understand each other. 20 pages of material to add to your writer’s toolbox!
A winner will be chosen in 24 hours - good luck!
Is it a Business or a Hobby? - Shelley Neumeier
This class is now available for viewing at www.writingcareercoach.net. If you can any questions or comments on the lesson, please feel free to post them here.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Classes are Up!! (Thank You, Tiffany Colter!)
First of all, a GIGANTIC thank you to Tiffany Colter, the Writing Career Coach. Her generosity has made it possible for us to make this conference available to everyone without publicly posting the lessons - and in just a couple of days!!! Please make sure to thank her.
Here's what you need to do:
1. Go to www.writingcareercoach.net.
2. In the upper right corner, click on 'Click Here/Join Now'.
3. You'll need to sign up for access - you will be able to get to the classes by selecting the FREE SOCIAL MEDIA MEMBER option (but if you'd like to purchase a different membership that will not be discouraged).
4. You're in! You're now at the Writing Career Coach message board. Across the top you will see some options: Home - Business - University - Mail - Email - Account. Click UNIVERSITY.
5. Scroll down the page until you see ACFW At Home Conference 2011.
That's us!
Before you click to get started, there are a few things to note. Here's a quick message from Tiff:
"I have things figured out. The only problem I have is you MUST take the classes in order right now, and once you take them you cannot go back**. I'm trying to fix that. REMINDER: Click "Join Now" and sign up as the FREE Social Media Member. That is the lowest level that gives access to the courses. It is FREE and they can unsubscribe after the University. That is just how the login works.
Spread the word and invite friends [if you want]. My system can accommodate thousands of people on this, so we won't crash it. It will give exposure to the teachers, too." -Tiff Colter
I've visited the site and found the classes very easily. I'm not gonna lie though - I'm not a computer whiz, so I'm not sure where/how toe leave comments. In case there are others like me, I'm going to put a post HERE every day for each class - that way you can leave comments and questions for each other and/or the instructor. And if you know how to comment at Tiff's site, please share!
I think that's it for now. Please let me know if you have any questions. You can leave a comment here (I get updates in my email when people comment, so I'm sure to notice it).
Here's to a great conference!
**Please note - not all of the classes are posted yet (still waiting to receive a few lessons from people). We'll get those up ASAP.
Here's what you need to do:
1. Go to www.writingcareercoach.net.
2. In the upper right corner, click on 'Click Here/Join Now'.
3. You'll need to sign up for access - you will be able to get to the classes by selecting the FREE SOCIAL MEDIA MEMBER option (but if you'd like to purchase a different membership that will not be discouraged).
4. You're in! You're now at the Writing Career Coach message board. Across the top you will see some options: Home - Business - University - Mail - Email - Account. Click UNIVERSITY.
5. Scroll down the page until you see ACFW At Home Conference 2011.
That's us!
Before you click to get started, there are a few things to note. Here's a quick message from Tiff:
"I have things figured out. The only problem I have is you MUST take the classes in order right now, and once you take them you cannot go back**. I'm trying to fix that. REMINDER: Click "Join Now" and sign up as the FREE Social Media Member. That is the lowest level that gives access to the courses. It is FREE and they can unsubscribe after the University. That is just how the login works.
Spread the word and invite friends [if you want]. My system can accommodate thousands of people on this, so we won't crash it. It will give exposure to the teachers, too." -Tiff Colter
I've visited the site and found the classes very easily. I'm not gonna lie though - I'm not a computer whiz, so I'm not sure where/how toe leave comments. In case there are others like me, I'm going to put a post HERE every day for each class - that way you can leave comments and questions for each other and/or the instructor. And if you know how to comment at Tiff's site, please share!
I think that's it for now. Please let me know if you have any questions. You can leave a comment here (I get updates in my email when people comment, so I'm sure to notice it).
Here's to a great conference!
**Please note - not all of the classes are posted yet (still waiting to receive a few lessons from people). We'll get those up ASAP.
Giveaways!
Thanks to our generous presenters, we will be offering giveaways! The giveaways will be done here on the blog and will be announced each day along with guidelines on how to enter. So keep checking in!
Ben Ehrlichman: A free priority review of a short story, 1000 words or less, for possible publication in his new short story magazine, debuting in October/November
Patti Shene: Written World Communications will donate three copies of Wake Up Your Muse: 1001 Story Starts for Fiction Writers by Jan Christensen
Deb Kinnard: A copy of her novel Seasons in the Mist
Ben Ehrlichman: A free priority review of a short story, 1000 words or less, for possible publication in his new short story magazine, debuting in October/November
Patti Shene: Written World Communications will donate three copies of Wake Up Your Muse: 1001 Story Starts for Fiction Writers by Jan Christensen
Deb Kinnard: A copy of her novel Seasons in the Mist
Diana Brandmeyer: A copy of her novel (TBD)
Jeannie Campbell: One copy of each - Writer's Guide to Personality Types, Writer's Guide to Personality Disorders, Writer's Guide to Creating Rich Back Stories, and Writer's Guide to Grief.
I will post giveaways throughout the day, each day, here on the blog. You must leave a comment on a giveaway to be entered. You'll have 24 hours to sign up, then I'll pick a winner! Stay tuned...
Jeannie Campbell: One copy of each - Writer's Guide to Personality Types, Writer's Guide to Personality Disorders, Writer's Guide to Creating Rich Back Stories, and Writer's Guide to Grief.
I will post giveaways throughout the day, each day, here on the blog. You must leave a comment on a giveaway to be entered. You'll have 24 hours to sign up, then I'll pick a winner! Stay tuned...
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
We're Moving! Sort of...
It's official - the At-Home Conference is too big for a private Blogger blog. Instead of trying to create another blog this week, a generous ACFW member has volunteered to let us use her online classroom for the classes! There's more to come on that later - I don't want to give any faulty information until everything is in place, but I wanted to let you know that the conference is still on, the blog is still here, and the generosity of ACFW members continues to amaze me.
While we wait for details on the classes, why not get to know each other? I'll get started.
My name is Karin. I'm a full time accounting assistant and part time writer. I've been freelancing for a while now, but it's taking longer than I'd like (I'm not a good self motivator). I write contemporary romantic comedies and am currently unpublished. I made it to the ACFW Conference last year, but couldn't go this year. The At-Home Conference is my way to have something to look forward to while everyone else on the loop shares their excitement about the regular conference.
Who's next?
While we wait for details on the classes, why not get to know each other? I'll get started.
My name is Karin. I'm a full time accounting assistant and part time writer. I've been freelancing for a while now, but it's taking longer than I'd like (I'm not a good self motivator). I write contemporary romantic comedies and am currently unpublished. I made it to the ACFW Conference last year, but couldn't go this year. The At-Home Conference is my way to have something to look forward to while everyone else on the loop shares their excitement about the regular conference.
Who's next?
Monday, September 19, 2011
Possible move...
Wow - I can't believe the response I've gotten about this blog! I'm now officially over the 100 person limit set by Blogger and there are still people contacting me about wanting to attend.
In an attempt to open this up to as many people as possible (while still protecting the work of the presenters), we may already be moving! Someone has generously volunteered to host the conference on her website in an on-line class room setting. If it works, then I'll go ahead and open this blog to the public and put a link on here for people to find the classes.
It may add a couple of extra steps, but I think this will allow us to include more people without going completely public.
Thanks for your patience as we figure this out!
In an attempt to open this up to as many people as possible (while still protecting the work of the presenters), we may already be moving! Someone has generously volunteered to host the conference on her website in an on-line class room setting. If it works, then I'll go ahead and open this blog to the public and put a link on here for people to find the classes.
It may add a couple of extra steps, but I think this will allow us to include more people without going completely public.
Thanks for your patience as we figure this out!
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Substitution
Hello, again!
Just want to let you know that we're making a last minute substitution. Our friend Jaime Wright Sundsmo will not be able to teach this year. She's recently had a situation come up that will require her time and attention. Please remember to keep Jaime and her family in your prayers.
I told Jaime not to worry about cancelling because I know what a great group of people we have in ACFW. This morning I put out a call for some subs, and I got 'em! Joining Team Teacher are Suzanne Hartmann and Christina Rich. There may even be a couple of other people stepping up to help out - it's so exciting!
If you haven't noticed yet, at the top of the blog is a Bios tab. Click there to get the full biographies of our volunteer teachers (I'm posting them as they come in, so they aren't all there yet). As of this very moment, here's the class list for the 2011 At-Home Conference:
Just want to let you know that we're making a last minute substitution. Our friend Jaime Wright Sundsmo will not be able to teach this year. She's recently had a situation come up that will require her time and attention. Please remember to keep Jaime and her family in your prayers.
I told Jaime not to worry about cancelling because I know what a great group of people we have in ACFW. This morning I put out a call for some subs, and I got 'em! Joining Team Teacher are Suzanne Hartmann and Christina Rich. There may even be a couple of other people stepping up to help out - it's so exciting!
If you haven't noticed yet, at the top of the blog is a Bios tab. Click there to get the full biographies of our volunteer teachers (I'm posting them as they come in, so they aren't all there yet). As of this very moment, here's the class list for the 2011 At-Home Conference:
Narration by Joyce Elferdink
Realistic Dialogue by Mary Allen
Hobby v. Business by Shellie Neumeir
Copyright FAQ by Kathryn Page Camp
Writing Suspense I & II by Lillian Duncan
How to Write Short Fiction (and Get it Published) by Ben Erlichman
How to Write From Male POV by Ben Erlichman
A Bunch of Characters by Karla Akins
Deep POV by Jill Nelson
Making the Most of Your Website, Blog, and Social Media by Tiffany Amber Stockton
Tighten Your Sagging Middle by Suzanne Hartmann
Writing Historical Romance by Christina Rich
(Coming Soon: Every year I put out a writing challenge for the group. I will most it MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. Then you'll have all week to work on it. Don't forget to check back in!)
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Who Are We?
I can take the credit for creating the At-Home Conference, but it wouldn't work without the time and talents of all of the people who volunteer to share their knowledge and present lessons. This year we have another great series of classes and a fabulous group of volunteer teachers. Their bios will be going up on the blog soon. In the meantime, here's the list of this year's instructors:
Click on a name and get to know your instructors a little bit better. Feel free to leave any questions or comments for them at any time during the conference.
See you again soon!
Mary Allen
Click on a name and get to know your instructors a little bit better. Feel free to leave any questions or comments for them at any time during the conference.
See you again soon!
Monday, September 5, 2011
It's Here!
Hello fellow ACFW, stuck-at-home members. Here is our official At-Home Conference blog! I decided to go with a blog so that my media-gal can help me get everything set up for the conference.
Just a reminder - our official dates coincide with the ACFW Annual Conference. Our conference dates are:
Check back later for more details. Here's to a great, new adventure!
Just a reminder - our official dates coincide with the ACFW Annual Conference. Our conference dates are:
September 22-25, 2011
Check back later for more details. Here's to a great, new adventure!
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