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Thank you for your interest in volunteering for the 2009 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, to be held at UCLA. The Festival of Books began in 1996 with a simple goal: Bring together the people who create books and the people who love to read them. The Festival was an immediate success and has become Southern California's major literary event. The fourteenth annual edition of the Festival of Books will be held on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, and we would love to have you join us as a volunteer.
Some details about volunteering:
You may sign up for as many shifts as you wish for one or both days. If you're flexible as to when you can work, sign up for multiple shifts and check the box indicating you'll work any ONE of the shifts indicated. If you'd like to work multiple shifts, check the box indicating you'll work ALL shifts selected.
You may also indicate if you're interested in working Registration (which requires arriving 90 minutes early for a shift), or being an Author Escort (which requires patience, strong legs, a knowledge of the campus layout, and the willingness to stay as long as 2 hours beyond your scheduled shift ending time, in case the author is still signing books). All of our other volunteer assignments are assigned onsite on the day of event - no need to pre-select! Note: We now have over a thousand volunteer signed up for this year and have reached capacity. At the present time we are no longer accepting sign-ups to volunteer for 2009. However, if our staffing needs increase, OR we have a number of volunteers notify us that they must cancel, we WILL notify anyone on our volunteer waiting list of the opportunity to sign up for this year. For Email Marketing you can trust
Further information about the Festival of Books and other L.A. Times events is available on the Los Angeles Times consumer events page. For any specific volunteer-related questions, e-mail Larry Deckel, Volunteer Coordinator. Looking forward to seeing you at the Festival of Books in 2009. Larry Deckel |
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