Get Involved
We are the organization we are today because of the expertise, time, and energy of our members. What role will you play in moving NCTE forward?
Serve
- Achievement Awards in Writing Advisory Committee
- Committee on Affiliates
- Committee Against Censorship
- Build Your Stack® Committee
- NCTE Charlotte Huck Award® for Outstanding Fiction for Children
- NCTE Children’s Poetry Awards Committee
- Committee on Diversity and Inclusivity
- Committee on Global Citizenship
- NCTE Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, + (LGBTQIA+) Advisory Committee
- Committee on Literacy Assessment
- Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children’s Literature Committee
- Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines Committee
- Promising Young Writers Advisory Committee
- Public Language Award Committee
- Committee Against Racism and Bias in the Teaching of English
- Committee on Research
- Achievement Awards in Writing Advisory Committee
- Committee on Affiliates
- Committee Against Censorship
- Build Your Stack® Committee
- NCTE Charlotte Huck Award® for Outstanding Fiction for Children
- NCTE Children’s Poetry Awards Committee
- Committee on Diversity and Inclusivity
- Committee on Global Citizenship
- NCTE Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, + (LGBTQIA+) Advisory Committee
- Committee on Literacy Assessment
- Orbis Pictus Award for Outstanding Nonfiction for Children’s Literature Committee
- Recognizing Excellence in Art and Literary Magazines Committee
- Promising Young Writers Advisory Committee
- Public Language Award Committee
- Committee Against Racism and Bias in the Teaching of English
- Committee on Research
Committee on Research
Charge
In order to identify and address issues of broad concern to NCTE members interested in advancing research in English language arts, the committee is charged as follows:
- to promote interest in research and research findings across the Council;
- to promote articulation across the various research groups within NCTE;
- to serve as the primary research strand review group for NCTE Annual Convention programming;
- to make ELA researchers aware of relatively under-researched areas and to encourage members of the Council to undertake studies in one or more of those areas;
- to explore ways to increase support for literacy research by engaging various groups in collaborative projects and by creating materials to help the Council make the case for governmental support for literacy research programs;
- to consider developing position statements and other publications helpful to teachers, administrators, and policymakers regarding research in English language arts;
- to maintain a presence in AERA and pursue efforts to secure private grants and foundation funding for NCTE research initiatives.
Promising Researcher Award
Established in 1970 and given by the NCTE Committee on Research, this award competition is open to individuals who have completed dissertations, theses, or initial, independent studies after the dissertations. Deadline March 1.
Current Members
CO-CHAIR: Limarys Caraballo (2024)
(Columbia University, New York, NY)
CO-CHAIR: Danny C. Martinez (2026)
(University of California, Davis, CA)
Sakeena Everett (2025)
(University of Georgia, Athens, GA)
Danielle Filipiak (2025)
(University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT)
Mileidis Gort (2024)
(University of Colorado, Boulder, CO)
Michiko Hikida (2025)
(The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH)
Lauren Leigh Kelly (2024)
(Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ)
Clifford Lee (2024)
(Mills College, Oakland, CA)
Nicole Mirra (2024)
(Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ)
Detra Price-Dennis (2024)
(The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH)
Leigh Patel (2024)
(University of Pittsburgh, PA)
Patriann Smith (2026)
(University of South Florida, Tampa, FL)
Editors: Research in the Teaching of English (The Ohio State University)
Mollie Blackburn
David Bloome
Michiko Hikida
Dorian Harrison
Lauire Katz
Stephanie Power-Carter
Executive Committee Liaison, Antero Garcia
(Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA)
NCTE Staff Liaison, Sarah Miller