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STARTING A STATE HALL
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What does a State hall do? A State Hall performs the following functions:
- Helps fulfill the mission of the Writers Hall of Fame® of America and all that entails
- Has a Board of Directors made up of diverse persons from throughout the state
- Forms chapters within the state to perform the grass roots activities of the mission and aids those chapters in performing those grass roots activities
- Establishes a cooperative partnership with a university within their state to serve as the "Hub University" for their State Hall
- Takes the writers honored by the chapters in their state and selects winners for their own statewide induction for writers who are natives of, lived in, or are associated with their state
- Gives out college scholarships to the best of the scholarship winners honored by their chapters
- Submits their scholarship winners and inductees to the Regional Board for possible submission to the National Board for national scholarships and national induction
- Serves as a resource center for the chapters in their state
- Serves as a communication conduit between the National Board and the chapters
- Provides representatives from their chapters a seat on the State Hall's Board of Directors
- Functions as the educational arm of the Writers Hall of Fame® of America for both the teaching of writing to individuals of any age and the instruction of teachers who teach writing to young students
- Works with their "Hub University" to accomplish the above
- Encourages writing across the genres
Our vision is to have a Writers Hall of Fame in every state.
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MAP OF REGIONS

ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

The State Halls will form as many Chapters in their state as they deem necessary to provide the state with adequate coverage so that young writers in all areas of the state have access to the Writers Hall of Fame® of America activities and opportunities.
STARTING A STATE HALL
Would you like to start a Writers Hall of Fame in your state? Writers Hall of Fame® of America is seeking persons or organizations who share a passion for writing to form Writers Halls of Fame in other states. These Writers Halls of Fame will be modeled after our first state hall— Writers Hall of Fame® of America/Missouri State Hall.
If you or someone you know is interested in starting a state hall to recognize, encourage and inspire the joy of writing, please contact us. Not only will we help you get organized, we will also provide you with a complete manual that answers all your questions and will guide you through the process with a minimum of effort and struggles. You can induct your own great writers and inspire new writers in your state to become the great writers of the next generation.
To start this process, please complete and submit the online Start
A State Hall form or download, complete and mail the printed form (104K, .pdf).
STATE HALLS » CHAPTERS
Our vision is to have a Writers Hall of Fame in every state modeled after the original State Hall in Missouri. Click a state's image on the map or a state's link from the alphabetical list below to view more information about each state hall.

Map courtesy of www.theodora.com/maps and
used with permission.
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—Missouri (the original state hall)
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
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