From: Hammer, Krenny – Washington State University
Please share with faculty and graduate students with a focus on responsibilities, connections, and critical questions, we are especially interested in how we learn from each other and the diverse fields of education, special education, social work, indigenous studies, cultural studies, nursing, critical disability studies, post-colonialism….
Call for Proposals – Proposal deadline: December 6, 2013
Washington State University
10th Annual International
Globalization, Diversity, and Education Conference
http://education.wsu.edu/globalization/
Conference Theme:
Activism and Education: Learning with(in) Lived Experiences
February 27-28 2014
Northern Quest Resort – Spokane
http://www.northernquest.com/
Proposal Deadline: December 6, 2013
We are pleased to announce the call for proposals for the 10th Annual International Globalization, Diversity and Education Conference to be held at the Northern Quest Resort & Casino in Airway Heights, Washington. This year we will focus on the theme of Activism and Education: Learning with(in) Lived Experiences. This gathering is committed to engaging activists, educators, and scholars from diverse disciplines in deep and meaningful dialogues around what we can do together to address and engage in alleviating and/or eliminating current social and environmental injustices in our local, national, and international communities. With a focus on responsibilities, connections, and critical questions, we are especially interested in how we learn from each other and the diverse fields of nursing, critical disability studies, public health, education, special education, bilingual education, curriculum and instruction, geography, anthropology, social work, indigenous studies, post-colonialism, cultural studies, queer theory, place-based education and more. We have had participations from fields as diverse as Nursing, Political Science, Communication, Women’s Studies, University Extension and many others. Individual papers, panels and alternative sessions that may include film/documentary screenings, workshops, exhibitions, poster sessions, and other creative endeavors are invited.
We strongly encourage submissions in alternative and aesthetic formats. The goal of the conference organizers is to have sessions that encourage conversation among the participants and the audience.
Submission guidelines
Proposals for papers, panels, and alternative formats should not exceed 500 words. Proposals will be judged on the quality of the narrative, relevance to the conference theme, and likely interest to our audience. A program committee will evaluate proposals in an anonymous review process. Criteria for evaluation will include:
1. Significance of the topic to the conference theme
2. Potential appeal to audience
3. Overall quality of the proposal
Proposal type:
Individual Paper
Presenters of individual papers will be grouped into sessions (by the conference committee). Paper sessions are approximately 60-75 minutes in length and will include an opportunity for audience conversation. Each presenter will have approximately 15 minutes to present his or her work.
Panel Presentation
Panel presentations are a group of presenters that have been organized by a session chair around a theme of their choosing. Panels are more flexible than paper sessions in that panelists could discuss a topic as a group rather than giving individual papers. Panels will be scheduled for 60-75 minutes and must include time for audience participation.
Alternative presentation
Proposals for alternative presentations such as films, documentaries, performances, workshops or other creative endeavors are highly encouraged. In your proposal please indicate the kind of presentation you will be doing and the time needed. Shorter presentations, installations or exhibitions may be combined. Please indicate if you have special space or technology requirements.
To submit a proposal:
or
Send as an attachment to: khammer@wsu.edu or Send by mail to: Globalization, Diversity & Education Conference
Attn: Krenny
College of Education
PO Box 642114
Pullman, WA 99164-2114