Education Week - February 19, 2014 - C15

University of Kansas Center for Research on
Learning, for teachers, at The Burge Satellite
Union in Lawrence, Kan. Contact: Mona Tipton,
KUCRL, (785) 864-0626, email: monatipton@
ku.edu,website: http://sim.kucrl.org.
22-25 LEADERSHIP: CLAS Summer
Convention, sponsored by the Council
for Leaders in Alabama Schools, for
administrators, at Renaissance Montgomery
Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center in
Montgomery, Ala. Contact: Gail or Leslie,
Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools,
(334) 265-3610, email: leslie@clasleaders.org,
website: www.clasleaders.org.
22-28 LEADERSHIP: Improving Schools:
The Art of Leadership, sponsored by
Harvard Graduate School of Education,
for administrators, counselors, researchers,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the
Harvard Graduate School of Education in
Cambridge, Mass. Contact: Programs in
Professional Education, (800) 545-1849,
email: principals@gse.harvard.edu,website:
www.gse.harvard.edu/ppe.
23-27 MATHEMATICS: Getting to Know
CMP Workshop, sponsored by Connected
Mathematics Project at Michigan State
University, for teacher-educators, at the
Kellogg Hotel & Conference Center in
East Lansing, Mich. Contact: Judith Miller,
Connected Mathematics, MSU, (517) 4323635,
email: miller@math.msu.edu,website:
http://connectedmath.msu.edu.
23-27 MATHEMATICS: CMP Teachers
Leaders and Coaches Workshop,
sponsored by Connected Mathematics
Project at Michigan State University, for
teacher-educators, at the Kellogg Hotel
& Conference Center in East Lansing,
Mich. Contact: Judith Miller, Connected
Mathematics, MSU, (517) 432-3635, email:
miller@math.msu.edu,website: http://
connectedmath.msu.edu.
24-25 GIFTED EDUCATION: Gifted
Education Seminar (GES), sponsored by
Illinois Association for Gifted Children, for
administrators, counselors, reading specialists,
school board members, teacher-educators,
and teachers, at Northwestern University
in Evanston, Ill. Contact: Dr. Sally Walker,
IAGC, (847) 963-1892, email: director@
iagcgifted.org,website: www.iagcgifted.org.
24-27 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION:
Sustaining the Blue Planet: Global Water
Education Conference, sponsored by Project
WET Foundation, for administrators,
parents, researchers, school nurses, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers,
and technology personnel, at Big Sky Resort
in Big Sky, Mont. Contact: Morgan Close,
Project WET Foundation, (406) 5854118,
email: morgan.close@projectwet.org,
website: www.projectwet.org.
26-28 MATHEMATICS: TODOS 2014:
Beyond Awareness-Equity, Access, and
Achievement for All, sponsored by TODOS,
for administrators, researchers, teachereducators,
and teachers, at Sheraton Wild
Horse Pass Resort and Spa in Chandler, Ariz.
Contact: TODOS: Mathematics for All, (480)
347-5376, email: requests@todos-math.org,
website: www.todos-math.org.
26-28 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT,
STEM: JASON Learning National Educator's
Conference, sponsored by JASON Learning,
for administrators, teacher-educators, and
teachers, at George Washington University
Virginia Science and Technology Campus in
Ashburn, Conn. Contact: JASON Learning,
(703) 822-7238, email: info@jason.org,
website: www.jason.org.
27-28 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
Partnership for Global Learning Annual
Conference, sponsored by Asia Society
Partnership for Global Learning,
for administrators, researchers, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, and
teachers, at New York Marriot at the
Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn, N.Y. Contact:
Saige Martin, Asia Society, (212) 327-9260,
email: smartin@asiasociety.org,website:
www.asiasociety.org/education.
27-29 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
2014 ASCD Conference on Teaching
Excellence, sponsored by ASCD, for
teacher-educators, at Gaylord Texan Dallas
in Grapevine, Texas. Contact: ASCD Service
Center, ASCD, (800) 933-2723, email:
member@ascd.org,website: www.ascd.org.
28-30 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT:
MCNC Summer Professional Development
Institute, sponsored by Middle College
National Consortium, for teacher-educators, at
the Hyatt Regency Jersey City in Jersey City,
N.Y. Contact: Anthony Hoffmann, MCNC,
(212) 741-3265, email: THoffmann@mcnc.
us,website: www.mcnc.us.
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6-12 LEADERSHIP: Leadership: An Evolving
Vision, sponsored by Harvard Graduate
School of Education, for administrators,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at the
Harvard Graduate School of Education in
Cambridge, Mass. Contact: Programs in
Professional Education, (800) 545-1849,
email: principals@gse.harvard.edu,website:
www.gse.harvard.edu/ppe.
7-9 MATHEMATICS: 2014 Summer NCTM
Interactive Institutes K-5, sponsored
by the National Council of Teachers of
Mathematics, for administrators, teachers,
at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego.
Contact: Michael Barbagallo, NCTM, (800)
235-7566, email: nctm@nctm.org,website:
www.nctm.org/profdev.
7-11 TEACHER TRAINING: Critical Friends
Group New Coaches Training (K-12),
sponsored by The Wildwood Outreach
Center, for administrators, counselors, teachereducators,
and teachers, at Wildwood School
in Los Angeles. Contact: Steve Barrett, The
Wildwood Outreach Center, (310) 806-4502,
email: outreach@wildwood.org,website:
www.wildwood.org/outreach.
8-9 ONLINE EDUCATION: 11th Annual
Sloan Consortium Blended Learning
Conference and Workshop, sponsored
by Sloan Consortium, for administrators,
researchers, school board members, state
policymakers, teacher-educators, teachers,
and technology personnel, at the Sheraton
Denver Downtown in Denver. Contact:
Conference Services, Sloan Consortium,
(888) 898-6209, email: conference@
sloanconsortium.org,website: http://
sloanconsortium.org/conference/2014/
blended/welcome.
8-10 ADMINISTRATORS: AASA Legislative
Advocacy Conference, sponsored by AASA,
The School Superintendents Association, for
administrators, at the Hyatt Regency Capitol
Hill in Washington, D.C. Contact: James
Minichello, AASA, (703) 875-0723, email:
jminichello@aasa.org,website: www.aasa.org.
8-10 ADMINISTRATORS: AASA Governing
Board Meeting, sponsored by AASA, The
School Superintendents Association, for
administrators, at the Hyatt
Regency Capitol Hill in
Washington, D.C. Contact:
James Minichello, AASA,
The School Superintendents
Association, (703) 875-0723,
email: jminichello@aasa.org,
website: www.aasa.org.
8-11 ARTS EDUCATION:
NAEA SummerVision DC
2014: Session I, sponsored by
the National Art Education
Association, for teacher-educators,
in Washington, D.C. Contact: linda
scott, NAEA, (703) 860-8000, email:
info@arteducators.org,website: www.
arteducators.org.
9 TECHNOLOGY: New Tech Network
Annual Conference, sponsored by New
Tech Network, for teacher-educators,
in New Orleans. Contact: Krista Clark,
NTN, (707) 259-5972, email: kclark@
newtechnetwork.org,website: www.
newtechnetwork.org.
10-11 STEM: Everyone Engineers,
sponsored by Engineering Is Elementary,
for teachers, in Boston. Contact: Max
Seigel, EiE, (617) 589-0230, email: eie@
mos.org,website: www.eie.org.
10-12 MATHEMATICS: 2014 Summer
NCTM Interactive Institutes: Grades
6-8, sponsored by the National Council of
Teachers of Mathematics, for administrators,
teachers, at Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego.
Contact: Michael Barbagallo, NCTM, (800)
235-7566, email: nctm@nctm.org,website:
www.nctm.org/profdev.
10-12 PRINCIPALS: NAESP Annual
Conference & Exposition, sponsored by the
National Association of Elementary School
Principals, for administrators, at Gaylord
Opryland in Nashville, Tenn. Contact: Deborah
Young, NAESP, (703) 518-6296, email:
dyoung@naesp.org,website: www.naesp.org.
10-13 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE
LEARNERS: CLESOL 2014, sponsored
by TESOLANZ, for administrators,
researchers, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at Rutherford House, Victoria University
of Wellington in Wellington, New Zealand.
Contact: Hayley Larsen, Paardekooper &
Associates, email: clesol@paardekooper.
co.nz,website: www.clesol.org.nz.
11-13 PRINCIPALS: School Principal
as Leader, sponsored by the National
Superintendents Roundtable, for
administrators, at Springhill Suites Hotel
in Chicago, Wash. Contact: James Harvey,
National Superintendents Roundtable, (206)
526-5336, email: harvey324@earthlink.net,
website: www.superintendentsforum.org.
11-13 SPECIAL EDUCATION: Setting the
Pace, sponsored by the National Down
Syndrome Congress, for parents, teachers,
at JW Marriott in Indianapolis. Contact:
MaryKate Vandemark, National Down
Syndrome Congress, (800) 232-6372,
email: info@ndsccenter.org,website: www.
ndsccenter.org.
13-16 PUBLIC RELATIONS: Annual Seminar,
sponsored by the National School Public
Relations Association, for administrators, at
the Renaissance Baltimore Harborplace Hotel
in Baltimore. Contact: Elaine Willis, NSPRA,
(301) 519-0496, email: ewillis@nspra.org,
website: www.nspra.org.
13-17 INSTRUCTION: National Direct
Instruction Conference, sponsored by the
National Institute for Direct Instruction, for
reading specialists, researchers, school board
members, teacher-educators, and teachers, at
the Hilton Eugene and Conference Center
in Eugene, Ore. Contact: Bryan Wickman,
NIFDI, (877) 485-1973, email: institutes@
nifdi.org,website: www.nifdi.org.
13-18 AFTER-SCHOOL EDUCATION:
Confratute, sponsored by the University
of Connecticut, for teacher-educators,
at University of Connecticut in Storrs,
Conn. Contact: Jo Ann Easton, University
of Connecticut, (860) 486-4826, email:
confratute@uconn.edu,website: www.gifted.
uconn.edu/confratute.
13-18 ARTS EDUCATION: Teaching for
Artistic Behavior TAB Summer Institute,
sponsored by Massachusetts College of
Art+Design/Teaching for Artistic Behavior,
for teachers, at Massachusetts College of
Art + Design in Boston. Contact: Katherine
Douglas, TAB, (508) 947-8145, email:
twoducks@aol.com,website: http://
teachingforartisticbehavior.org.
14 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT: 2014
Catholic Education Summit, sponsored
by the University of Dayton Center for
Catholic Education, for administrators,
teacher-educators, and teachers, at University
of Dayton River Campus in Dayton,
Ohio. Contact: Gina Lloyd, UD Center
for Catholic Education, (937) 229-3921,
email: rlloyd1@udayton.edu,website: www.
udayton.edu/education/cce/index.php.
14-19 URBAN EDUCATION: National
Institute for Urban School Leaders,
sponsored by Harvard Graduate School of
Education, for administrators, counselors,
researchers, teacher-educators, and teachers,
at the Harvard Graduate School of
Education in Cambridge, Mass. Contact:
Programs in Professional Education, (800)
545-1849, email: ppe@gse.harvard.edu,
website: www.gse.harvard.edu/ppe.
14-Aug. 1 ENGLISH-LANGUAGE
LEARNERS: Northern Nevada English
Learning Initiative Classroom Teacher
Intensive Workshop, sponsored by the
University of Nevada, Reno, for teachereducators,
at University of Nevada,
Reno-College of Education in Reno,
Nev. Contact: Sandra Prytherch, Raggio
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