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Sunday, June 8
Breakfast |
TIME |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
7: 30
a.m. – 9:00 a.m |
Continental
Breakfast |
Burk Hall
325 |
Session
10 |
TIME |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
8:30am
-9:20am |
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Steven
E. Noble
Do it to me one more time: Ritual and exploitation within adult
education |
Burk Hall
236 |
Shari
L Peterson and Faye Weisenberg
Professional fulfillment of U.S. and Canadian faculty: A comparative
study |
Burk Hall
237 |
Donovan
Plumb and Barbara Berringer
Learning about HIV/AIDS in the meshwork: Framing a cultural
theory of human learning
|
Burk Hall
210 |
Alisa
Belzer
Adult basic education as a context for federal policy implementation |
Burk Hall
252 |
Christopher
Fegley and Irene Baird
Losing myself to crime; Learning and the social construction
of identity among incarcerated men |
Burk Hall
225 |
Karen
Munoz and Laurel Jeris
Learning to be interdisciplinary: An action research approach
to boundary spanning |
Burk Hall
226 |
Session
11 |
TIME |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
9:30am
- 10:20am |
Marilyn
M. Parrish
"Sitting on the Front Stoop": Everday Acts of Learning
and Resistance |
Burk Hall
236 |
Elizabeth
J. Tisdell
Spirituality, health and medical education: Perspectives of
physician and medical adult educator
|
Burk Hall
237 |
Cynthia
L. Andruske
“I’m not sitting on the couch eating Bon Bons!”:
Women’s transitions from welfare to paid work and education |
Burk
Hall 210 |
Elizabeth
Dillon-Marable
and Thomas Valentine
Theorizing computer integration in adult literacy education |
Burk Hall
252 |
Catherine
A. Hansman
Mentoring in the real world: Whose interests are served? |
Burk Hall
225 |
JuSung
Jun and Joo Ho Park
Power relations with on-line discussion context: Based on adult
international student’s perspective and their experience
of participation in the learning context |
Burk Hall
226 |
Session
12 |
TIME |
EVENT |
LOCATION |
10:30am
- 11:20am |
Earthlyn
M. Manuel
Healing from oppression in relationship to learning and change |
Burk Hall
236 |
Susan
Birden
Pedagogically-induced cynicism: Critical interventions for adult
educators in a postmodern world
|
Burk Hall
237 |
Valerie-Lee
Chapman
Being sparing in our teaching: Place, placelessness and instructional
strategies? |
Burk Hall
210 |
Mavis
Clarke
Peeling the onion: Discovering the untold stories of learning
of Black Deaf and Hard-of-hearing men through narrative inquiry
|
Burk Hall
252 |
Linda
Ziegahn
Transformative learning, cultural difference, and the development
of empathy |
Burk Hall
226 |
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