2012 Education and Community Leadership Conference
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February 24, 2012
The Educational Leadership Program in the Department of Counseling, Educational Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology, is proud to present the 11th annual Education and Community Leadership Conference. The 2012 Conference theme, "Re-imagining Leadership: Language, Culture, and Development," recognizes the power in relationships for both academics and practitioners. This space will provide an opportunity for all participants to witness and highlight existing knowledge sets and discovering new ways of understanding and serving our educational settings.
This year, we unite our efforts with the University of Hawai’i-Mānoa, Hawai’inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge to re-imagine leadership. Together, and with the support of university faculty, educators, education and community leaders, and youth partnerships, we will frame our learning within the contexts of culture, language, and development. This space will provide an opportunity for all participants to witness and take an active role in highlighting existing knowledge sets and discovering new ways of understanding and serving our educational settings.
Conducted at the beautiful LBJ Student Center on the Texas State University campus, this one-day conference provides practicing and aspiring school and community leaders an opportunity for nurturing, professional growth, and networking.
Sessions are planned and designed with the unique needs and roles of PK-12 assistant principals as well as community leaders in mind. Participants will receive six hours of credit toward State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) professional development requirements for administrators.
Who should attend:
PK - 12 Assistant Principals
Teachers and Curriculum Leaders
District Level Personnel
Educational Professionals
Community and Non-profit professionals
University Faculty
Engaged Youth
Community Members
Why should you attend:
Explore concepts of education, leadership and language and how they affect you, your school and your community
Meet other professionals who are engaged in creating dynamic educational spaces that engage all stakeholders
Share your lessons of leadership and community as an educational professional
Discover the intersections of community, leadership and language in your educational settings
Learn from diverse professionals presenting on a variety of topics
Understand the importance of language, policy and practice in our educational and community settings
Have a question? Visit our FAQs page!
The Educational Leadership Program in the Department of Counseling, Educational Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology, is proud to present the 11th annual Education and Community Leadership Conference. The 2012 Conference theme, "Re-imagining Leadership: Language, Culture, and Development," recognizes the power in relationships for both academics and practitioners. This space will provide an opportunity for all participants to witness and highlight existing knowledge sets and discovering new ways of understanding and serving our educational settings.
This year, we unite our efforts with the University of Hawai’i-Mānoa, Hawai’inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge to re-imagine leadership. Together, and with the support of university faculty, educators, education and community leaders, and youth partnerships, we will frame our learning within the contexts of culture, language, and development. This space will provide an opportunity for all participants to witness and take an active role in highlighting existing knowledge sets and discovering new ways of understanding and serving our educational settings.
This year, we unite our efforts with the University of Hawai’i-Mānoa, Hawai’inuiākea School of Hawaiian Knowledge to re-imagine leadership. Together, and with the support of university faculty, educators, education and community leaders, and youth partnerships, we will frame our learning within the contexts of culture, language, and development. This space will provide an opportunity for all participants to witness and take an active role in highlighting existing knowledge sets and discovering new ways of understanding and serving our educational settings.
Conducted at the beautiful LBJ Student Center on the Texas State University campus, this one-day conference provides practicing and aspiring school and community leaders an opportunity for nurturing, professional growth, and networking.
Sessions are planned and designed with the unique needs and roles of PK-12 assistant principals as well as community leaders in mind. Participants will receive six hours of credit toward State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) professional development requirements for administrators.
Who should attend:
PK - 12 Assistant Principals
Teachers and Curriculum Leaders
District Level Personnel
Educational Professionals
Community and Non-profit professionals
University Faculty
Engaged Youth
Community Members
Why should you attend:
Explore concepts of education, leadership and language and how they affect you, your school and your community
Meet other professionals who are engaged in creating dynamic educational spaces that engage all stakeholders
Share your lessons of leadership and community as an educational professional
Discover the intersections of community, leadership and language in your educational settings
Learn from diverse professionals presenting on a variety of topics
Understand the importance of language, policy and practice in our educational and community settings
Have a question? Visit our FAQs page!
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