2007 Conference Program
Thursday
Afternoon and Evening
| 4:30-6:00 |
Welcome (Student Activities Center, SAC, Room 200c)
- Ann Weaver Hart, President, Temple University
- C. Kent McGuire, Dean, Temple’s College of Education
- Erin McNamara Horvat, Chair, Temple’s Educ. Leadership & Policy Studies Dept. (ELPS)
Introductions: Joan Poliner Shapiro, Temple University
The New DEEL: Past, Present and Future: Steven Jay Gross, Temple University
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| 6:00-8:00 |
Dinner and “World Café”: Lisa Kensler, Lehigh University, Conference Organizer
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Friday
Morning
| 8:00-8:30 |
Continental Breakfast Ritter Hall 211 |
| 9:00-10:30 |
Concurrent Sessions
- Session A [RH267] Building Democratic Community
- Defining Democratic Community
- Lisa Kensler, Lehigh University
- School Program Assessment for Growing Democratic Community
- George White and Lisa Kensler, Lehigh University
- Building Community Through Technology Connections
- Jean Cate, Mary John O’Hair, K20 Center for Educational and Community Renewal, and Katherine Gutierrez, University of Oklahoma
- Session B [RH211] The Affective in the Curriculum
- An examination of ethical policy implementation: The case of an urban city's teachers
- Felicia C. Sanders and Dana Mitra, The Pennsylvania State University
- An Ethic of Care: Do We Deal with the Hard Parts?
- Kathleen S. Sernak, Rowan University
- K-6 Moral Development Through Literacy
- Dipali Puri, The Pennsylvania State University
- Chair, Saul Grossman, Temple University
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| 10:45-12:15 |
Flashpoint Panel (RH211)
- What do we mean by Ethical Leadership?
- Gail Furman, Washington State University
- Paul Begley, The Pennsylvania State University
- Kathleen S. Sernak, Rowan University
- Chair, Patricia A.L. Ehrensal, Conference Organizer
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Afternoon
| 12:30-1:30 |
Lunch (Ritter Hall 211)
- Welcome Richard Englert, Interim Provost, Temple University
- Eva Gold, Principal, Research for Action
- Introduced by Decoteau Irby, Temple University
- Time to Engage? Civic Participation in Philadelphia's School Reform
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| 1:45-3:15 |
Concurrent Sessions
- Session A [211] Where New DEELers Fear to Tread?
- Doing the Unpleasant: Moving Beyond Talk and Self-Imposed Obstacles to Equity and Social Justice
- Brenda J. McMahon, Educational Consultant
- Speaking Truth to Power?: Progressive Leadership in Contested Terrain
- Frank Pignatelli, Bank Street College
- “Not Gona Go There!”: Avoiding Uncomfortable Conversations and the (Im)Possibility for a New DEEL
- Patricia A.L. Ehrensal, Conference Organizer
- Session B [303] High Stakes Issues and the New DEEL
- Rebuilding a [New]New Orleans
- Dawn LaFarque, Pennsylvania State University
- A Democratic and Ethical Approach to Improving School Safety
- Billie Gastic, Temple University
- Ethical Leadership Within a Context of High Stakes Accountability: Who Will Lead Us Out of This Mess?
- Colleen Larson, New York University
- Chair, Joseph Ducette, Temple University
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| 3:30-5:00 |
Keynote Address (RH211)
- James Earl Davis, Professor, Temple University
- Leadership Among the “Least of These”: African American Males And the Challenge of Schools
- Introduced by Marc Lamont Hill, Temple University
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Evening
Saturday
Morning
| 8:00-8:30 |
Continental Breakfast, (Ritter Hall 211) |
| 9:00-10:15 |
Donald Walters Scholar Practitioner Award and Invited Lecture (Kiva Auditorium)
- Award Recipient
- Donald Walters, Emeritus Professor, Temple University
- Invited Lecture
- Mary John O’Hair, Vice Provost for School and Community Partnerships, University of Oklahoma
- Introduced by Steven Jay Gross, Temple University, Conference Organizer
- Keeping the Promise of The New DEEL
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| 10:30-12:00 |
Concurrent Sessions
- Session A [RH 211] Teacher Education and the New DEEL
- Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and the Hegemonic Epistemologies of Teacher Education
- H. Bernard Hall, II, Temple University
- Overturning Autocracy in the Urban Science Classroom: The Democratic Tendencies of Cogenerative Dialoguing
- Femi Obulaja, Queens College, CUNY
- Session B [RH206] Ethical and Democratic Conversations on Debate and Theory
- Leading for Difference
- Novella Keith, Temple University
- Proposals for Drastic Change: Is Ethical and Democratic Debate Possible?
- Patricia F. First, University of Arizona
- The School Effectiveness Movement, Neoliberalism, and Critical-Democratic Leadership
- John Portelli, OISE/University of Toronto
- Session C [RH208] New DEEL Learning From All Sides: The Teacher, Administrator and University Professor
- Uncovering “Presence” in Educational Leadership
- A New Deel: Recentering the Educational System On the Student
- Valerie Storey, Lynn University, Ross College of Education
- Strategies for Integrating Values and Ethics into University Level Teaching
- Paul T. Begley, The Pennsylvania State University
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Afternoon
| 12:15-1:15 |
Lunch Ritter Hall 211
- Flashpoint Panel: What Do We Mean By Democracy?
- Kathleen M. Shaw, Temple University & PA State Dept. of Educ.
- Corrine A. Caldwell, Temple University
- Colleen Larson, New York University
- John Portelli, OISE/University of Toronto
- Michael Dantley, Miami of Ohio University
- Chair Kristina Legge, Temple University, Conference Organizer
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| 1:30-2:30 |
Working Group Meeting |
| 2:30-3:00 |
New DEEL: The Future
- Joan Poliner Shapiro, Temple University and
- Steven Jay Gross, Temple University
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| 3:15-5:00 |
Graduate Student Seminar
Mentors: Drs. Gail Furman, Patricia First, Vivian Ikpa, Novella Keith, Patricia A.L. Ehrensal, Steven Jay Gross, Joan Poliner Shapiro, Michelle Partlow, Michael Dantley |
Sponsors and Support
Thank you to the following groups and individuals:
Our Sponsors: Dr. C. Kent McGuire, Dean, Temple’s College of Education, Dr. Erin McNamara Horvat, Chair,Temple’s ELPS Department and Dr. George White, Lehigh University
Our Conference Committee: Dr. Patricia A.L Ehrensal, Dr. Judy Alston, Lisa Kensler, Kristina Corey Legge, Dr. Steven Jay Gross, and Dr. Joan Poliner Shapiro
Special Thanks to: Donna Edwards, John Francescone, Lori Bailey, Lillian Wong, Dr. Peshe Kuriloff, Marcia Whitaker, Celeste Williams and Melissa Rowe.