College of Education
Eastern Michigan University
Issue No: 566
August 11, 2003
We impact the way America learns.
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FACULTY AND STAFF NOTES
Thomas Gwaltney recently attended the annual meeting in Chicago of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portugese.
ALUMNI NOTES
John D. Dawson '72, of Franklin, MI, is the president-owner of Onyx Embroidery, Inc. in Troy.
Marilyn Winfield '74, of Pacific Palisades, CA, is the owner of Pathways to Healing. Among the products of this firm are a series of audio tapes "of guided visualization imagery to support your healing through surgery, to reduce stress and promote relaxation, and to help you travel a peaceful journey through life-threatening or terminal illness."
SHORT NOTES
The COE Fall Conference at Eagle Crest on Tuesday, September 2 will begin at 8:00 a.m. with coffee and registration. The general session will begin at 8:30 a.m. Between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m., the EMU Office of Public Information will have a photographer present to make "head shots" of COE faculty members. A new video tape will be shown and Provost Schollaert will speak.
As of the most recent report, COE credit hours for Summer term were 7.06% ahead of final credit hours for last Summer term. COE credit hours for last fiscal year set an all-time high for the COE-an 8.26% increase over the previous year.
K-12 teachers interested in applying for the Fulbright Memorial Fund Teacher Program-an expense-paid three week visit to Japan--should contact mspillman@iie.org prior to December 10.
The College of Arts and Sciences invites the university community to a presentation by Sally K. Frost of Purdue on "Whither Liberal Arts in the 21st Century?" The event will be held on August 15, 1:00-2:00 p.m., Tower Room, McKenny Union.
STUDENT NOTES
The following students were honored this spring at the COE Celebration of Excellence (continued from earlier issues):
Nathan Haag, Heather Halabu, Heather M. Hamel, Danielle L. Hamman, Monique S. Hardy, Joni Harhold, Sandrea Harmon, Jamie Harris, Sara Harting, Heather Harwood-Stamper, Margaret Hassley, Susanne Hayman-Laforge, Sarah Haynes, Joi Hazinski, Roger Noel Hedglen Jr., Shawn M. Heiler, Ryan J. Henderson, Tani Herdell, Peggy Herrick, Jeannette Hermann, Christian Marie Hinman, Corey Hojnicki, Meghan Holder, Erin E. Hopper, Marueen Hornsby, Brandy Jane Horvath, Jessica A. Hottum, Bradley Howell, Angela Hudson, Courtney Huffman, Holly D. Hughes, Adrienne Humes, Aaron Humphrey, Maureen Isenegger, Courtney Jackson, Laura Jacques, Cara Jasiolek, Sarah Elizabeth Jedele, Christi Jenkins, Nicole Jenkins, Jared Johnson, Ruth E. Johnson, Melissa Jones, Jamie Frances Joseph, Audrey Kaminski, Jessica Karakula, Karen Kehl, Graceson Griffith Kelley, Havovi Khanna, Faith Kingsbury-Bishop, Kelly Kirby, Carol D. Kirkby, Carol Kiser, Kara Kivi, Megan Elizabeth Klein, Amy Knechtley, Danielle Knight, MaryBeth Knott, Kimberly Kocoloski, Mary Koda, Jody Koivula, Jacob Kojiro, Kelly Kolecki, Jeannie Konkel, Lisa Kontowsky, Lisa Beth Kordie, Angela Koroly, Kaye L. Kotlarczyk, Kellee Kotschitsch, Lindsay Kott, Andrea Susan Kovceses, Tina Kramer, Maria Ann Kraska, Keidelynn Krautner, Sheri Kremers, Kathleen L. Kretschmer, Kalli Kropp, Matthew Laffey, Mary E. LaPratt, Douglas Larkey, April LaRoy, Jaime Laske, Tonia Laughlin, Justin Layman, Grace Lee, Joseph Lemieux, Bethany Lentz, Delisa Leonard, Seraphina Lesse, Elizabeth Anne Lewis, Jessica Ligi, Amey Long, Erica R. Lozon, Janelle Magyar, Laura M. Mahan, Nicholas Malburg, Jennifer L. Mallory, Sara Manning, Angie Marinelli, David E. Marroquin-Garay, Laura Mason, Kathleen A. Mattice, Lisa Bryan Mauch, Karen Mayes, Marueen A. Mayo, Marie Mazzara, Janet McArthur, Andrea D. McCahill, Bridgette McClure, Christopher McGrew, Amy McGuire, Marguerite M. McKenzie, Christine Melnik, Michelle Mendez, Evelyn M. Michalske, Patrick Mies, Melissa Lynn Miller, Stacie Alaine Millichamp, Megan L. Mitchel, Marisa D. Moceri, Charles Molett III, Vanessa Monsour, Kari Montgomery, Kelli Moon, Mandie M. Moore, Stacy Moors, Jennifer Morland, Meghan Muroski, Rebekah Murphy, Khilud Naemi, Vanessa Neil, Jennifer Newsome, Allison M. Nichol, Mandy Norton,
(Continued next week)
OPPORTUNITIES AND EVENTS
(For a complete list, see http://www.emich.edu/coe/newhome/opportunities.html)
September 2-COE Fall Conference, Eagle Crest, all day.
September 10-COE Council meeting, 2:00 p.m., Porter 301B.
September 24-26-The Renaissance Group Fall Conference, Washington, D.C.
September 24-COE Council meeting, 2:00 p.m., Porter 301B.
CALLS FOR PAPERS/PROPOSALS
(For a complete list, see http://www.emich.edu/coe/newhome/proposals.html)
August 11-Proposals due for 2004 Hawaii International Conference on Education. For information, http://www.hiceducation.org or education@hiceducation.org.
August 25-proposals due for SINO-American Education Consortium 2003 International Education Symposium at Kennesaw State University, Georgia. For information, bzheng@kennesaw.edu.
September 15--deadline for Kappa Delta Pi Record articles on educational leadership: practical aspects.
THEME STATEMENTS
Caring professional educators for a diverse and democratic society. (CPED2S) (Initial program)
Inquiry, advocacy, and leadership in education for diverse and democratic society. (Advanced programs)
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