Thank you for making AGSERS 2017 a success!
Please visit our AGSERS 2018 page for information about the upcoming conference in Spring of 2018!
Please visit our AGSERS 2018 page for information about the upcoming conference in Spring of 2018!
AGSERS Program Booklet 2017 by straitmi on Scribd
AGSERS 2017: Keynote Speaker, Dr. Mitzi Lewison
2017 Symposium Date: March 27, 2017
Location: Stewart Center, Rooms STEW214, STEW306
at Purdue University (next to the Purdue Memorial Union)
Time: 1:30pm-6pm
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mitzi Lewison
Presentation Schedule: TBA
We are pleased to announce that our keynote speaker for this year's symposium will be Dr. Mitzi Lewison. Currently residing at Indiana University, Dr. Lewison specializes in elementary education and language and literacy education. Her interests include: critical literacy, critical discourse analysis, and, per her website, "teaching language arts in culturally diverse settings, and exploring non-traditional, more empowering forms of professional development" (see http://education.indiana.edu/dotnetforms/Profile.aspx?u=Lewison).
She has previously served as the IU English Director on two US Agency for International Development (USAID) projects in Afghanistan, a true testament for putting theory into practice and contributing to both local and global education initiatives. Dr. Lewison speaks on the day of the AGSERS symposium at 4:15pm so come hear more about her unique perspective, work, and advice for emerging education researchers.
Location: Stewart Center, Rooms STEW214, STEW306
at Purdue University (next to the Purdue Memorial Union)
Time: 1:30pm-6pm
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Mitzi Lewison
Presentation Schedule: TBA
We are pleased to announce that our keynote speaker for this year's symposium will be Dr. Mitzi Lewison. Currently residing at Indiana University, Dr. Lewison specializes in elementary education and language and literacy education. Her interests include: critical literacy, critical discourse analysis, and, per her website, "teaching language arts in culturally diverse settings, and exploring non-traditional, more empowering forms of professional development" (see http://education.indiana.edu/dotnetforms/Profile.aspx?u=Lewison).
She has previously served as the IU English Director on two US Agency for International Development (USAID) projects in Afghanistan, a true testament for putting theory into practice and contributing to both local and global education initiatives. Dr. Lewison speaks on the day of the AGSERS symposium at 4:15pm so come hear more about her unique perspective, work, and advice for emerging education researchers.
AGSERS 2016-2017 Winners
AGSERS' Research In-Progress Poster Presentation Winner:
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AGSERS' Completed Research Poster Presentation Winner:
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AGSERS' Research In-Progress Poster Presentation Winner:
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AGSERS' Outstanding Undergraduate Research Poster Presenter:
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