A Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago
1040 W. Harrison Street 9 :30am·4 :30pm
3rd Annual
Education and the Public Good:
Interdisciplinary Trends in Graduate Scholarship
A FREE Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
9:00am-4:00pm Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Education
1040 W. Harrison Ave.
Chicago
Registration is located by the southeast
A Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago
1040 W. Harrison Street 9 :30am·4 :30pm
3rd Annual
Education and the Public Good:
Interdisciplinary Trends in Graduate Scholarship
A FREE Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
9:00am-4:00pm Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Education
1040 W. Harrison Ave.
Chicago
Registration is located by the southeast
A Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago
1040 W. Harrison Street 9 :30am·4 :30pm
3rd Annual
Education and the Public Good:
Interdisciplinary Trends in Graduate Scholarship
A FREE Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
9:00am-4:00pm Saturday, March 8, 2008 University of Illinois at Chicago College of Education
1040 W. Harrison Ave.
Chicago
Registration is located by the southeast
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1040 W. Harrison Street
9:30am-4:30pm3rd Annual
Education and the Public Good:
Interdisciplinary Trends in
Graduate Scholarship
A FREE Conference By Graduate Students and For Everyone
9:00am-4:00pm
Saturday, March 8, 2008
University of Illinois at Chicago
College of Education
1040 W. Harrison Ave.
Chicago
Registration is located by the southeast en-
trance and begins at 9:00am and runs all day.
Coffee is available in 2217.
Papers and Discussions are groups of individuals presenting sepa-
rate but related papers. Questions and/or discussions may arise
after the presentations.
Panels are groups of individuals presenting together on a topic fol-
lowed by extensive Q and A.
Workshops and Round Tables are conversations on a topic. At-
tendees are expected to be active contributors.Session: 9:30-10:45
Room 3233
Emotional Learning: Individual Paper and Workshop
Presentation
The Role That Emotional Intelligence Plays In School Leaders’ Pro-
fessional Practice
Yaffa K. Lahat DePaul University
Emotional Education: Moving Towards Freedom from Negative
Emotions
Anita Balasubramanian University of Illinois at Chicago
Room 3312
Online Learning: Individual Paper Presentations
Is Non-verbal Communication a Missing Factor for Gratification in
Online Learning?
Shari Lendy Northern Illinois University
Setting the Agenda for Research on the Impact of International Stu-
dents’ Culture on Online Learning
Cynthia G, Paralejas Northern Illinois University
“All About Process-Writing”—Introducing a Website on the Most
Popular Instructional Approach to Writing
Hongmei Dong University of Illinois at Chicago
Chair: Marla Mutis Roosevelt University
Room 3008
Global Education & Students’ Lived Experience: Panel
The Academic Journeys of International Graduate Students: An
Analysis of Motivation and Adaptation,
Colleen Stribling Northern Illinois University
Study Abroad Student Expectations ube l t omar
Emily Gorlewski ' Northern Illinois University
10:45am-11:00am
Refreshments in 2217
Session 2: 11:00am-12:45pm
Room 3233
Researching the Visual: Individual Paper Presentations
Video-Philia
Patrick Gould Northwestern University
Historical Trends in Educational Research on Comic Books and
Graphic Novels
William Boerman-Cornell University of Illinois at Chicago
Conceptualizing the Role of Images in Content Area Instruction
Michael Manderino University of Illinois at Chicago
Room 3312
Bilingualism and Informal Learning Environments: Individual
Paper Presentations
The Effect of Bilingualism on Cognitive Development: A Critical
Synthesis of Theories and Research
Tae-jin Kim Northern Illinois University
Dialogue And Hegemony: Informal Learning Leads to Critique and
Praxis
Joe Zanoni University of Illinois at Chicago
Multimodal Problem Solving and Probability: The Counters Game
Craig Willey University of Illinois at ChicagoRoom 3008
Global Education and Social Justice: Individual Paper Presenta-
tions
The Ties that Bind: Social Injustice, Rebellion, Peace Education and
Social Change in the Southern Phillipines
Rey Ty Northern Illinois University
The Harambee Independent Schools Policy in Early 20th Century
Colonial Kenya
Tony Speed University of Illinois at Chicago
Chair: Anne-Bernadette Weiner DePaul University
12:45pm-1:15pm
Refreshments served in 2217
Session: 1:15pm-2:30pm
Room 3233
Whose Choice?: Individual Paper Presentations
Getting Education Policy “Right”: The Rhetoric of No Child Left
Behind
Nick Ardinger University of Illinois at Chicago
Learning from the Browns: Family Connectedness and the High
School Choice Process
Melike Findikoglu University of Illinois at Chicago
Crystal Laura University of Illinois at Chicago
Steven Mcllrath University of Illinois at Chicago
Chair:
Heather Horsley University of Illinois at Chicago
Room 3312
Participatory Action Research: Guided Discussion
School Environmental Health Impacts on Teachers, Staff and Stu-
dents: Participatory Action Research Agenda
Joe Zanoni University of Illinois at Chicago
Chair:
Joe Zanoni University of Illinois at Chicago
Room 3008
Governance and Policy Implementation: Round Table
Governmental Policy Implementation: Is It Reactionary or Pre-
ventive in Relation to Education? Recalling No Child Left Be-
hind (NCLB), Charter Schools, National Defense Student Loan
(NDSL) Program and Home Schooling and Other National and
Local Educational Policies
Chairs:
Trina Hollingsworth
Angelia Watkins-Roberts
Chicago State University
Chicago State University
3:00pm
Post-conference Social Event
Everyone is welcome!
Jak’s Tap
located at 901 W. Jackson Chicago, IL
**Pool table, board games, networking and
celebration**Conference Committee:
Heather L. Horsley
Eli Tucker-Raymond
Joesph Zanoni
Nick Ardinger
Shary Rubin
Anne-Bernadette Weiner
Marla Mutis
Program Committee
Vernon Lindsay
Endea Murry
Nick Ardinger
Eli Tucker-Raymond
Marla Mutis
Joe Zanoni
Marva Hall
Aisha El-Amin
Ken Fujimoto
Patrick Gould
Michael Manderino
Funding Committee
Marva Hall
Heather Horsley
Nick Ardinger
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
DePaul University
Roosevelt University
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
Roosevelt University
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
University of Illinois at Chicago
Many thanks to Dean Victoria Chou of UIC for her support.
Financial support provided by UIC Graduate Student Council, UIC
Student Activities Funding Committee, and UIC Campus Housing
NOTES:Partial funding for printing from UIC Campus Housing
and UIC Student Activities Funding Committee
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