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About the NAAEE 2004 Conference
Casting a Wider Net for Environmental Education
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Overview
Meet Our Keynote Speakers [pdf]
Theme and Strands
Workshops and Sessions
Pre Conference EE Research Symposium
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Overview
The 2004 Conference will take place November 6-10, 2004 in Biloxi, Mississippi
at the Grand Casino Biloxi Bayview Hotel, beginning with two days of pre-Conference
workshops and field trips (November 6-7); followed by the Conference (November
8-10) with three full days of concurrent sessions (symposia, hands on,
presentations, interacts and posters), keynote speakers, exhibit fair,
social activities, NAAEE Committee/ Commission meetings, awards recognition
and other special events.
The 2004 Conference theme is "Casting a Wider Net for Environmental
Education," reflecting the variety of initiatives underway to broaden
the professional standing of the field, through advocacy, accreditation,
certification, professional development, research as well as new partnerships
and collaborations.
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Conference Theme
"Casting a Wider Net for Environmental Education." Our ability to reach out and be
inclusive of all who can benefit from the power of EE is essential to the long-term
success of the field in today's pluralistic society. By "Casting a Wider Net for
Environmental Education", we are reaffirming our commitment to reach a broader audience
for Environmental Education. We are doing so by actively pursuing initiatives and
collaborations in the arenas of EE advocacy, accreditation of university-based teacher
preparation programs, certification of nonformal environmental educators, diversity
initiatives in partnership with other education groups, research and related evaluation
and assessment activities, and professional review of EE materials. Recent advances in
these areas, in fact, have put us in a better position to broaden our base and impact.
The Conference Committee has defined
seven Conference strands:
The Call for Presentation submission deadline has passed.
Workshops
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for Workshop descriptions, costs, and Coordinator information.
All workshops except E are scheduled for Saturday, November 6 from 7:00PM
to 9:00PM and Sunday, November 7 from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Workshop E is
scheduled for Saturday from 5:00PM to 7:00PM, and Sunday from 9:00AM to
5:00PM.
A. Educating for Sustainability: Paradigms and
Practices
B. EE and Diversity Cases: Learning Through Other's Experience
C. Involving Youth in Community Issues
D. Nonformal EE Programs - Guidelines of Excellence
E. Professional Development for Affiliate Organization Leaders
F. The Leadership Clinic Model: Innovative Event Design
G. Using Logic Modeling to Design Your Program's Evaluation
H. Using the Media to Get Environmental Education Messages Out
I. Wetland Education - A Watershed's Glue
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Sessions
We are currently finalizing the Conference and Session schedule. Kindly check back in September.
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Pre Conference Symposium
Sharing Our Research Interests, Accomplishments and Plans
The NAAEE Research Commission is pleased to invite you to come to Biloxi, Mississippi for the
First Annual NAAEE Pre-Conference EE Research Symposium. It is our hope that this annual
NAAEE pre-conference meeting will help facilitate discussion and collaboration among active
and prospective EE researchers and students from around the world.
The inaugural EE Research Symposium will provide opportunities for Sharing Our Research
Interests, Accomplishments and Plans. As researchers we are actively engaged in research
programs and evaluation studies that range from quantitative and mixed methods approaches,
through a number of qualitative traditions (such as ethnography, phenomenology,
narrative/autobiography, participatory action research) and perspectives from
interpretive and critical to postmodern, feminist, gendered and cultural studies.
The annual symposium, unlike the more practitioner-oriented sessions of the general NAAEE
conference and the associated pre-conference workshops, will focus on research discussions
by and for researchers. In addition to a supportive forum of exchange, we hope to establish
a basis for ongoing networks, links and projects of mutual interest in EE research results,
methods and methodologies.
To view a sampling of interesting presentations to be included in the 2004 research
symposium Click Here
When: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM November 5 and 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM November 6, 2004
Where: Grand Casino Biloxi Bayview Hotel
Costs: $195 members, $250 non-members.
If participating in both symposium and Annual Conference, $145 members, $200 non-members
This includes a welcome reception on Friday evening, participation in all sessions, printed
program handout, and a Saturday morning coffee break, buffet lunch and afternoon refreshment
break. There are no refunds once payment is processed.
Special Discount for full-time college students:
All full time college students are entitled to a $65 discount in the EE Research Symposium
registration fees. Those who have already signed up will be refunded. NAAEE apologizes for
the oversight on the registration process. Kindly allow NAAEE 2 weeks to process refunds.
Registration: You may register online
and pay by credit card; or submit your registration by mail with your payment. Registrations
must be received by NAAEE no later than October 25, 2004. After October 25, all registrations
will be handled on-site with an additional $50 administrative fee.
For more information about the EE Research Symposium, please contact Program Coordinator:
Michael Brody
Department of Education
Reid Hall
Montana State University
Bozeman, Montana 59717 USA
Phone: 406-994-5951
Fax: 406-994-3261
brody@montana.edu
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