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From
the President:
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AILACTE E-news: February, 2010
AILACTE members, we look forward to your registration and attendance at the 2010 Annual Meeting and Conference. The final schedule is available for your perusal.
After intense review of the many exceptional junior faculty applicants, we extend our congratulations to the 2010 AILACTE Scholar-- Dr. W. Eric Grossman of Emory and Henry College (Emory, VA). We look forward to learning about his research findings in 2011 for his study, Using Technology to Build Collegial Support for Professional Development.
The 2009 AILACTE Scholar awardee, Dr. Azure Dee Smiley of the University of Indianapolis will be presenting her completed research project at our 2010 annual meeting in Atlanta. Dr. Smiley will contribute as one of the thirty sessions offered to registrants in Atlanta this February 19, 2010. Thanks to the exemplary proposals received this fall, we anticipate another fine conference.
Finally, a reminder that our membership fee, just $250 per institution, are our major source of annual income. We are excellent stewards of these fees and use all of our funds for operations in order to support our membership. Please be sure your institution has already submitted dues for 2010. We welcome payment with a credit card through online renewal or check by mail with invoice.
Other resources for perusal:
I look forward to seeing you all in Atlanta in February.
Most sincerely,
Dr. Dwight C. Watson,
Associate Dean of Teacher Education Programs
University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire
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DEADLINES
and DUE DATES:
- 2010 Membership Renewal: Deadline January 31, 2010
- Article Submission for the 2010 AILACTE
Journal, volume 7: June 1, 2010
- Models of Excellence Application:
Deadline October 1, 2010
- Scholar Award ($2500 to support junior faculty research) Application: Deadline November 1,
2010
Job
Postings
As a service to our member institutions,
AILACTE posts job openings. Please peruse all posted openings. Have one to post? If your institution is a current member, we'll post it for you.
Opportunities
STUDIUM, offered by the Monastery Liaison to the College of Saint Benedict. Do you need some time away in a place where thinking and writing are nurtured and supported? A place where you can start today where you left off yesterday? A space where other people are working too and will stay out of your way or if needed, are available for conversation? If so, the Visiting Scholars Program at Studium may be just what you’re looking for! Go to www.sbm.osb.org/studium to find out more, and apply for a period of anywhere from a week to four months. - Ann Marie Biermaier OSB, Ed.D.
2009
Executive Committee
The elected officers are as follows:
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