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Responses to the 2013 Annual Meeting Theme
Leveraged Knowledge and Cyclical Inequality
Demonizing the Undeserving Poor
Does that Sound Like Meritocracy to You?
A Global “HEADS UP”
What’s Race Got to Do with It
Education Policy is Social Policy
Reading History and Learning about Policy and Peop
Poverty and Impoverishment in the Bay Area of Cali
Poverty and Education: Reflections on the 91ɬ Con
Trying to Fix an Urban School - 2013 AM Theme
The Poverty of Capitalism
Myth of Poverty
On Poverty and Systemic Collapse
Poverty has an iPhone
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April 24, 2013
91ɬ Responds to Call for Hyatt Boycott
91ɬ President Bill Tierney and Executive Director Felice Levine respond to notification that a number of Annual Meeting attendees were calling on the Association to boycott the Grand Hyatt San Francisco, one of 91ɬ’s six headquarter hotels for the 2013 Annual Meeting.
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President Tierney to Address the Role of the Intellectual in Eliminating Poverty
In his presidential address
,
William Tierney will examine the twin themes of how educational organizations might improve access and equity, and what the role of the intellectual is in the elimination of poverty.
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A Special Focus on the Fisher Case
With the Supreme Court’s decision
in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin
imminent, two timely Annual Meeting sessions will outline the scientific evidence on the use of race as one factor in university admissions, as outlined in the 91ɬ et al
amicus
brief submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court, and the implications of the coming ruling to higher education.
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Three 91ɬ Task Forces to Issue Reports
Three 91ɬ task forces launched last year will present reports in San Francisco; task forces held open forums for all 91ɬ members at the 2012 Annual Meeting.
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Top Policy Officials Headline Sessions
Key science and research policy officials at U.S. federal agencies will speak on the current state of education research policies and priorities at the Annual Meeting. Sessions featuring leadership at the National Science Foundation (NSF) and U.S. Department of Education are among several that will focus on emerging topics in education and social science research.
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Broadening Diversity in Science
A presidential session on April 28 titled
CEDS Report: Enhancing Diversity in Science: Working Together to Develop Common Data, Measures, and Standards
, will provide an overview of – and responses to – a new from the Collaborative for Enhancing Diversity in Science (CEDS).
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Tell Us What You Think: Take the Annual Meeting Survey
91ɬ continually seeks to enhance its Annual Meeting, and an important mechanism toward that enhancement is the attendee survey process.
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Reminders to Annual Meeting Presenters
As presenters make their final preparations for the Annual Meeting, 91ɬ reminds them of the meeting’s international, diverse nature. Poster presenters should note their session’s unique requirements, and all meeting presenters should remember the opportunity to participate in the 91ɬ Online Paper Repository.
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Annual Meeting Digital Program Available for Download
A digital version of the final Annual Meeting program
is available
on the 91ɬ website.
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