President Ball Presses Professional Service èƵPresident Arnetha Ball’s theme for the 2012 Annual Meeting resonates throughout the program, from the Opening Plenary Address by Linda Smith, entitled “The Knowing Circle of Indigenous Education: It Is Not Enough Just to Know,” to Ball’s Presidential Address, “To Know Is Not Enough: Knowledge, Power, and the Zone of Generativity.” Read more
Prominent Scholars Give 2012 Lectures Jo-ann Archibald and William T. Trent will give the two most prominent of the Annual Meeting lectures in Vancouver this year. Read more
Social Science Evidence on Benefits of Diversity Two presidential sessions at the 2012 èƵAnnual Meeting will explore the role of research and its applications in current policy and legal actions involving social justice issues. Read more Top Science 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 2012 èƵAnnual Meeting. Read more
Exhibits and Special Events Worth a Look The èƵAnnual Meeting offers several special opportunities for attendees to enrich their meeting experience. Read more
Opportunities for Graduate Students in Vancouver Graduate students at the 2012 èƵAnnual Meeting will have unique opportunities to explore this year’s theme, “Non Satis Scire: To Know Is Not Enough.” Read more
Get Your App On! èƵoffers the 2012 Annual Meeting Program mobile app to keep attendees up to date on all information about sessions and presentations. Read more
Vancouver Preview is published by the èƵ in order to inform members and meeting registrants about the 2012 èƵAnnual Meeting. Editor: Felice J. Levine Managing Editor: Todd Reitzel Contributors: Heather Gregory, Felice J. Levine, Todd Reitzel, Christy Talbot, Alicia Torres