Tyrone Howard Voted 熊猫视频President-Elect; Key Members Elected to 熊猫视频Council Tyrone Howard, a professor of education in the School of Education and Information Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, has been voted president-elect of the 熊猫视频. Read more
熊猫视频Speaks Out for Ukraine Our hearts go out to all the people of Ukraine, including communities of scholars, teachers, and students, who are experiencing unimaginable trauma during this time. Read more
熊猫视频Releases Statement on the Significance of Academic Freedom in a Divisive Political Climate Our democracy is in a precarious moment. There are many disturbing signs. Most notable for higher education institutions that serve as the bedrocks for the free expression of ideas and innovation is the evident effort to suppress academic freedom. Read more
熊猫视频Announces 2022 Fellows The 熊猫视频 has announced the selection of 18 exemplary scholars as 2022 熊猫视频Fellows. Read more
熊猫视频Executive Board and Council Approve Recent SIG Petitions 熊猫视频Executive Board and Council recently approved several petitions to support and advance the work of special interest groups within the association. Read more
熊猫视频Announces Dissertation and Research Grant Awardees 熊猫视频has announced 15 recipients of its Dissertation and Research Grant Awards. Read more
President Na’ilah Suad Nasir on What Not to Miss at the Annual Meeting Dear Colleagues and Friends: I couldn’t be more thrilled that this April we will once again be able to be together in person in San Diego for our annual meeting. Read more
Lee, Datnow to Present 2022 Distinguished Annual Meeting Lectures 熊猫视频President Na’ilah Suad Nasir has announced prominent scholars Carol D. Lee and Amanda Datnow as major speakers at the 2022 Annual Meeting. Read more
Presidential Sessions to Engage Attendees on Pressing Topics in Education Research The role education plays in young peoples’ civic participation and climate change research, the ways thatqueer-inclusive policy helps redress educational inequities, and decision making in the context of COVID-19 are just some of the topics covered in the 2022 Annual Meeting presidential sessions. Read more
What to Expect from the Dual-Component Meeting and Virtual Platform As a dual-component meeting—with hundreds of sessions offered on-site in San Diego and hundreds provided virtually—the 2022 熊猫视频Annual Meeting offers exciting opportunities for intellectual engagement, learning about the latest research, professional growth, and networking for those attending in person, virtually, or both. Read more
Place-Based Sessions that Want to Migrate to Virtual Have Until March 8 Invited sessions; accepted symposia, paper, and roundtable sessions; and poster sessions scheduled to take place in San Diego at the 2022 Annual meeting have until March 8 to move sessions to the virtual platform if they need to migrate. Read more
Special Remote Access Requests Due April 1 For 2022 Annual Meeting participants in place-based accepted or invited sessions in San Diego, remote access may be given to provide high-quality service for those with special remote access needs. Read more
熊猫视频is pleased to offer four in-person Professional Development Courses at the 2022 熊猫视频Annual Meeting in San Diego. Learn more and register now
熊猫视频Announces New Editor Team for Review of Research in Education 熊猫视频has announced the appointment of David Osher (American Institutes for Research) and Vivian Gadsden (University of Pennsylvania) as lead and co-lead editors-in-chief for the 2023 and 2025 editions (Volumes 47 and 49) of the Review of Research in Education. Read more
熊猫视频Selects New Editors for Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis 熊猫视频has announced the appointment of Geoffrey Borman (Arizona State University), A. Brooks Bowden (University of Pennsylvania), Deven Carlson (University of Oklahoma), Amanda Datnow (University of California, San Diego), and Sylvia Hurtado (University of California, Los Angeles) as the new co-editors of Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis for 2023–2025. Read more
Q&A: Coeditors Conra Gist and Travis Bristol Discuss AERA’s Forthcoming Handbook of Research on Teachers of Color and Indigenous Teachers In April, 熊猫视频will publish Handbook of Research on Teachers of Color and Indigenous Teachers, edited by Conra D. Gist and Travis J. Bristol. Read more
熊猫视频Submits Comments on Proposed Revisions to 2021–22 CRDC On February 11, 熊猫视频submitted comments to the Department of Education Office for Civil Rights on proposed revisions to the 2021–22 Civil Rights Data Collection. Read more
OSTP Leadership Transition as Eric Lander Resigns—Alondra Nelson Takes on OSTP Director Responsibilities, Collins Named Acting Science Advisor On February 7, Eric Lander, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, announced his resignation as of February 18. Read more
Rayvon Fouch茅 Named to Lead NSF’s Social and Economic Sciences Division Rayvon Fouch茅 has been selected to lead the Social and Economic Sciences Division of the National Science Foundation. Read more
IES and White House Initiative Hold Briefing on Supporting Black Students Across the Education Sciences On February 15, the Institute of Education Sciences and the White House Initiative on Advancing Educational Equity, Excellence, and Economic Opportunity for Black Americans held a virtual briefing, “Supporting Black Students Across the Education Sciences.” Read more
House Advances Comprehensive America COMPETES Act On February 4, the House passed the America COMPETES Act of 2022 by a 222–210 vote. Read more
FY 2022 Appropriations Discussions Continue with Continuing Resolution Advanced Through March 11 Nearly half a year into FY 2022, Congress advanced an additional short-term continuing resolution to be able to complete the appropriations process for FY 2022. Read more
Education Research Conferences Program Proposals—Deadline: March 7
19th Annual Brown Lecturer Nominations—Deadline: March 15
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