at Utica College

Preservice teachers from IHEs in the Mid-State region are eligible to apply for a grant to support their visit to an inclusive S3TAIR-validated school.  Please see attachment.  Deadline is February 11, 2011, 5 pm.

at the Crowne Plaza in Albany

Location: Cayuga-Onondaga BOCES (Auburn, NY)

Keynote: TBD

Breakout sessions: TBD

This meeting has been postponed and will be re-scheduled shortly.

at LE MOYNE

at SUNY CORTLAND

At Syracuse University, Room 034 School of Education in Huntington Hall (corner of Marshal St and University Ave)

Making Sense of Autism!

Working with autism instead of against it
in cooperation with
Syracuse University’s Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies

Present:

Susan Golubock, Occupational Therapist

Jim Sinclair, Rehabilitation Counselor

Effective Therapeutic Strategies for Working with Autistic Clients

June 6-7, 2010
Syracuse, NY

Don’t Miss Out!

Advance Registration Required

Meet the Speakers

Attached is a call for proposals for next October's combined NYSATE/NYACTE - Task Force Conference at the Gideon Putnam in Saratoga Springs, NY.

As Kate DaBoll-LaVoie and I described at the Statewide Meeting on March 26th, for this coming fall's Statewide Meeting, the TF has combined with NYSATE/NYACTE to offer a somewhat different venue for its work. As such, our support of our membership for the event will reflect a different structure. HESC will pay for members' registrations for the conference ($185).

Children as Consumers, Children as Learners; Markets, Inequality and Public Space

Public Events Room, 220 Eggers Hall on the Syracuse University Campus

Friday, March 5 from 2:00 - 4:00 at SUNY Cortland in the New School of Education Bldg, room 1242 (second floor).

Directions:

link for a campus map: http://www2.cortland.edu/about/maps-and-directions/#Admissions

From Syracuse and points north

Take Interstate 81 south to Cortland Exit 11.
Turn right off the exit ramp onto Clinton Avenue Extension.
At the second traffic light take a right on Clinton Avenue/Route 13.
Drive approximately one mile, get into the center lane and make a left-hand turn at the light onto Church Street.

at Cazenovia College.

at SUNY Cortland

at Wells College.

at SUNY Cortland

at SUNY Cortland in the Sperry Bldg. The specific room location will be posted on the entry doors for your reference.

Our upcoming meeting will be a work session to begin and/or continue our work on the following activities:

1. Regional Higher Education Leadership Summit on Inclusive Elementary Teacher Preparation
We plan to invite leaders from higher education institutions (deans, chairs, coordinators, field placement directors) to a round table discussion regarding ways to best prepare teachers for inclusive education. The Summit will be held at Lemoyne College in the Spring 2010.

The Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies presents

“On the Margins of Citizenship: Intellectual Disability and Civil Rights in Twentieth-Century America”
A Public Lecture by Allison C. Carey

4:00—5:30 pm

500 Hall of Languages on the Syracuse University Campus

Taking place at Cazenovia College.

Taking place at SUNY Cortland.

How Leadership Can Transform Schools for All Learners

L O C A T I O N

Syracuse University

WHO

Practicing administrators and other school leaders including principals, special
education administrators, curriculum directors, superintendents, and educational
leadership students.

 Righting Educational Wrongs:
Disability Studies in Education, Policy and Law

Co-sponsored by Disability Studies in Education, the Syracuse
University Center on Human Policy, Law, and Disability Studies,
the SU College of Law Disability Law and Policy Program, and the
SU School of Education, this year’s conference brings together
scholars in disability studies in education and disability law to
explore both the history of disability advocacy and continued
struggles for disability rights in educational contexts.

at SUNY Cortland - Van Hoesen Hall Room 111

at SUNY Cortland - Van Hoesen Hall Room 111