[Air-l] National Reading Conference Request for Proposals

[Don Leu]

I hope we are able to attract some exceptional proposals from AIR.  I 
am looking for a really strong strand on issues that we share in common 
about literacy and technology.  The call is below.

Cheers,

Don Leu


Dear Colleagues,
We invite you to submit a research proposal to the 54th annual meeting 
of the National Reading Conference, the largest annual conference 
devoted solely to literacy research.  The National Reading Conference 
is internationally known for the warm welcome it extends to new members 
of our research community and for high standards in intellectual 
inquiry and research.

This year, the conference will take place in beautiful and historic San 
Antonio, Texas from December 1-4, 2004. It will feature plenaries by 
leading scholars who will address the critical issues in our field 
today.  You may download a copy of the Call for Proposals with complete 
and detailed guidelines at: 
http://www.nrconline.org/cgi/t4cgi.exe/propsubmission.taf

All proposals will be submitted and reviewed online from the link that 
appears at our conference web page: http://www.nrconline.org  Proposals 
must be complete and conform to the Guidelines for Submission. Only 
original work related to literacy not presented or published elsewhere 
may be proposed for the conference. Current membership in NRC is not 
required for submitting proposals or attending the conference, but all 
participants and attendees are required to register for the conference.

This year, programs areas include:

Area 1: 	Pre-service Teacher Education in Literacy
Area 2: 	In-service Teacher Education/Professional Development in 
Literacy
Area 3:	Literacy Instruction and Literacy Learning
Area 4: 	Literacy Assessment, Evaluation, and Public Policy
Area 5:	Early and Elementary Literacy Processes
Area 6:	Adolescent, College, and Adult Literacy Processes
Area 7:	Social, Cultural, and Political Issues and Practices in Literacy
Area 8:	Literacy Learning and Practice in Multilingual and 
MulticulturalSettings
Area 9:	Children’s, Young Adult, and Adult Literature
Area 10:	Literacy and Technology/Media
Area 11:	Study Groups
Area 12:	Other Topics

Proposals must be submitted online to the appropriate area no later 
than midnight EST March 1, 2004. Proposals that do not fall within the 
main program areas listed above should be submitted to Area #12.

We invite you to circulate this announcement and we look forward to 
seeing you in San Antonio!

Donald J. Leu, Program Chair and President Elect
Victoria Purcell-Gates, Assistant Conference Chair and Vice President



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Donald J. Leu
John and Maria Neag Endowed Chair in Literacy and Technology
University of Connecticut
249 Glenbrook Road
Storrs, CT  06269-2033
Office:  860.486.0202
Fax: 860-486.2994
Homepage: http://www.sp.uconn.edu/~djleu/index.html


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