On Thursday evening, a panel discussion on academic publishing will feature editors of prominent venues for our field:
• James Anderson, editor of History of Education Quarterly
• Gary Natriello, editor of Teachers College Record
• Burke Gerstenschlager, acquisitions editor, Palgrave

On Friday morning participants will engage in roundtable discussions that will address topics such as job searches, tenure, teaching, research, and personal well-being.

All graduate students and junior faculty members who are members of AERA Division F are invited to apply. Priority will be given to graduate students who have completed their coursework, and to junior faculty or independent scholars within 4 years of degree completion. AERA will reimburse attendees for Thursday night’s lodging, and will provide dinner on Thursday and breakfast on Friday.

TO APPLY, send the following information to margaret.nash@ucr.edu by January 15, 2011

Name
Email
Phone/s
Department
University / College
Preferred Mailing Address

Status (check one)

 Graduate Student

 Assistant Professor

 Other (please specify)

Are you a member of Division F? Have you ever attended the Division F mentoring seminar? If so, when? And what was your status then (graduate student, junior faculty member)?

Include a one- or two-paragraph summary of your research interests, your progress in your graduate program or on your career path, and what you hope to gain from the seminar.

Send application by January 15, 2011

by mail to: Margaret A. Nash, Graduate School of Education, 1207 Sproul Hall, University of California, Riverside; Riverside, CA 92521.

OR by email to: margaret.nash@ucr.edu

Questions? Contact AERA Division F Graduate Student Representatives Jess Clawson (jclaw@ufl.edu), Nashwa Salem (n.salem@utoronto.ca), or Mentoring Seminar Organizer Margaret Nash (margaret.nash@ucr.edu).