PROGRESSIVE
PROFILE: BOB STEVENS
Bob
Stevens' boyhood experiences and beer-making skills make for a good
day of old-fashioned bartering in CEDAR Building.
DEAN'S
MESSAGE
After
chairing a second review panel, Dean Monk offers further reflections
on peer reviews of the Institute for Education Sciences.
HIGHER
EDUCATION ALUMNI, FACULTY & STUDENTS GATHER AT SYMPOSIUM ON RESEARCH
UNIVERSITIES
Faculty,
students and alumni of Penn State's Higher Education program gathered
for a national conference on the future of research universities, co-sponsored
by the Penn State Alumni Association and the College's Center for the
Study of Higher Education, on the occasion of Penn State's sesquicentennial.
STUDENT
TEACHING: AN EXPERIENCE IN SOUTH DAKOTA
A
pilot literacy program is helping to bring parents together with students
in Somerset County.
NEA
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT PENN STATE IN APRIL
National
Education Association President Reg Weaver will speak at Penn State
April 4 at 7:30 p.m. in 112 Kern Building.
AILP
PROGRAM TO COHOST POWWOW IN APRIL
The
American Indian Leadership Program will cohost Penn State's third powwow
at Mt. Nittany Middle School April 9-10.
VALUES
CONFERENCE MAKES CALL FOR PAPERS
The
10th Annual Values & Leadership Conference, to be held at University
Park in October, is calling for papers.
ISAL
CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY
As
Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy celebrated its 20th anniversary
last month, guest speaker Thomas Sticht warned against eliminating adult
education programs, as the Bush Administration's budget proposes.
