Pre-Conference 10: The Freedom to Teach and Learn: Proposing, Implementing, and/or Revising a Communication Course Related to Social Justice and Direct Action

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Wed, 11/15: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM EST
Gaylord National 
Room: Potomac 2 - Convention Center, Ballroom Level 
Many communication scholars are interested in teaching courses related to social justice and direct action, but many lack the knowledge or freedom to move forward with such a proposal and syllabus development. This preconference, staffed by experienced college and university educators, is facilitated by Amy Aldridge Sanford, author of the textbook "From Thought to Action: Developing a Social Justice Orientation" (2e) and university administrator in charge of catalog and curriculum. Sanford and colleagues will discuss how to propose a course, create and update syllabi, integrate readings and activities, and handle the challenges of the current political environment. All attendees will receive a complimentary copy of Sanford's textbook from Cognella Academic Publishing and an electronic packet of information related to syllabi, activities, slides, and other information referenced during the session. Attendees are asked to bring a laptop or tablet with access to Adobe Creative Cloud or PowerPoint.

Chair

Amy Aldridge Sanford, Middle Tennessee State University  - Contact Me

Co-Chair

Todd R. Armstrong, Cognella Academic Publishing  - Contact Me

Presenter(s)

Andrea R. Patterson-Masuka, Winston-Salem State University  - Contact Me
Hsin-I Sydney Yueh, University of Missouri-Columbia  - Contact Me
Debra L. Iba, Texas Christian University  - Contact Me
Tim McKenna Buchanan, Manchester University  - Contact Me

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