Professional activities of faculty and staff
Through their presentations and leadership, ELI faculty and administrators
continued to serve their profession and the community in 2004.
Susan Coakley, Faculty
Presentations:
“Cultural needs in the ESOL Classroom,”
PennTESOL-East Fall Conference,
University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, PA, November 1, 2003.
“Bridging Language, Bridging Cultures,”
38th
Annual TESOL Convention,
Long Beach, CA, March 31 -- April 3, 2004.
Leadership positions:
Steering Committee, Intercultural Interest Section,
TESOL, 2003 -- 2004.
TESOL Liaison, PennTESOL-East,
2002 --
present.
Vice Chair, CHEP College Council,
February – June 2004.
Chair, CHEP College Council,
September
2004 – June 2005.
Leslie Criston, Faculty
Presentation:
“Messages from Mermaids and Beasts,”
PennTESOL-East Fall Conference,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA,
November 1, 2003.
Barbara Gillette,
Faculty
Presentation:
"Language Learning 101,” PennTESOL-East Fall Conference,
University
of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, PA,
November 1, 2003.
Barbara Morris,
Faculty
Presentations: “Video as Role Model”
(with Johanna Katchen,
National Tsing Hua University, and Lilia Savova, Indiana
University
of Pennsylvania),
38th Annual
TESOL Convention,
Long Beach, CA,
March 31-April 3, 2004.
“Maximizing your TESOL 2004 Video
Experience"
38th Annual TESOL Convention,
Long Beach, CA,
March 31-April
3, 2004.
“Cool Video for ELT Learning Objectives”
(organizer; Video Interest
Section Academic Session),
38th Annual TESOL Convention,
Long Beach,
CA, March 31-April
3, 2004.
Publication: “Using Video as Role Model”
(with Johanna Katchen and Lilia
Savova),
Essential Teacher (forthcoming).
Leadership position:
Past Chair,
TESOL Video
and Digital
Media Interest Section, 2004-2005.
Scott Stevens, Director
Presentations:
“Creating campus and community connections to enhance
short term programs” (with Elizabeth Byleen and Geri Lamer, University
of Kansas.),
NAFSA 56th
Annual Conference,
Baltimore, MD,
May 26, 2004.
“ATESL Forum: A Panel of Leaders discuss
current issues,”
NAFSA 56th Annual Conference,
Baltimore, MD, May 26,
2004.
Leadership positions:
IEP Media Web Committee Chair,
UCIEP (Consortium
of University and
College Intensive English Programs).
Vice President-elect for Advocacy,
AAIEP (American Association of Intensive English Programs), 2004-2005.
Christopher
Wolf, Professional Staff
Presentation:
“Oral Advocacy and the Search for Truth in
a Criminal Trial,”
Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Ecuador
(Catholic
University of Ecuador) School of Law,
June 2004.
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