The Process Education Conference 2007 is nearly here. It promises to be a wonderful opportunity for those practicing Process Education as well as those who are interested
in learning more about PE.

The theme for this year’s conference is Student Success Through Faculty Success and the entire program is geared towards this goal.

Keynote speakers Dr. Renato Anoè, Dr. Daniel Litynski, and Dr. Robert McCabe are all superlative veteran educators who have each dealt successfully with the myriad challenges involved in fostering and promoting student success. Visit the conference website to learn more about our keynote speakers and the expertise they’ll be sharing.

Among other activities at the conference are break-out sessions which are themed along four tracks:

Fostering Transition to College (3 workshops)

Is the student prepared for success?
 

Facilitating Student Success (4 Workshops)

Is the teacher prepared for student success?
 

Designing Student-Centered Curriculum (4 Workshops)

Is the course prepared for success?
 

Aligning organizations for Student Success (2 Workshops)

Is the institution prepared for student success?

In addition to these offerings, the conference program includes a workshop that will take advantage of the conference’s location in our nation’s capitol by allowing attendees the opportunity to engage in discussions with U. S. legislators regarding the goals of higher education. Conference attendees are also invited to participate in a poster session during which presenters will share innovative tips and techniques for promoting student success in the classroom.

The conference "swag" includes a free copy of the brand new 4th Edition Faculty Guidebook. Add the opportunity to network and socialize with this unique community of educators and your enthusiasm for your chosen vocation is guaranteed to receive a tremendous boost.