An In-Person CONFERENCE
2023 Conference Registration
Theme: Celebrating “Divisive Concepts:” Responding to Attacks on Public Education
June 7-9, with a post-conference event Saturday night
This will be the BEST collaborative yet. So, many things have come together. And, no more zoom.
We look, we feel, we listen, we learn in the flesh.
Not only do we have great scholars from around the globe coming together, but we have:
1) An opening reception on Wednesday night at the Susie King Taylor House for Jubilee
2) A lunch talk on Thursday by Denise Taliaferro Baszile
3) A lunch talk on Friday by Shirley Steinberg
4) And an post-conference event on July 1, Saturday night as GSU's own Renee Jenkins presents her work on music in the Gullah Geechee community from 1970 to 2020. It's a community event where Savannah's black and white community will gather together to learn about the local influence on global culture. Your registration fee covers attending costs. This will also be held at the Susie King Taylor House for Jubilee
All food and events are included in the price. Donations to the Susie King Taylor House for Jubilee are appreciated.
Register Here. Register Now.
https://touchnet.georgiasouthern.edu:443/C20795_ustores/web/store_main.jsp?STOREID=185&FROMQRCODE=true
Places to Stay:
We offer comfortable, cheap options right on beautiful Armstrong campus. There are student options for being in a suite, and faculty housing for faculty attending the conference. Student rate is $27. Faculty rate is $45.
To register for these housing options contact Verva Jean at:
housingguestservices@georgiasouthern.edu
Check out the 3d tours on the links below:
For faculty attendees
https://auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/.../faculty-staff.../
For student attendees
https://auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/.../windwardcom.../...
WHAT IS THE CSSC CONFERENCE?
Promoting Dialogue and Cooperative Action
Welcome to our ninth annual Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative. Each year, the CSSC brings together diverse individuals within and beyond the field of Curriculum Studies. The Collaborative was developed to promote dialogue and cooperative action among established and emerging curriculum scholars, including graduate students. It is a process-oriented, generative, collaborative space intended to support the ongoing work of the field and inspire innovative curriculum work.
A New Journal
Editors:
Marla Morris
Daniel Chapman
Mission Statement:
The Curriculum Studies Collaborative Journal (CSCJ) is an outgrowth of the Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative. The CSCJ encourages dialogue and cooperative theorizing by promoting interdisciplinary scholarship that responds creatively to the theoretical and social moment in which we are situated. We embrace ideas that provoke, instigate and challenge orthodoxies inside and outside of the field.
Editorial Board:
Peter Applebaum
Brian Casemore
Julie Garlen
Peter McLaren
William Pinar
Shirley Steinberg
Denise Taliaferro
Peter Trifonas
Lelia Villaverde
Ugena Whitlock
Marla Morris
Daniel Chapman
Mission Statement:
The Curriculum Studies Collaborative Journal (CSCJ) is an outgrowth of the Curriculum Studies Summer Collaborative. The CSCJ encourages dialogue and cooperative theorizing by promoting interdisciplinary scholarship that responds creatively to the theoretical and social moment in which we are situated. We embrace ideas that provoke, instigate and challenge orthodoxies inside and outside of the field.
Editorial Board:
Peter Applebaum
Brian Casemore
Julie Garlen
Peter McLaren
William Pinar
Shirley Steinberg
Denise Taliaferro
Peter Trifonas
Lelia Villaverde
Ugena Whitlock