The Department of Education at UC Santa Barbara’s Gevirtz School presents four engaging, quick talks by graduate students and faculty members on November 12 from 12-1 pm in ED 1203. This event is a free opportunity to hear about the research being done in the Department.
The presenters and talks:
Samantha Harris, doctoral student, “The Boundaries of Korean: Heritage Language Learning and Community Access for Multiracial Korean Americans”
Valerie Valdez, doctoral student, “Immediacy Behaviors and Their Role in Building Positive Teacher-Student Relationships”
Tarek Azzam, Associate Professor, “What Counts as Evidence in Evaluation: Who Gets to Decide?”
Carolyn Sattin-Bajaj, Associate Professor, “Immigrant Families, Schools & Policy in a Time of Constant Change”
Lunch will be provided by the Department of Education; please RSVP to Brenda Lavin brendal@education.ucsb.edu by Nov. 6th.