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Session Type: Symposium
Responding to the call for introspection in our, this session opens space for faculty to engage in critical self-reflection and critical dialogue about their experience preparing school leaders who advance social justice. Specifically, six faculty members selected through purposive and reputational sampling and embodying a variety of socio-cultural identities share how their perceptions of themselves as a constellation of socio-cultural identities, combined with their frames of reference and context for practice, impact their meaning making, action taking, and pedagogical practice related to the preparation of school leaders who will advance social justice. Building on earlier work, this session employs the practice of critical consciousness, the application of intersectionality, and the discipline of critical dialogue to discern key pedagogical implications.
A Deaf Professor Among Deaf Students: A Liberal Arts University - Catherine Ann O'Brien, Gallaudet University
A Pedagogy of Rage: Gender and Emotions in the Educational Leadership Classroom - Tanetha Jamay Grosland, University of South Florida
Navigating Difficult Conversations: The Perspective of a Black Professor at a Predominantly White Institution - Daniel D. Spikes, Iowa State University
Sustaining Social Justice in Leadership Preparation When We Are Not All on Board - Kerry Kathleen Robinson, University of North Carolina - Wilmington
Teaching Leadership From Many Grounds: Navigating the Challenges and Possibilities of Multiple Identities - Rosa L. Rivera-McCutchen, Lehman College - CUNY
Way More Than Five Minutes: Racial Predicaments of Supporting Black Doctoral Students' Academic Writing Development - Decoteau J. Irby, University of Illinois at Chicago