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Jeanne M. Powers, Arizona State University
- Fri, April 5
12:00 to 2:00pm
InterContinental Toronto Centre, Floor: Lower Level, Ballroom A
In Governance Session: 15.001 - AERA Council of Editors: Closed Business Meeting
Participant
- Sat, April 6
10:25 to 11:55am
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Floor: 200 Level, Room 202C
In Paper Session: 28.061 - Charter School Policies and Their Impact on Stakeholders
On Paper: Teacher Attrition in Arizona's Traditional Public Schools and Charter Schools: Explaining the DifferencePresenting Author
2:15 to 3:45pm
InterContinental Toronto Centre, Floor: Lower Level, Ballroom B
In Governance Session: 34.001 - AERA Journal Publications Committee and Journal Editors: Closed Meeting
Participant
8:30 to 10:00pm
InterContinental Toronto Centre, Floor: Lower Level, Ballroom A
In Reception: 39.001 - AERA Journal Publications Committee Reception: Invitation Only
Participant
- Sun, April 7
8:00 to 10:00am
The Westin Harbour Castle, Floor: Lower Level, Dockside 6
In Seminar: The Consortium of State and Regional Educational Research Associations: Distinguished Paper Session 2
Discussant
8:00 to 9:30am
Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Floor: Second Floor, Kent
In Paper Session: 43.017 - Drawing Boundaries and Networks in the Era of Segregation
On Paper: The Durable Inequality of Redlining: The Lingering Association Between Home Owners' Loan Corporation Neighborhood Ratings and School SegregationPresenting Author
- Mon, April 8
2:15 to 3:45pm
InterContinental Toronto Centre, Floor: Upper Lobby, Haliburton
In Governance Session: 66.002 - AERA Review of Research in Education: Closed Editorial Board Meeting
Chair
4:10 to 6:10pm
Metro Toronto Convention Centre, Floor: 200 Level, Room 205C
In Symposium: 67.054 - Sociological Contributions to School Choice Research: Evidence in a "Post-Truth" Era
Discussant