Millersville PCSS Mini-Conference 3/31/14

The draft Millersville agenda is below.

MU/PCSS SEMINAR FOR SOCIAL STUDIES

March 31, 2014, Stayer MPR, Millersville University

Sponsored by Dr. Helena Tuleya-Payne, Acting Dean of Education and

The Pennsylvania Council for the Social Studies

 

8:00:  Registration: Conference Bags, Coffee, & Tea

8:30: Welcome: Dr. Joseph Labant, PCSS-Immediate Past President

8:45: Dr. Dominic Scott: Vision for the Day and Beyond

9:00: Legal Issues, Trends & Law Resources, David Trevaskis, Esquire and Susan Etter, Esquire, Pennsylvania Bar Association 

10:00: CICERO Software for the Social Studies

10:15: Literacy Across the Content Areas: Jessica Henry (Social Studies Instructor & Curriculum Leader) and Kimberly Shaw (ELA Instructor & Curriculum Leader), Columbia Borough School District

11:00: Understanding the Common Core Curriculum: Justin Reese (Social Studies Instructor) and Lisa Hardwig (Social Studies Instructor), School District of Lancaster

11:50: PCSS MU Student Chapter: Victoria L. Kressler, PCSS-MU Chapter President

12:00: Buffet Lunch

12:40: Guest Speaker: Mr. Justin Reese, PCSS & School District of Lancaster Teacher of the Year for 2013

1:00: Hybrid Education: Liz Lubeski, K-8 Instructional Facilitator, Manheim Central School District

2:00: Opportunities in Charter and Alternative Schools: Tom Dever, La Academia Charter School and Rachel Raytik, Phoenix Academy

2:30: Job Advice Panel: Shared Experiences of Teachers and Recent Millersville Graduates: Steve Schoessler, Assistant Principal, Elizabethtown Area  High School,  Matthew Martin, Prospect Grove High School, Justin Neideigh, Donegal High School, Lauren Schaller, the Science Factory and Cody Smith, Agora Cyber Charter School

3:30: Supporting Rigor in the Social Sciences: National History Day and Rho Kappa, Robert Kreider (Social Studies Instructional Leader), Richard DeStefano and Mary Noll (Social Studies Instructors), Manheim Central School District

3:45: Concluding Remarks and Thanks: Dr. Helena Tuleya-Payne, Acting Dean of Education