Events

The TESOL Workshop is an intensive three-day, fifteen-hour introduction to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. Through small, practical, hands-on sessions led by experienced TESOL professionals, participants will learn essential skills for teaching English in U.S. and international contexts. Session topics include:

IES Lecture Series: FamilyScape: A Simulation Model of Family Formation
presented by
Adam Thomas, Research Director, Center on Children and Families, Brookings Institute

GSE room 200
from 12:00 - 1:30
Lunch will be provided
RSVP to lckitson@gse.upenn.edu
http://www.gse.upenn.edu/pimfer/lectureseries.html

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Final date students may submit dissertations for three-week review & signatures for December 2009 graduation (to the Associate Dean for Ed.D.’s & to the Graduate Group Chair for Ph.D.’s).

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

The TESOL Workshop is an intensive three-day, fifteen-hour introduction to Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. Through small, practical, hands-on sessions led by experienced TESOL professionals, participants will learn essential skills for teaching English in U.S. and international contexts. Session topics include:

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

This panel provides an opportunity to meet and network with students from other divisions, facilitating communication and strengthening the GSE community. Brief presentations of student work will be followed by a Q&A session. Pizza will be provided.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Advance registration period for spring 2010.

Have a safe and happy holiday!

Have a safe and happy holiday!

Have a safe and happy holiday!

Have a safe and happy holiday!

IES Lecture Series presents "Looking to the Real Work of Real Teachers in Real Classrooms"
Steve Cantrell, Senior Program Officer-Research and Evaluation, Gates Foundation
GSE, room 200
12:00 - 1:30

Lunch will be provided, please rsvp to lckitson@gse.upenn.edu
For more information please review our website: http://www.gse.upenn.edu/pimfer/lectureseries.html 

GSE Prof. Bob Zemsky will discuss his new book, Making Reform Work: The Case for Transforming American Higher Education at the Penn Bookstore, 36th and Walnut Streets.

Zemsky offers three rules for successful college and university transformation and explains why improving higher education will require faculty leadership and a strategy for enhancing the system overall.

IES Lecture Series presents: "
Flavio Cunha, Assistant Professor, Economics Department
GSE, room 200
12:00 - 1:30

Lunch will be provided, please rsvp to: lckitson@gse.upenn.edu
For more information on our lecture series, please visit: http://www.gse.upenn.edu/pimfer/lectureseries.html

Final date to submit approved & signed Ed.D. dissertations to the GSE Student Records Office for December 2009 graduation.

Final date to submit approved & signed Ph.D. dissertations to Graduate Arts & Sciences for December 2009 graduation.

Final date divisions may submit Master's Comprehensive Examination/Thesis/Portfolio results to the GSE Student Records Office for December 2009 graduation.