A Quarterly ePublication by the School of Education
Scholarship and Research Newsletter
EDITOR
Cynthia Chandler, Ed D
EDITORIAL BOARD
Wayne Padover, Ph D,
Peter Serdyukov Ph D, Bermardo Gallegos, Ph D,
Patricia Dickenson, Ed D
December 2012
January 2013
VOLUME 1
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Announcing the Quest
A Quarterly Scholarship and Research eNewsletter
Mission and Vision of the SRC Committee 
By Peter Serdyukov, Ph D and Interim Dean, Ken Fawson
The Scholarship and Research Committee was convened as a standing committee of the School of Education by the Interim Dean to promote a culture of scholarship and research within the School. The Committee's quest is to create an environment in which faculty can share their scholarship, and expand and enhance their research. Communicating about faculty scholarship and encouraging collaboration reflects four of the five elements of the School's Conceptual Framework, STARS. It provides evidence of the practice of Scholarship, Teamwork with colleagues and other professionals, Active reflection on our practice, and modeling Standards of exemplary practice. Our pilot Newsletter was sent in December and the block on the server has now been removed. Here is what some of you may have received in December. Each quarter, the SRC will be asking faculty to share, contribute, collaborate, and invest in developing our Scholarship and Research learning community. CALLS for Submissions OPEN NOW! Each quarter, we will feature faculty scholarship: Faculty Authored Books Published Journal Articles Online Document Listing Faculty Research Interests Collaborative Online Google Calendar w/Upcoming Conferences We look forward to your contributions! Send all submissions to Cynthia Chandler [email protected]
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Featured Faculty Author (s)
Dan Cunniff, Donna Elder, & Wayne Padover
Innovative Educational Leadership through the Cycle of Change
"Innovative Educational Leadership Through the Cycle of Change" is a textbook for leaders and future leaders written by experienced professionals. The book is written and edited by Drs. Dan Cunniff, Donna Elder, and Wayne Padover from the School of Education. The work is a collection of articles from experienced professionals in the field of educational administration centering around the Interstate School Licensure Consortium (ISLIC) Standards for School Leaders. The book has four chapters and will fit well into our four unit e-college courses. The chapters include innovation, inspiration, interaction and change, and can be used as a primary or secondary text in undergraduate or graduate courses in leadership, organizational development, sociology, public and educational administration. The book is also useful for practicing administrators looking for more detailed, research-based solutions to difficult questions from the points-of view of experienced practitioners.
Release Date: February 2013
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Journals, Book Chapters & Other Pubs
SOE Scholars
Published Annually, Volume 6 will be published in Spring 2013. Contact Peter Serdyokov for more information. Calls for proposals for Volume 7 coming soon.
Dr. Marilyn Moore
Marilyn Moore, Ed. D., serves as an author for the Technology in Literacy Education Special Interest Group (TILE-SIG) of the International Reading Association and publishes articles two times a year in Reading Today Online. Below is the reference for a her most recent article which features a National University student:
Moore, M., & Captan, K. (2012, October 12). Integrating iPads into the high- school curriculum. Reading Today Online. 1-2. Retrieved from:
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Conference Presentations Faculty Spotlight
This issue: SOE Goes Global, Conferences in Australia and Bali
Loren Nafziger Ed D traveled Down Under in Perth, Australia to present at the Australian Computers in Education Conference, Lecture Capture to Improve Teacher Performance: http://acec2012.acce.edu.au/using-remote-internet-based-lecture-capture-improve-teaching-performanceDenise Hexom Ed D and Joy Kutaka-Kennedy extended their quest to Bali to present a paper (Link to proceedings will be shared in January) CHECK OUT THIS AWESOME RESOURCE FOR FINDING CONFERENCES HELD AROUND THE GLOBE
CLICK ON THIS LINK: CONFERENCE ALERTS WORLDWIDE |
Coming Up: Calls and Conferences
CALL FOR PROPOSALSNational University, Spring Symposium Call for Proposals DUE November 30, 2012 (CLOSED) International Journal of Arts and Sciences Call for ProposalsDUE March 2013
Organization of Educational Historians, 2013 Annual Conference, Chicago, IL-October 4-5, Exploring Landscapes of Learning: Questions, Methods, and New Territories SLOAN-C Call for Presentations DUE December 10, 2012 International Journal of Culture and Change (Conference) held in Vancouver, Canada, June 13 & 14th, 2013, Proposal Submission Deadline: 20 December 2012
CONFERENCES TO ATTEND REGIONAL/LOCAL
Leadership and Technology Conference
Leadership 3.0 Symposium which will be April 11-13 at the Hyatt Regency, Irvine, CA. Uncommon Leadership in a Common Core World.
Coming to San Diego
WASC ARC, April 9-13, 2013 (Dee Fabry is presenting. Are you going?)
State Conference
Attend for Professional Development California and Nevada
Computer Using Educators: March 14-16, 2013 Palm Springs, CA
Navigate to a collaborative calendar where we can share announcements for upcoming conferences, call for proposals, and other conference related activities.
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Research Interests?
Results from October Survey Posted (A special Thank You to Tamra Wills for collecting the data)
From the History of Education (Gallegos) to the Ethics of School Leaders (Tyler) our faculty has revealed dozens of research interests.
You will likely find someone else who is interested in the same topic as you! Let's keep this list current. Now that it is in Google Spreadsheets online, we can all access and add to this living document.
Try it, it only takes a couple of minutes to copy and paste the links to your research. This document will continue to be updated!
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Cynthia Sistek-Chandler, Ed D
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