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Appendix A: Convocation Agenda
Appendix A: Convocation Agenda
Pages 69-76
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DAY 1: EXPLORING THE OPPORTUNITIES AND SETTING THE STAGE FOR FUTURE ACTION Tuesday, October 25 Registration, First Floor Foyer 11:15 AM Lunch Available beginning at 11:30, Rotunda (2nd floor) 12:00 PM Auditorium Welcome and Introductions - Jay Labov, National Research Council and National Academy of Sciences - Maxine Singer, President Emerita, Carnegie Institution for Science 69
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The Evidence Base - Ross Nehm, Ohio State University Questions and Discussion 2:00 PM Rotunda Break and opportunity for further networking 2:15 PM Auditorium Expanding Curricular Opportunities to Introduce Evolutionary Thinking Across the Grade Spans -- Brief Presentations and Panel Discussion - Spencer Benson, University of Maryland: The Role of Evolution in the Restructured Advanced Placement Biology Course
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: A Faculty Forum - Betty Carvellas, National Academies Teacher Advisory Council - David Hillis, University of Texas, Austin - Paul Strode, Fairview High School (Boulder, CO) - Marlene Zuk, University of California, Riverside 4:30 PM Breakout Rooms First Breakout Sessions: Exploring the Issues In Greater Depth The colored dot on your name badge indicates the breakout session to which you have been assigned.
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Facilitated by Gordon Uno, University of Oklahoma, and Kristin Jenkins, National Evolutionary Synthesis Center 5:30 PM Auditorium Reports from Breakout Groups (10 minutes each plus discussion) 6:15 PM Auditorium Closing Remarks, Announcements, and Charge for Day 2 - Cynthia Beall
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, California Polytechnic Institute - Joseph Levine, Pearson Education and Co-Author (with Kenneth Miller) of Biology - Judy Scotchmoor, Director, Understanding Evolution and Understanding Science Websites, Museum of Paleontology, University of California, Berkeley
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, President of American Institute of Biological Sciences - Jaclyn Reeves-Pepin, Executive Director, National Association of Biology Teachers - Joseph LaManna, President, Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology - Amy Chang, Director of Education Programs, American Society for Microbiology 10:30 AM Rotunda Break and opportunity for further networking 11:00 AM Auditorium Moving Evolution Education Forward: Why Evolution and Evolutionary Thinking Are Integral Components of Molecular Biology of the Cell - Bruce Alberts, University of California San Francisco, Editor-in-Chief, Science Questions and Discussion 12:00 PM Second Breakout Sessions: Moving from Vision to Breakout Action (Working Lunch) These sessions are designed to have people with Rooms – similar interests and expertise meet with each other Lunch is to craft action items that can be carried forward.
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: Funders of programs in life sciences education. Facilitated by James Collins, Arizona State University, and Kristin Jenkins, National Evolutionary Synthesis Center Group 3 (Ballroom)
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